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1.50 Ct. Pinkish Purple Sapphire from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Mar 17
Item ID: | S35201 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.29 Width: 6.11 Height: 4.03 |
Weight: | 1.50 Ct. |
Color: help | Pinkish Purple |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $800 |
There are places on Earth where the riverbeds and plains carry stories older than any map, and this pinkish purple sapphire began its journey in one of those stories in Madagascar. Born deep in the island's rich geological layers, the crystal formed over millions of years under pressure and heat, drawing in trace elements that would one day give it its intense and arresting color. When it emerged from the alluvial gravels, it arrived as rough, unassuming stone, its true potential hidden beneath an earthly patina. Miners who know the land by touch rather than by sight recognized the promise in its hue, and the rough was carefully extracted with respect for the site and the people who work there. That careful beginning is the first chapter of a sapphire that now sits ready to become a treasured piece of jewelry, a gem whose origin story is as vivid as its color.
The transformation from rough to refined gemstone is a chapter of skill and intention, and our master cutters gave this oval gem the precision it deserved. We present a transparent 1.50 carat oval shape sapphire with dimensions of 7.29 x 6.11 x 4.03 mm, cut in a mixed brilliant style to marry scintillation with depth of tone. The mixed brilliant cut allows light to dance through the pavilion while the crown facets catch the eye, so that the intense color intensity remains the star while brilliant flashes enliven every turn of the stone. The clarity is graded slightly included evaluated at eye level, a character that speaks to the stone's natural life and origin rather than to compromise. Each facet was polished to an excellent finish, bringing a satiny feel to the surface and a crispness to the light returns. Importantly, this sapphire has no enhancement, it bears its color and clarity without intervention, a testament to Madagascar's ability to produce gems of honest and natural beauty.
This sapphire is versatile by nature and design, ready to live equally well in a casual, everyday setting and in the most formal of moments. Paired simply with a slender gold or platinum band, its 1.50 carat presence offers a refined elegance that elevates daily wear without overwhelming it, a companion for coffee, conversation, and quiet confidence. Set into a pendant, it becomes a personal talisman, catching sunlight and turning it into private fireworks for the wearer. For formal occasions the intense color intensity and mixed brilliant cut give it the presence of a larger stone, commanding attention at a gala or dinner party while remaining sophisticated and timeless. Because sapphire is a durable gem, a nine on the Mohs scale, it is suited to rings and pieces that see regular wear, and its natural, untreated origin adds a layer of authenticity that complements both modern minimalist settings and classic, heirloom inspired designs.
At The Natural Sapphire Company we believe that every stone carries a lineage, and we steward that lineage from Madagascar to your hands. We work with partners on the ground who value transparent and responsible sourcing, and our cutters and graders treat each gem with the attention it deserves. This oval pinkish purple sapphire arrives as a finished jewel blank that needs only your setting to begin its next chapter, whether that is as an engagement ring that tells a love story, an anniversary gift that honors a shared history, or a personal piece that marks a milestone. We are happy to advise on settings that will accentuate the intense color and the mixed brilliant cut, and to discuss custom designs that reflect your style. Owning a stone like this is more than acquiring a beautiful object, it is accepting an invitation to continue a story that began in the earth, was shaped by artisans, and is now ready to be woven into your life. If you wish, we can provide independent grading information, details of the stone's journey from Madagascar, and guidance on care so the polish and color remain vibrant for generations.































