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1.12 Ct. Pink Sapphire from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Oct 17
Item ID: | S47902 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.82 Width: 4.77 Height: 4.16 |
Weight: | 1.12 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $2,370 |
A luminous pink sapphire from Madagascar invites a timeless conversation between history and beauty, a conversation that The Natural Sapphire Company is honored to share. This particular gem is a transparent 1.12 carat oval, measuring 6.82 x 4.77 x 4.16 mm, cut in a faceted mixed brilliant style that balances fire and brilliance with classic elegance. Its clarity is graded very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, and the stone displays an intense color intensity with an excellent polish. There is no enhancement to this gem, a natural promise that echoes the uninterrupted lineage of corundum in royal and sacred jewelry through the ages. As a jewel that could be set to begin a new family tradition, it carries an air of permanence and refined taste that has defined heirlooms for centuries.
When one considers hue and tone, regional character becomes a storyteller, and this Madagascar pink speaks with a voice that is both vivid and pure. Compared to the gentle pastel and candy pinks that often come from Sri Lanka, this stone reads as more saturated, with a lively tone that holds its own under varying light. Sri Lankan pink sapphires can be ethereal and softly feminine, like a memory of dawn, while this Madagascar example offers a stronger visual punctuation, a clear and vibrant pink that commands attention. Compared to Burmese and Thai pinks that sometimes shift toward mauve or purplish undertones, this gem leans toward a truer pink, without the violet whisper that some other locales impart. The contrast is also instructive in relation to other famous corundum regions, for Kashmir is celebrated for its velvety blues, a wholly different temperament, and Burmese stones are often prized for their intense reds and strong saturation, so this Madagascar pink occupies a distinct place among noble corundums, radiant and focused in its pink identity.
The mixed brilliant cut and the oval shape work together to enhance both color and brilliance, a choice that suits the gem for classic settings that emphasize its timeless nature. The cut channels light through the stone in a way that amplifies its intense color intensity while preserving a lifelike brightness that avoids appearing flat or overly dark. The clarity grade of very slightly included at eye level means that the gem is essentially clean to the unaided eye, a quality that elevates its suitability for daily wear as well as for ceremonial pieces that are meant to be seen and admired. As a corundum, sapphire is inherently durable, and with excellent polish the stone will continue to shine without losing its surface luster. The absence of enhancement is a rare and valued attribute, and it speaks to authenticity, provenance and long term stability, properties that collectors and those who appreciate legacy value will recognize immediately. At The Natural Sapphire Company we respect the integrity of such stones, and we present them in ways that highlight both their geological story and their suitability for enduring settings.
This pink sapphire lends itself to classic and historically resonant designs, from simple solitaires that echo the restrained elegance of earlier centuries, to halo arrangements that were popularized in vintage and revival periods, to intricate vintage inspired mounts that recall the craftsmanship of bygone ateliers. The oval shape is flattering in a ring, it reads as refined as it is substantial, and the dimensions of 6.82 x 4.77 x 4.16 mm give it presence without overwhelming the hand. In terms of pairing with metals and accompanying gems, this vivid Madagascar pink harmonizes beautifully with warm tones such as rose gold, which echoes the pink and amplifies the romantic aspect, and it also creates a striking contrast with cool white metals, where the color appears even more saturated and luminous. For those who appreciate historical comparisons, the hue and tone of this stone will remind connoisseurs of certain prized Sri Lankan stones that possess delicate charm, while offering a more decisive saturation than many of those examples. It will also read differently beside Burmese or Thai pinks that tilt toward purplish nuance, and that difference is precisely what makes each regional signature meaningful in a collection that values diversity and provenance.
Choosing a gem from Madagascar is to engage with a chapter of the gem world that has given rise to remarkable colors and exciting finds in recent decades, and this 1.12 carat pink sapphire is a fine example of that legacy. It combines the enduring virtues of corundum, a lineage of royal use and cultural significance, with a contemporary intensity that feels both fresh and respectable. For clients seeking a jewel with both historic resonance and everyday allure, this stone offers a rare balance, a natural beauty that requires no treatment, and a presence that will translate well into an heirloom. The Natural Sapphire Company is pleased to present this gem to those who value tradition, craftsmanship and veritable origin, and we welcome inquiries from customers who wish to view the stone, discuss bespoke settings, or learn more about how this Madagascar pink compares to sapphires from other storied locales.































