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2.86 Ct. Green Sapphire from Australia
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Item ID: | S41478 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.95 Width: 6.78 Height: 4.61 |
Weight: | 2.86 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Dark |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Australia |
Per carat price: help | $400 |
One transparent green sapphire, 2.86 carats, emerald cut shape, presents a refined combination of form and depth, suited to a range of high end jewelry applications. The stone measures 8.95 by 6.78 by 4.61 millimeters, with an elongated rectangular profile and a length to width ratio of approximately 1.32, delivering a balanced silhouette that sits elegantly in both vertical and east west orientations. The color displays a dark intensity, a deep forest to teal green that holds richly across the table and along the pavilion facets. Clarity is graded as very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which means the stone is visually clean in typical viewing conditions while retaining natural internal character when examined under magnification. The cut follows the emerald cut tradition of step facets and trimmed corners, offering controlled light return and a sophisticated, architectural appearance. The polish is excellent, producing crisp facet junctions and a smooth, reflective surface that accentuates the stone s inherent transparency. This sapphire has undergone standard heat treatment to enhance tone and saturation, a stable and widely accepted enhancement in the trade, and its provenance is Australia, a source known for producing deep, nuanced green and teal sapphires with appealing depth.
From a gemological and practical perspective the sapphire combines desirable proportions and structural stability for daily wear, making it suitable for a broad range of jewelry types. The depth dimension of 4.61 millimeters yields a proportion that supports durable mounting without excessive pavilion material, while the step cut minimizes the appearance of inclusions and emphasizes color zoning in a controlled manner. Sapphires rate nine on the Mohs hardness scale, a level of toughness that allows for prong, bezel, and channel settings with confidence in long term wearability. The emerald cut s clean lines and large table present the color uniformly, which makes this stone well suited to designs where color is the focal point, as well as to combinations with accent diamonds or colored gems that provide contrast without overwhelming the primary hue. The very slightly included clarity grade communicates natural origin and character, and for clients who desire a detailed gem report or additional photographic documentation The Natural Sapphire Company can provide further information to support informed design decisions.
The stone s shape and size enable customization into an extensive variety of settings, accommodating both classic and contemporary motifs. For engagement rings the sapphire can act as a striking solitaire in a four or six prong mount that raises the table for maximum light exposure, or it can be secured in a full or partial bezel for enhanced protection of the trimmed corners and a sleek modern presentation. A halo setting of pavé or bead set diamonds will amplify perceived size and add scintillation, while three stone layouts allow complementary side sapphires or diamonds to create narrative and balance. The emerald cut lends itself to architectural designs and period revivals, particularly art deco inspired pieces with geometric lines and milgrain detailing, and it pairs equally well with minimalist tension and channel settings for a contemporary aesthetic. For pendants the rectangular outline creates an elegant drop that aligns well with both vertical bails and horizontal bar mounts, and for earrings the stone can be translated into matched stud pairs or asymmetric statement pieces combined with baguette or trillion accents. Men s jewelry such as signet rings and cufflinks benefit from the stone s substantial presence and dark green tone, which convey refinement without overt flash. Metal choice further refines the design language, where yellow gold will warm the green toward olive tones, rose gold will introduce a soft contrast, and white metals will emphasize the stone s depth and clean facets.
The Natural Sapphire Company can facilitate a bespoke setting process that respects the sapphire s technical and aesthetic attributes, while accommodating client preferences for design, metal, and accent stones. Our designers and gemologists can advise on prong placement and bezel rails to protect the stone s corners, on gallery height and shank profiles to ensure ergonomic wear, and on accent stone selection to complement rather than compete with the sapphire s dark green tone. Heat treatment in this instance is stable and compatible with standard fabrication techniques, and the stone s Australian origin offers a traceable narrative that can be included with custom documentation. Routine care recommendations include gentle cleaning with warm water, a soft brush, and mild detergent, avoiding exposure to harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, and periodic inspection of mounting integrity by a qualified jeweler. For clients seeking personalized sketches, computer aided renderings, or in person consultation, The Natural Sapphire Company provides access to both design services and experienced setting partners to translate this 2.86 carat emerald cut green sapphire into a finished piece that aligns with the intended style, lifestyle, and longevity expectations.































