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1.58 Ct. Green Sapphire from Madagascar
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Item ID: | S34072 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.28 Width: 5.81 Height: 4.25 |
Weight: | 1.58 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $1,000 |
There are few stones that speak to the long arc of the earth with the quiet authority of a natural sapphire, and this cushion shaped green sapphire is one such heirloom in miniature, a compact testament to time. Weighing 1.58 carats and cut in a classic cushion silhouette, its dimensions of 6.28 by 5.81 by 4.25 mm make it perfectly proportioned for a ring that will be worn and cherished. The mixed brilliant cut brings together the scintillating fire of modern faceting with the rounded, timeless profile of antiquity, and an excellent polish allows each facet to catch and return light with a soft and noble brilliance. Evaluated at eye level, its clarity grade is eye clean, which means that to the wearer and to the admirer the surface reads as pure and pristine, a window into the deep, intense green that has long been associated with renewal and balance. This sapphire is completely natural, free of enhancements, and its origin in Madagascar lends it an added layer of provenance, a place known for producing some of the most characterful sapphires in the world.
To hold this gem is to hold a small piece of geological history, a mineral formed over eons under conditions that cannot be replicated by human hands. The intense color intensity you see is the result of natural trace elements and the subtle interplay of light within the crystal structure, a complexity that evolves during formation and is carried like a fingerprint in every facet. At The Natural Sapphire Company we have spent decades tracing and curating such stones, understanding their origins and the stories they carry, so that when a customer chooses a natural sapphire they are not only selecting beauty, but also a lineage. Madagascar sapphires are prized for their range of hues and for the distinct character their stones display, and a no enhancement stone from that island communicates a purity of origin, an authenticity that resonates with collectors and those who value tradition. The great advantage of a natural gemstone lies not only in how it looks on the hand, but in how it feels in the imagination, because natural sapphires have been part of human adornment and storytelling for millennia, worn by nobles, travelers, and lovers, each stone accumulating history as it passes from one life to another.
When comparing a natural stone like this green sapphire to lab grown alternatives, several meaningful differences arise, and those differences are often decisive for buyers who are looking for legacy and lasting value. Lab grown sapphires can offer uniform color and lower cost, and they serve well in fashion focused contexts, but they lack the individual geological biography that comes with a natural gem. Natural sapphires display subtle color zoning, slight variations in tone and depth, and mineral inclusions that, far from being flaws, are evidence of the conditions under which the gem formed, and these features are the reason collectors prize natural stones. A natural sapphire, especially one that has never been heat treated or otherwise enhanced, tends to retain and even appreciate in value over time in ways that synthetic stones typically do not. Provenance is another critical factor, and stones from named regions such as Madagascar carry a traceable story that is documented by reputable dealers and gemological reports, a lineage that lab grown stones cannot claim in the same way because their origin is industrial rather than geological.
Finally, there is the matter of emotional resonance and the idea of passing something down, an aspect that many clients of The Natural Sapphire Company tell us matters more than price alone. A natural, untreated sapphire is a tangible connection to the earth and to human history, a unique object that will not be exactly replicated. Its mixed brilliant cut and eye clean clarity make it ideal for a classic setting that honors tradition, while its intense green hue offers a slightly modern twist that still feels rooted in heritage. For those who seek both beauty and a story, this 1.58 carat cushion shaped green sapphire from Madagascar presents an opportunity to own a gem that is as timeless as it is personally meaningful, and as reliably beautiful now as it will be generations from now.































