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1.05 Ct. Pink Sapphire from Madagascar
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Item ID: | S45619 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.31 Width: 5.48 Height: 3.42 |
Weight: | 1.05 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $1,700 |
This listing describes a transparent, oval shape pink sapphire weighing 1.05 carat, with dimensions of 6.31 x 5.48 x 3.42 mm. The stone is cut in a mixed brilliant style, combining facets that maximize both brilliance and color, and it is finished to an excellent polish. Clarity is eye clean, evaluated at eye level, indicating no visible inclusions to the unaided eye. Color intensity is classified as intense, conveying a saturated pink that reads as vibrant without appearing overdeep. The sapphire has been heat treated, a standard and stable enhancement for this species, and the documented origin is Madagascar. These attributes are described and maintained by The Natural Sapphire Company to support informed selection and design decisions.
Optical performance of the sapphire reflects the interplay between cut proportions and internal color distribution, the mixed brilliant cut producing a lively scintillation and well defined color zones that remain balanced through varying viewing angles. With its excellent polish, light return is efficient, and the crisp facet junctions contribute to a clean, modern appearance when set in jewelry. The dimensions and oval outline create a shape that is both classic and versatile, allowing the gem to be oriented either horizontally or vertically within a mounting. The eye clean clarity grade ensures the face up presentation is uncluttered, so the intense pink color remains the central attribute of the gem rather than being interrupted by visible inclusions.
The intense pink hue of this sapphire offers broad compatibility with a range of skin tones, and specific metal choices and design contexts can be used to emphasize particular color relationships. On fair to porcelain skin tones, the vibrant pink presents as a clear, fresh color, its saturation providing a lively contrast that reads as distinctly rosy. When paired with white metals such as platinum or rhodium plated white gold, the stone will appear slightly cooler and more contemporary, the neutral metal lending a crisp frame that accentuates the stone and maintains an elegant, restrained aesthetic. For those with light warm undertones, the pink will harmonize with skin warmth, and a bezel or halo set in yellow gold will introduce a warm backdrop that enhances the gem's richness, creating a soft, wearable combination that feels cohesive and feminine. On medium to tan complexions, the pink takes on a warm vibrancy, particularly in sunny light, and both white and yellow metals can work depending on whether the wearer prefers contrast or complement. Olive skin tones often benefit from the stone s slight warmth, and rose gold offers a sympathetic pairing that rounds the appearance of the pink into a tonal ensemble, rose gold enhancing the gem without overwhelming it. For deeper skin tones, the intense saturation of the pink will read as highly visible and luminous, offering a vivid focal point that stands out with striking clarity, and both bold yellow gold and rich white metals serve to set the gem in distinct ways, the former amplifying warmth, the latter emphasizing brilliance. In all cases, the oval shape provides an elongating visual line on the finger or neck, and the mixed brilliant facet arrangement maintains scintillation that interacts attractively with skin movement and light.
Practical considerations for setting and care are straightforward. The 1.05 carat weight and the 6.31 x 5.48 x 3.42 mm proportions make this sapphire a suitable center stone for solitaire rings, classic pendants, or as a prominent accent in multi stone compositions. The heat treatment performed is stable and conventional for sapphires, and standard care routines for corundum apply, including avoiding sudden thermal shock, minimizing prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals, and cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush. Because the gem is eye clean, routine inspection by a jeweler is typically sufficient to confirm secure settings and preserve the stone s appearance. The documented Malagasy origin adds a provenance note that may be relevant to collectors and designers, and The Natural Sapphire Company provides supporting documentation and high resolution imagery to assist in final design and selection.





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