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2.37 Ct. Pink Sapphire from Madagascar
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Item ID: | S6645 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.81 Width: 7.34 Height: 4.21 |
Weight: | 2.37 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $1,300 |
This pear shaped pink sapphire weighs 2.37 carats and measures 9.81 by 7.34 by 4.21 millimeters, offering a balance between presence and wearable scale for both rings and pendants. The gem is transparent, with an evaluated clarity of slightly included at eye level, which indicates that small internal features are present but do not materially obstruct light transmission or overall visual appeal. Cut is a mixed brilliant style, executed to combine the contrast pattern and color saturation associated with well planned facet architecture, and the polish is graded excellent, with crisp facet junctions and mirror like facet planes that maximize specular reflection. Color intensity is designated intense, and the pink displays uniform saturation across the table and towards the pavilion, a trait that speaks to consistent crystal chemistry and homogeneous zoning. Enhancement by heat treatment is declared, a standard and stabilizing process for sapphires from Madagascar, applied to optimize hue and remove certain diffusive features, while preserving the stone s natural crystalline structure and overall durability. Origin is Madagascar, a source known for producing lively pink and padparadscha tone sapphires, and provenance from this locale underpins both the color character and the typical inclusion palette observed.
From a lapidary perspective the mixed brilliant cut on this pear presents a considered compromise between scintillation and color depth, with a brilliant crown arrangement that disperses white light into flash and scintillation across the table, while the pavilion faceting incorporates facets sized and angled to deepen the perceived hue without deadening light return. The pear shape proportions, with a length to width ratio implicit in the listed dimensions, create an elegant tear drop silhouette that lengthens the finger when set vertically, and concentrates the most saturated color towards the lower half where pavilion refraction reinforces chroma. The excellent polish yields high contrast between glittering facet faces and dark reflection windows, a necessary quality for an intense pink to read as vivid rather than flat. The slightly included clarity grade means the cutter prioritized color and weight retention over complete removal of internal features, a common and sensible choice for colored gemstones where tone and saturation are the primary determinants of value. For mounting, technical recommendations include a secure prong at the pointed tip to prevent chipping, potentially reinforced by a small bezel or protective gutter setting, and a three or five prong head that supports the broader shoulder to reduce stress on the girdle area. Metal selection will influence perceived color, with warm yellow or rose gold subtly enhancing red undertones, and platinum or white gold providing a cooler contrast that emphasizes pink saturation.
Beyond technical attributes, the rich bold color of this sapphire functions as a clear symbol of personal power and distinction, delivering a visual statement that is both immediate and nuanced. Intense pink is read psychologically as assertive and charismatic, more commanding than pastel counterparts yet distinctly feminine and sophisticated, and when embodied in a precision cut pear shape the stone serves as a focal point for bespoke jewelry designed to communicate intent and presence. For collectors and connoisseurs who prioritize technical excellence, this 2.37 carat Madagascar pink sapphire balances measurable criteria such as transparency, polish, and facet architecture with subjective elements like hue intensity and silhouette, making it well suited for commissions that require both gemological integrity and dramatic visual impact. At The Natural Sapphire Company we document the origin and enhancement status to provide clarity for appraisal and future resale, and our teams can advise on exact mounting specifications to maintain the stone s structural safety while maximizing its optical performance. This sapphire is an investment in both craft and character, a hand finished gem that anchors a piece meant to project quiet authority and distinct personal style, and we welcome inquiries from clients seeking technical consultation or bespoke design services to set this exceptional Madagascar pink sapphire into a creation that reflects their individual statement.





























