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1.55 Ct. Yellowish Green Sapphire from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Dec 13
Item ID: | S31022 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.03 Width: 5.37 Height: 3.79 |
Weight: | 1.55 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Green |
Color intensity: help | Faint |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $645 |
From the weathered hills of Madagascar to the quiet light of a jeweler s loupe, this yellowish green sapphire carries the slow poetry of deep time. Born in ancient metamorphic rock, this crystal began as aluminum and trace elements rearranged under heat and pressure, taking on the unique subtle tones that distinguish sapphires from this island s famed deposits. Its faint color intensity blushes between green and yellow, a delicate hue that recalls the first tender leaves of spring, and its transparency allows light to travel with clarity through its emerald cut form. The Natural Sapphire Company celebrates such stones because they are at once geological wonders and carriers of visible history, each internal plane and pale tone a record of conditions unreachable by human hands. This particular gem weighs 1.55 carats, and measures 7.03 x 5.37 x 3.79 mm, proportions that give it a compact presence on the finger while preserving an elegant footprint that flatters both modern and vintage inspired designs.
The journey from rough to refined was guided by skilled hands that respected the stone s natural gifts. Our cutters chose an emerald cut to emphasize the stone s internal clarity and to create broad step facets that allow the soft yellow green to glow like a pane of summer glass. The gem is transparent with a clarity grade of very slightly included evaluated at eye level, meaning that under casual viewing the stone appears clean and bright, while the minor inclusions contribute to its individuality and proof of natural origin. The sapphire has not undergone enhancement, no heat treatment and no diffusion, a rare quality that underscores its authenticity and preserves the stone s original character. Each facet was given an excellent polish, so that light enters and exits with a gentle, watery brilliance rather than brilliant flashes, a look that suits lovers of understated refined beauty. When set, the emerald cut plays with light in parallel planes, offering a calm, architectural elegance that complements both yellow and white metals and that harmonizes beautifully with both fine and more casual settings.
Durability is a story worth telling for every gem destined for daily wear, and sapphires are among the most practical of precious stones. On the Mohs scale of mineral hardness this sapphire rates a nine, making it second only to diamond which rates a ten. Compared with other popular gems, sapphires are harder than topaz at eight and substantially tougher than quartz at seven, which means this stone resists scratches and maintains its polished facets under frequent wear. Hardness on the Mohs scale speaks to scratch resistance rather than to toughness or resistance to breakage, so care in setting and handling remains important, yet the natural resilience of corundum ensures that this sapphire will endure as a wearable heirloom. For those who select this stone for an engagement ring or a cherished daily piece, we recommend protective setting styles such as bezel or semi bezel for the most secure wear, or a low profile prong setting if you prefer classic openness, always keeping in mind that the sapphire s surface polish and strong hardness make it an excellent candidate for everyday beauty.
Beyond geology and gemology, this yellowish green sapphire carries cultural resonance and personal narrative, a gem that invites stories to become part of its light. In Madagascar local miners and small scale operations have, over recent decades, revealed pockets of sapphires that vary widely in color and character, attracting connoisseurs who appreciate the island s range and richness. To wear a Madagascan sapphire is to carry a piece of that place and to honor the hands that turned rough stone into a finished jewel. The Natural Sapphire Company stands behind this gemstone with provenance, careful documentation and expert match making, and we will help you envision this 1.55 carat emerald cut stone in the setting that best reflects your life and taste. Imagine it centered in a simple white gold solitaire that allows the pale green to sing, or paired with warm gold accents that coax the yellow notes forward, set into a ring that will gather stories across years. If you are drawn to gems that speak quietly but insistently, this untreated Madagascar sapphire is a rare and elegant companion, ready to begin a new chapter in your collection.































