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2.02 Ct. Purplish Pink Sapphire from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Jul 31
Item ID: | S43388 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.33 Width: 7.95 Height: 4.31 |
Weight: | 2.02 Ct. |
Color: help | Purplish Pink |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Heart |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $3,561 |
This 2.02 carat heart shape purplish pink sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company presents an elegant face up and precise proportions, measuring 7.33 x 7.95 x 4.31 mm with a mixed brilliant cut that maximizes scintillation and light return. The stone is transparent, with a clarity grade described as very slightly included evaluated at eye level, which to an educated buyer indicates a largely eye clean appearance with minor natural features visible only under magnification or with careful scrutiny. The medium color intensity gives the sapphire a pleasing balance between saturation and lightness, allowing the purplish pink hue to read distinctly in various lighting conditions without becoming too dark or too pastel. Heat treatment has been applied to improve color uniformity and stability, which is a common and widely accepted enhancement in the trade, and the gem displays an excellent polish that enhances its brilliance and the crispness of its heart silhouette. As a heart shaped stone of just over two carats, its rarity and wearable size make it an exceptional candidate for bespoke engagement rings or heirloom pendants.
Comparing its hue and tone to sapphires from other famous locations helps place its aesthetic and market appeal in context. Madagascar purplish pink sapphires like this example often exhibit a subtle violet component that differentiates them from Sri Lanka or Ceylon pinks, which typically show a lighter, more pastel pink with lower overall saturation. By contrast, pink material from Myanmar or Burmese origin tends to push toward a warmer, more vivid pink to pinkish red tone, making Burmese stones bolder but often at a premium price. Kashmir is best known for velvety cornflower blue stones, so comparing hues highlights how this Madagascar sapphire occupies a unique niche between classic pink and violet rather than competing with the famous blue of Kashmir. Australian pink sapphires can carry a deeper purple bias and darker tone, whereas this Madagascar gem sits at a medium tone that reads lively on the finger while retaining clarity and brilliance. For the educated buyer seeking a balance of attractive color, excellent polish, responsible sourcing, and value, this purplish pink heart from The Natural Sapphire Company offers a distinct and collectible presence that blends rarity with practical wearability.
































