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1.30 Ct. Brownish Green Sapphire from Montana
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Item ID: | S31140 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.23 Width: 5.27 Height: 3.97 |
Weight: | 1.30 Ct. |
Color: help | Brownish Green |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Montana |
Per carat price: help | $1,500 |
There is a particular kind of quiet authority that a sapphire from Montana carries, a sense of landscape and time that sits comfortably alongside the great sapphires of history. This transparent 1.30 carat pear shape brownish green sapphire, presented by The Natural Sapphire Company, is an example of that enduring character. At 8.23 x 5.27 x 3.97 mm it wears the classic teardrop silhouette that has been favored in heirloom jewels for centuries, a shape that speaks of refinement and continuity. Its light color intensity allows the subtle brownish green tone to read as both earthy and elegant, a color narrative that pairs well with both warm and cool metals and that makes it equally at home in an antique inspired setting or a modern classic design. Importantly this stone is natural with no enhancement, a pure offering that connects each wearer directly to the geological story and to the skilled cutters who brought it to life.
The mixed brilliant cut chosen for this pear shape is a deliberate melding of tradition and optical performance, a cut that enhances the inherent properties of the sapphire for maximum brilliance and fire. The mixed brilliant approach combines a step facet arrangement on the pavilion with a brilliant facet pattern on the crown, creating a dynamic interplay between light return and scintillation. In practical terms this means that the pavilion facets act as mirrors that direct light back through the crown, while the brilliant crown facets break that returning light into lively flashes and scintillating pinpoints. With excellent polish and careful facet alignment the result is a stone that appears to glow from within, each movement revealing depths and sparkles that are guided by classical proportion and modern precision. The pear shape itself contributes a focused light pathway toward the tip, enhancing perceived depth, while the rounded end offers a field of dispersed light that softens and balances the overall appearance.
Clarity and finish further underscore the timeless appeal of this gem. Graded as very very slightly included evaluated at eye level, the stone reads as visually clean while retaining the natural character that collectors value. These minute inclusions are a testament to the gem naturality and do not interrupt the visual flow when set or worn. The excellent polish elevates the mixed brilliant design, allowing each facet to act with crisp definition so that reflections are sharp and lively rather than muted. Origin from Montana gives it a regional identity that resonates with connoisseurs who appreciate provenance and the stories behind their gems. Coupled with the fact that this sapphire has received no enhancement, you have a piece that is both honest and enduring, a jewel that confidently references the gem traditions of old while remaining wholly suitable for contemporary life.
As a piece intended to be cherished across generations this pear shape brownish green sapphire invites thoughtful settings and classical pairings. It excels as a solitaire in a vintage inspired mounting, where the teardrop silhouette can frame the finger with a lineage of style that recalls royal pendants and antique earrings. It also performs beautifully as the center of a delicate halo where small round stones reinforce its brilliance and echo the mixed brilliant cut tendencies toward scintillation. When you choose a gem from The Natural Sapphire Company you are selecting not only a stone, but a heritage of sourcing, cutting, and finishing that honors both nature and craftsmanship. I welcome you to view this gem in person or request additional images and certified details, so you may experience the way light moves through its facets, and so you may imagine it as a piece of family history in the making.































