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2.00 Ct. Peach Sapphire from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Nov 28
Item ID: | S33728 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.72 Width: 5.85 Height: 4.38 |
Weight: | 2.00 Ct. |
Color: help | Peach |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $2,498 |
This padparadscha sapphire is a finely balanced example of the rare peach hue, certified by ICA and presented as a transparent oval shape weighing 2.00 carats, with precise dimensions of 8.72 millimeters by 5.85 millimeters by 4.38 millimeters, originating from Madagascar. The color reads as a true padparadscha tone, a harmonious blend of pink and orange with medium color intensity that preserves both delicate warmth and visual presence, ideal for collectors who seek the classic padparadscha spectrum without exaggerated saturation. Clarity is graded as very slightly included at eye level, indicating minor internal features that do not detract from overall transparency or durability, and the stone exhibits an excellent polish that enhances surface smoothness and maximizes light transmission. Enhancement is disclosed as heat treatment, a stable and widely accepted process in sapphire gemology that refines color and clarity while maintaining natural origin, and the ICA certification documents the identity and key characteristics of the sapphire for provenance and appraisal purposes.
The cutting style is faceted, executed in a mixed brilliant cut that combines brilliant style facet geometry on the crown with precision facets on the pavilion to optimize both scintillation and color face up. The mixed brilliant approach produces a lively interplay between large flash facets and smaller scintillation facets, creating a balance between even color distribution and dynamic sparkle, and the cutter has maintained proportions that favor optical performance, with a length to width ratio of 1.49 providing an elegant oval outline that is proportionally elongated without appearing narrow. The depth is approximately 60 percent of the average of the length and width, a depth that supports strong light return and avoids the windowing that can occur in overly shallow stones, and the table and crown relationships have been controlled to present the padparadscha hue evenly across the face of the gem. Polishing quality is excellent, which means facet junctions are crisp and facet planes are smooth, permitting unimpeded internal reflection and contributing to a lively, clean appearance under both daylight and jewelry illumination.
As part of The Natural Sapphire Company collection this sapphire is presented with an emphasis on traceable sourcing and responsible practice, reflecting our commitment to mindful jewelry acquisition for the conscious consumer. Madagascar is a region with artisanal mining communities, and we maintain direct relationships with supply chain partners to ensure that stones are mined under conditions that respect worker safety, fair compensation, and environmental safeguards. The ICA certification is part of a transparent documentation process that accompanies full disclosure of enhancement techniques, in this case heat treatment, enabling collectors to make informed choices about care, setting, and long term value. For customers assembling a considered collection, this 2.00 carat oval padparadscha is versatile for use as a ring center stone or a refined pendant, and its medium color intensity pairs well with both warm yellow metal and cool white metal settings depending on the desired visual emphasis. We are prepared to provide the ICA report with the stone, assist with independent laboratory verification if preferred, and advise on setting profiles that protect the girdle and pavilion while maximizing the gem's optical performance. Choosing this padparadscha from The Natural Sapphire Company provides a combination of documented origin, technical transparency about cut and treatment, and responsible sourcing practices that align with a thoughtful approach to gemstone collecting.
































