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0.68 Ct. Yellowish Green Sapphire from Montana
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Item ID: | S38853 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.58 Width: 4.58 Height: 3.25 |
Weight: | 0.68 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Montana |
Per carat price: help | $800 |
This pear shaped yellowish green sapphire, weighing 0.68 carats and measuring 6.58 by 4.58 by 3.25 millimeters, presents a refined alternative to the more common blue sapphire, offering a unique color that is subtle, wearable, and distinctly elegant. Cut into a mixed brilliant style, the stone combines the scintillation of a brilliant cut with the depth of a faceted pavilion, delivering lively sparkle that outperforms many standard cuts you will find on the market. Originating from Montana, this sapphire carries an American provenance that collectors and designers value for its character and pedigree, and its medium color intensity reads as a fresh, yellowish green that can shift from golden to mint in different lighting, a versatility rarely achieved by single tone stones. Clarity is graded very very slightly included as evaluated at eye level, meaning the gem is exceptionally clean to the naked eye, and with an excellent polish the surface finish is crisp and brilliant. The stone has been heat treated, a routine and stable enhancement that improves color while preserving the natural crystal, and for buyers who want both integrity and beauty, this sapphire offers the best of both worlds. Compared to other market options, especially stones with heavy treatments or lower clarity, this Montana sapphire stands out for its pleasing balance of color, clarity, and cut, making it ideal for those who want something rare but entirely wearable.
From a quality and value perspective, this gem competes strongly against alternatives like green tourmalines, peridots, and some lower grade sapphires, because its hardness and durability make it suitable for everyday jewelry while its refined color palette preserves long term appeal. At 0.68 carats the size is perfect for elegant pendants, delicate rings, or as a distinctive center stone in a halo engagement setting, and the pear shape flatters the finger more than many round or square cuts, creating a perception of larger size and graceful lines. The mixed brilliant cut generates return of light that often makes this stone appear more lively than larger stones with poorer cutting. Buyers who compare origin, treatment, and finish will find that a Montana sapphire such as this offers a more honest value proposition than stones with undisclosed enhancements or inconsistent polish. The Natural Sapphire Company stands behind the details of origin and treatment, and by selecting stones like this one we ensure clients receive a transparent description and a gem that performs both visually and physically better than many mass marketed alternatives. For custom settings and design advice this stone adapts beautifully to yellow gold if you want to emphasize warmth, or to white metals if you prefer a fresher, modern look.
Beyond its physical beauty this yellowish green sapphire carries a range of metaphysical associations that many clients find meaningful, and in this regard it also outshines several more common alternatives that lack the same depth of symbolic resonance. Yellow and green hues combine energies often associated with the solar plexus and heart chakras, and this stone is traditionally believed to encourage inner clarity, personal empowerment, and compassionate expression, supporting decision making while fostering harmonious relationships. Wearers seek these sapphires for emotional balance, stress reduction, and an enhanced sense of grounding and confidence, qualities that are complemented by sapphire's long cultural association with wisdom and protection. Compared to peridot which is linked more narrowly to abundance, or tourmaline which is prized for electromagnetic grounding but softer over time, the Montana green sapphire offers a durable vessel for daily wear and regular use in meditative or ritual practice. To preserve its beauty, routine care is recommended, such as gentle cleaning with warm soapy water and avoiding harsh chemicals, and because the stone is heat treated and robust it tolerates normal wear better than many untreated softer alternatives. If you are looking for a gem that combines rarity, provenance, lasting value, and meaningful symbolic resonance, this Montana yellowish green pear sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company is a standout choice, and our team is ready to assist with certification details, setting recommendations, and bespoke design options.































