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2.26 Ct. Greenish Blue Sapphire from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Nov 2
Item ID: | S44287 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.74 Width: 8.3 Height: 5.32 |
Weight: | 2.26 Ct. |
Color: help | Greenish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Trillion |
Cut: | Trillion Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $1,150 |
A singular jewel awaits the collector who understands true rarity, a transparent 2.26 carat trillion shape greenish blue sapphire, measuring 7.74 by 8.30 by 5.32 millimeters, originating from the celebrated deposits of Madagascar, with a clarity grade described as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, intense color intensity, an excellent polish, and no enhancement, a specification that marks this stone as an honest and unaltered expression of nature, offered to you by The Natural Sapphire Company. The structural heart of this sapphire is corundum, a crystalline lattice that rewards precision cutting with extraordinary optical performance, because the dense packing of oxygen and aluminum atoms in corundum gives it a high refractive index, and because the crystal can exhibit subtle pleochroism and internal light scattering, every triangular facet crafted into the trillion cut acts like a finely tuned window, encouraging rays to enter, reflect, and scatter back as flashes of luminous color. The result is a sparkle that is unlike that of many other gemstones, a dynamic interplay of scintillation and depth that is amplified by the stone being transparent and by our cutter achieving an excellent polish, so that each corner and facet edge behaves as a tiny mirror, feeding light into the complex internal geometry of the gem and returning it as fire, brilliance, and that deep, shifting greenish blue that seems to change with every tilt.
The trillion cut itself is central to the gem’s unique visual signature, because its triangular silhouette and generous pavilion allow for expansive face up color and controlled light leakage, and because the facet geometry produces lively scintillation, the gem flashes with a rhythmic pattern that draws the eye and holds it. In this particular example the cutter has respected the natural color zoning and internal character of the Madagascar rough, shaping a stone that balances a broad, intense color presence with lively internal reflections, a difficult synthesis that cannot be achieved by larger, heavily included material or by stones that have been thermally or chemically enhanced. The clarity description of very slightly included at eye level means that the inclusions do not interrupt the gem’s visual purity in normal wear, rather they act as internal markers of natural origin that add to the stone’s individuality. Because there has been no enhancement, the greenish blue you see is the stone’s original chromatic fingerprint, a rare hue in this weight and form, and the excellent polish ensures every facet edge is razor sharp, amplifying both contrast and brightness so that the sapphire commands attention in both daylight and artificial light.
Owning this 2.26 carat Madagascar greenish blue trillion from The Natural Sapphire Company is an invitation into a rarefied circle of connoisseurs, because sapphires of this size, of this intense greenish blue tone, in a brilliant trillion cut, and wholly untreated are exceptionally uncommon, and because the market offers many blue sapphires, but very few that combine size, color purity, transparency, and natural integrity in such a compact and wearable package. This is not a mass produced gem, and it is not a stone whose appearance can be replicated by enhancement, it is a natural work of geological art that will be appreciated by collectors and connoisseurs who value provenance, honesty, and exceptional optical performance. For the client who seeks a bespoke setting, or who wishes to secure a piece of heirloom caliber that will retain and likely grow in desirability, we invite you to discuss mounting options, certification, and provenance details with our team at The Natural Sapphire Company, because when a stone of this singular character appears it belongs to a very select few, and ownership confers the quiet distinction of possessing something truly rare.






























