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1.00 Ct. Pinkish Purple Sapphire from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Sep 25
Item ID: | S45301 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.16 Width: 5.6 Height: 3.55 |
Weight: | 1.00 Ct. |
Color: help | Pinkish Purple |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $300 |
This pear shape, 1.00 carat pinkish purple sapphire presents as a beautifully transparent, faceted gem with precise dimensions of 6.16 x 5.60 x 3.55 mm, offering an ideal size and profile for a variety of refined settings. The hue is an intense pinkish purple, a color that sits attractively between classic pink and violet, and it displays a saturation that reads as vivid to the eye while remaining versatile for both classic and contemporary jewelry designs. Clarity is graded as slightly included when viewed at eye level, which means the stone has minor internal features that do not materially detract from its overall visual appeal, especially when set. The cutting style is faceted with a mixed brilliant cut, and the polish has been evaluated as excellent, producing crisp facet junctions and high surface luster. Importantly for collectors and connoisseurs, this sapphire is natural and has not been subjected to any enhancement, and its origin is Madagascar, a source known for producing sapphires with attractive color nuances and strong crystallographic character.
The mixed brilliant cut has been executed to maximize both brilliance and color, combining the fire producing properties of brilliant facets with the color retention of step style facets, creating a dynamic interplay between scintillation and depth of tone. The pear outline emphasizes the color at the center while tapering to a fine point, allowing the pavilion and crown facets to return light in a way that accentuates the stone s natural glow, making it a definitive centerpiece in any collection. The excellent polish enhances facet reflectivity, and the faceting pattern has been balanced to reduce windowing and to promote a lively return of white light and spectral flashes. Slight inclusions, typical for natural sapphires, contribute to the gem s fingerprint and do not impede its brilliance or the evenness of its color, they instead attest to its natural origin. When mounted, this sapphire will sit with an elegant presence, the pear shape offering visual elongation and versatility for pendants, rings, or bespoke pieces that demand both presence and refinement.
For the educated buyer, the combination of natural, untreated material, intense color, an expertly executed mixed brilliant cut, and a clarity grade of slightly included represents an excellent value proposition, especially from a reputable source such as The Natural Sapphire Company. Madagascar origin is noteworthy because it often yields sapphires with compelling color saturation and distinct crystal habits, and an untreated stone from this locality carries a premium for collectors seeking authenticity and rarity. The sapphire s hardness and toughness, inherent to corundum, make it suitable for everyday wear when properly set, while the absence of enhancement simplifies long term care and preserves the stone s natural integrity. Each of these factors, from precise measurements to cutting style and provenance, contributes to the stone s desirability and positions it as a collectible yet wearable object of beauty, ideal for an investor or connoisseur who values transparency in grading and sourcing. The Natural Sapphire Company stands behind the quality and origin of this gem, and the stone is presented to offer both immediate aesthetic impact and lasting value within a curated collection.




























