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1.86 Ct. Pinkish Purple Sapphire from Madagascar
Item ID: | S20910 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.06 Width: 6.93 Height: 4.42 |
Weight: | 1.86 Ct. |
Color: help | Pinkish Purple |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $1,200 |
There is a timeless quality to a gemstone that speaks of centuries, and this pear shape pinkish purple sapphire of 1.86 carats embodies that very voice. Its transparent body, measured at 9.06 x 6.93 x 4.42 mm, presents a balanced and elegant silhouette, a shape that has graced signet rings and pendants through history, a shape that flatters the hand and the neckline with equal dignity. Cut as a mixed brilliant, the facet architecture was chosen to marry classic form with modern fire, permitting lively reflections while retaining the gentle pear line beloved by traditional connoisseurs. The color is intense, a rare marriage of pink and purple tones that reads as both romantic and regal, and the clarity grade of very slightly included at eye level confirms it as a gem that is unmistakably natural and honest. There is additional reassurance in the fact that this sapphire has seen no enhancement, a purity that collectors and those who value legacy will immediately recognize, and it is presented to you by The Natural Sapphire Company, a name that stands for provenance and trust.
To speak of origin is to speak of story, and the provenance of this stone in Madagascar enriches its narrative in ways that go beyond the purely visual. Madagascar is a place where gemstones are born of dramatic geological histories, where ancient rivers and metamorphic forces conspire to produce sapphires with unique color signatures and character. Sapphires from Madagascar have entered the annals of gem lore because they often exhibit hues and tones unseen in other localities, a trait prized by jewelers and collectors who seek distinction. The island has become synonymous with discovery, a relatively recent chapter in the long saga of sapphire mining, and owning a Madagascar sapphire connects the wearer to a particular time and place of Earth's formation. For those who value provenance as a component of worth, this origin amplifies the gem's significance, providing a tangible link between the wearer and the rugged, mineral rich landscapes where the crystal first took shape.
The technical attributes of this sapphire work in concert with its history to create enduring value. At 1.86 carats, the weight is substantial enough to make a statement, yet restrained enough to suit classic and heirloom settings, a balance that echoes the measured tastes of past eras. The mixed brilliant cut has been applied with intention, maximizing return of light while respecting the pear form, and the excellent polish ensures each facet sings with clarity. The clarity grade of very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, tells the story of a natural gem free from aggressive alterations, inclusions that are minimal and that in themselves testify to the stone's authenticity. No enhancement has been applied, so the intense color you behold is the stone in its natural state, a feature that elevates its desirability among purists and collectors who understand that untreated origin is a rarified and much sought quality.
Beyond the gem itself lies the resonance of tradition, the kind that makes a jewel more than decoration, the kind that transforms an object into legacy. Pear shapes and vibrant sapphires have been chosen by dynasties and artisans across cultures, symbols of love, sovereignty, and enduring commitment. A Madagascar pinkish purple sapphire recalls the romance of royal collections while remaining wholly suited to contemporary lives, a bridge between epochs that is ideal for those who treasure continuity. When set with care, this stone will become the centerpiece of family stories, a visible token that can be passed from hand to hand, from generation to generation, an heirloom informed by geological time and crafted by human hands. Our stewardship at The Natural Sapphire Company ensures that this gem comes with not only certification and transparent disclosure, but with a story that honors its past and secures its future.
For the discerning buyer, this sapphire represents an opportunity to acquire beauty that is as honest as it is historic. Its dimensions and weight invite settings that respect classical proportions, while the intense pinkish purple hue provides a distinctive signature for bespoke designs. We invite you to consider settings that highlight the pear line, to choose metals and complementary stones that will deepen the color, and to rely on our expertise when crafting a piece intended to endure. Care for an untreated sapphire is straightforward, and with periodic professional cleaning and thoughtful storage, the gem will retain its luster for generations. If you seek a gem that is rooted in ancient processes, shaped for enduring wear, and offered with full provenance, this Madagascar sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company answers that call, a rare and noble example of nature refined by skilled hands.






























