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2.21 Ct. Green Sapphire from Madagascar
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Item ID: | S39069 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.26 Width: 6.87 Height: 4.51 |
Weight: | 2.21 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Asscher - Octagon |
Cut: | Asscher Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $1,757 |
This transparent 2.21 carat asscher octagon shape green sapphire measures 7.26 x 6.87 x 4.51 mm, and presents a balanced profile with a refined pavilion depth and substantial table area. The gem displays an asscher cut characterized by concentric step facets that create a structured internal geometry, an eye clean clarity grade as evaluated at eye level, intense color intensity, and an excellent polish. The sapphire is natural with no enhancement and originates from Madagascar, a source known for producing saturated and well formed sapphires. The combination of its weight and dimensions yields a presence suitable for prominent rings or bespoke pendants, and the transparent clarity ensures that the stone reads clean and vivid under a broad range of lighting conditions. The Natural Sapphire Company documents this stone as unaltered and gemologically typical of high quality natural material from Madagascar.
The asscher facet arrangement moderates scintillation while emphasizing depth of color and stepwise reflections, producing a calm and architectural brilliance that suits elegant settings. The intense green is consistent across the stone, and the excellent polish enhances surface luster and face up presence, allowing the color to appear both saturated and lively without looking muddy. In metal, the gem performs differently depending on the mounting. A warm yellow gold setting will give the green a slightly warmer appearance and bring out golden undertones that may be present at certain angles, while a white metal setting such as platinum or white gold will emphasize the pure green hue and create a contemporary, crisp contrast. Rose gold introduces a complementary warmth that can soften the overall palette, and a mixed metal design can be used to balance between brightness and depth. The structured geometry of the asscher faceting also lends itself to clean, angular settings where the stone aligns with architectural lines, or to halo designs where small accent diamonds can add contrast and increase perceived size without detracting from the sapphire color.
When set in jewelry this green sapphire complements a broad range of skin tones and undertones through its balance of saturation and transparency. On fair skin with cool undertones the intense green reads as a crisp, slightly jewel like contrast that brings forward the stone without overwhelming delicate coloring. On fair skin with warm undertones the stone benefits from warm metals, which harmonize with skin warmth and make the green appear softer and more integrated. For medium skin tones and those with olive undertones the green can emphasize natural warmth and create a complementary synergy, with the stone reflecting subtle teal or forest nuances that flatter olive complexions. On tan and deeper skin tones the intense saturation offers a vivid and luxurious contrast, with the green appearing rich and luminous against darker backgrounds, and white metal settings providing striking brightness while yellow or rose gold settings yield a regal, warm interplay. Design choices alter perception as well, with an open prong setting maximizing interaction with ambient light and reinforcing the stone clarity, and a bezel offering a controlled color field that can deepen the perceived hue. Halo settings with white diamonds heighten brilliance and add a luminous frame, which can be particularly effective for skin tones where contrast enhances presence, while minimalist solitaires keep attention on the sapphire color and cut. For tailored guidance on mounting options or for bespoke design work please consult The Natural Sapphire Company, where gem specialists can advise on metal pairing and setting style to optimize how this Madagascar green sapphire complements individual skin tones.





























