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1.10 Ct. Green Sapphire from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Sep 11
Item ID: | S45137 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.11 Width: 5.15 Height: 3.33 |
Weight: | 1.10 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Asscher - Octagon |
Cut: | Asscher Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $408 |
A single gemstone can define an entire aesthetic, and this exquisite green sapphire does so with an effortless authority. We present a transparent 1.10 carat asscher octagon shape green sapphire that speaks to connoisseurs who recognize that weight is far more than a number. At 1.10 carats this stone occupies a rare band of desirability where presence and practicality coexist. It is large enough to command attention, yet refined enough to wear daily without losing the intimacy that true luxury requires. In a market where color and clarity often dominate the conversation, weight remains the quiet arbiter of rarity. Stones of this caliber with uncompromised transparency and an intense color intensity are uncommon, and a natural, unenhanced specimen of 1.10 carats from Madagascar is a particularly distinguished find that reflects both geological fortune and careful selection by experts at The Natural Sapphire Company.
Measured at 6.11 x 5.15 x 3.33 mm, this sapphire translates its 1.10 carat weight into a compelling face up presence. The asscher cut emphasizes a noble geometry, an octagonal silhouette that balances symmetry and light in a manner that feels both architectural and sensual. Faceted with precision, the cutting style reveals broad step facets that invite the eye to travel inward, while the gem retains a brilliant transparency that refracts light with a quiet confidence. Evaluated at eye level, the clarity is described as very slightly included, a testimony to the stone s natural origin and character. These minute inclusions do not detract from the gem s allure, but rather authenticate its natural history, a subtle signature of the earth that yielded it. With no enhancement, the intense green hue you see is the true voice of the stone, a color that reads as lively and saturated, without artificial intervention.
The asscher cut, executed with an excellent polish, showcases how weight and cut collaborate to produce an object of desire. At 1.10 carats the pavilion depth and table dimensions are proportioned to harness the gem s mass into remarkable scintillation and depth. The result is a jewel that offers a sense of depth and perspective when viewed from different angles, a living drama of light and color that reveals new facets of beauty with every movement. A stone of this weight sits with authority in a ring or pendant setting, offering both visual impact and a comfortable scale for daily wear. The absence of enhancement further elevates its status, because natural color at this intensity and weight is far more rare than treated equivalents. Provenance from Madagascar adds another layer of prestige, linking the gem to a region renowned for producing sapphires with vivid saturation and fine crystalline clarity.
Owning this 1.10 carat asscher octagon green sapphire is an achievement and a statement of refined taste. It is the kind of piece that rewards thoughtful curation, and it promises to become a family heirloom that communicates discernment across generations. At The Natural Sapphire Company we understand that each facet, each millimeter, and each tenth of a carat contributes to the narrative of value and rarity. We invite you to consider this natural, unenhanced treasure as a centerpiece for a commission or as the defining jewel in your collection. Our specialists are available to discuss mounting options that honor the gem s geometry and weight, ensuring the final piece reflects the rarity of a 1.10 carat transparent green sapphire with intense color, very slightly included clarity at eye level, and an excellent polish from Madagascar.































