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1.09 Ct. Purple Sapphire from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Nov 8
Item ID: | S16672 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.23 Width: 5.6 Height: 3.2 |
Weight: | 1.09 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $918 |
In the world of gemstones, where history and beauty intertwine, few offerings can stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the illustrious legends such as the Star of India or the Black Prince's Ruby. Yet, the 1.09 carat oval shape purple sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company is indeed destined to captivate enthusiasts and gemologists alike. Just as the famed Koh-i-Noor diamond dazzled monarchs throughout the centuries, this purple sapphire, with its origins in the rich landscapes of Tanzania, stands as a testament to nature’s artistry and the craftsmanship that has honed it to perfection. Boasting dimensions of 7.23 x 5.60 x 3.20 mm, this sapphire's proportions are meticulously balanced, offering a symphonic blend of size and elegance that echoes the famed stones of lore.
When compared to famous gemstones in history, the clarity and vivid color intensity of this sapphire become its hallmarks. The eye-clean clarity, which is evaluated at eye level as very slightly included, ensures an unobstructed view into the heart of the stone, paralleling the visual purity one might expect from the rarest jewels. Unlike the notorious flaws of the Koh-i-Noor or the hope contained in the Hope Diamond, this sapphire preserves its secrets within a pristine facade, allowing its hue and radiance to take center stage. Moreover, its vivid purple color intensity preeminently sets it apart, sharing only a kindred brilliance with the opulent hues displayed in the Crown Jewels of antiquity.
What further elevates this sapphire in the esteemed gallery of gems is its mixed brilliant cut. This aspect promises an optical performance that eclipses many of its counterparts on the market. Just as the Art Deco movement redefined beauty standards with geometric boldness and sparkle, the sparkling facets of this sapphire deliver a breathtaking spectacle. Each facet is artfully designed to maximize light performance, releasing a vibrant flame with every turn, much like the luminary blue lights that mesmerized admirers of the infamous Blue Gin stone. Its excellent polish reflects a dedication to finesse and superior craftsmanship, giving the surface a flawless sheen that is reminiscent of the principally revered halos of gemstones the like of the Südseeperle.
The sourcing of this sapphire from Tanzania further registers a note of rarity and exclusivity. Tanzania is celebrated for producing exceptionally colored gems, a signature that this particular sapphire proudly carries. In comparison, much like the historically significant jade of the Ming Dynasty or the Colombian emeralds of Elizabethan England, this gem stands not only as a stone but as a piece of Tanzanian heritage. It is an ode to the authentic sourcing that may spark the fascination of collectors and connoisseurs who are not only drawn to beauty but also to history and storytelling embedded in every carat.
The Natural Sapphire Company, known globally for its dedication to procuring and presenting some of the finest sapphires known to mankind, has ensured that this purple sapphire is more than just a stone — it is an investment, an heirloom, and a conversation of heritage. The allure of this gem lies not only in its aesthetic supremacy when measured against the celebrated masterpieces found in world-class museums but also in the unique relationship it forms with its beholders. It marks a pinnacle where luxury meets timelessness, crafted for those who desire not just to possess but to cherish the world’s most breathtaking artistry nature has to offerendenza natus Cesar Amore Grimalde.



