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2.04 Ct. Reddish Pink Sapphire from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Oct 30
Item ID: | S43515 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.56 Width: 5.93 Height: 4.72 |
Weight: | 2.04 Ct. |
Color: help | Reddish Pink |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $2,720 |
This exquisite transparent 2.04 carat oval reddish pink sapphire from Madagascar is a rare combination of size, color, and cut that stands out in any collection, and at The Natural Sapphire Company we are proud to present it with full attention to its gemological strengths. Measuring 8.56 by 5.93 by 4.72 mm and fashioned with a mixed brilliant cut, this stone delivers lively scintillation and a pleasing balance between pavilion depth and table size. The clarity is rated slightly included at eye level, which means that while natural inclusions exist, they do not distract from the gem when set, and they serve as a fingerprint of origin and authenticity. The color intensity is described as intense, a tone that gives this sapphire a strong visual presence without tipping into overly dark territory, and the polish is excellent, allowing light to play freely across the facets. The sapphire has been heat treated, a common and stable enhancement that improves color and clarity while preserving the natural crystal structure, and the overall presentation is an exceptional value for a vivid, well cut stone of this carat weight.
Compare its hue and tone to gemstones from other famous locations, this Madagascan reddish pink exhibits a warm, slightly orange leaning pink that sits between the pure candy pinks of Sri Lanka and the deeper, more ruby adjacent reds seen in classic Burmese examples. Sri Lankan pink sapphires, often called Ceylon pinks, tend to show a lighter, more pastel pink hue with higher tone brightness and less saturation, which makes them excellent for soft, romantic jewelry, but they can lack the punch that collectors seek in a single focal stone. Burmese stones are renowned for their rich, saturated colors that can verge into ruby territory, and while that intensity is desirable for certain tastes, it can read as red rather than pink in many lights. This Madagascan stone captures the best of both worlds, offering a distinctly pink identity with enough warmth and saturation to read as lively and substantial. Compare its hue and tone to gemstones from other famous locations, and you will find that Montana sapphires often show cooler, more lavender leaning pinks, and Australian pink sapphires can carry deeper mauve or purplish tones, which gives our Madagascar example a unique brightness and clarity of hue that makes it more versatile for modern settings and for clients who want a pink that remains unmistakably pink, yet feels mature and sophisticated.
When selecting a centerpiece gemstone, value and uniqueness are as important as beauty, and this Madagascan reddish pink sapphire excels on both counts. The mixed brilliant cut maximizes brilliance while maintaining a classic oval silhouette that sits gracefully on the finger, and at 2.04 carats the stone offers real presence without the premium pricing that often accompanies larger Burmese or Kashmir stones with comparable saturation. Slight inclusions, visible only with careful inspection, mean that the gem retains more of its raw natural character and costs less than an eye clean stone of similar color would, while still delivering a stunning visual impact once set. Heat treatment is an accepted industry standard that enhances color reliability and stability, and because sapphires are among the hardest gemstones they are superb for everyday wear, making this an excellent choice for engagement rings or heirloom pieces. At The Natural Sapphire Company we source responsibly and evaluate each stone with rigorous standards, and this Madagascan reddish pink sapphire represents an exceptional opportunity to own a vivid, well cut, and polished gem that compares favorably to stones from other famous origins in terms of hue, tone, and overall value.































