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1.65 Ct. Purple Sapphire from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Nov 2
Item ID: | S30624 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.87 Width: 6.05 Height: 3.86 |
Weight: | 1.65 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $1,000 |
You are being offered a truly exceptional purple sapphire, a consciously rare treasure curated for collectors and connoisseurs, presented by The Natural Sapphire Company. This transparent gem weighs 1.65 carats, and measures 6.87 by 6.05 by 3.86 millimeters, precisely fashioned into a classic emerald cut that accentuates its regal geometry. Its color reads as an intense purple, saturated and even across the table, and its clarity is graded as slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a minute testament to its natural origin that does nothing to diminish its luminous presence. The polish on the facets is excellent, delivering crisp facet junctions and superior light return, and importantly this sapphire has no enhancement, leaving you with an untreated, authentic jewel from the mineral riches of Tanzania. Ownership of a stone like this is not merely an acquisition, it is an entry into an elite circle of collectors who prize provenance, purity, and artisanal finishing above all else.
The emerald cut shape grants this sapphire an elegant, architectural appeal, its step facets creating a hall of mirrors that emphasizes depth and internal glow rather than a scatter of small flashes. At 1.65 carats and with its measured proportions, the gem offers a substantial presence on the finger or pendant while maintaining a refined silhouette that complements bespoke settings. Its slight inclusions are consistent with natural formation, and in many cases they act as unique fingerprints, confirming authenticity and giving the stone character that machine produced or heavily treated stones cannot replicate. When set in a minimalist bezel the stone will read as bold and modern, when framed in a halo it will gain theatrical brilliance and apparent size, and when mounted in a classic three stone composition it will act as a dignified centerpiece. The Tanzanian origin adds another layer of exclusivity. Tanzanian sapphires are celebrated for their vibrant and sometimes unusual color ranges, and finding an intense purple example in an untreated state with excellent polish is uncommon. For a collector or a discerning client seeking a truly natural statement, this gem represents a rare convergence of color intensity, transparent clarity, and historical nobility, all presented with the confidence of The Natural Sapphire Company name behind it.
Beyond its visual and material rarity, this purple sapphire carries a rich tradition of metaphysical and healing associations that appeal to those who value spiritual symbolism as part of their jewelry narrative. Purple sapphires are often linked with inner vision and spiritual insight, combining the regal energy of violet with the stabilizing strength of corundum. Wearers report enhanced mental clarity and an increased capacity for focused meditation, as the stone is thought to open channels to higher wisdom while still grounding the mind in calm, practical awareness. On an energetic level the stone is commonly associated with balancing the third eye and crown chakras, encouraging a clearer perception of purpose and a deeper connection to intuition and creative inspiration. For those navigating transition or seeking a renewed sense of identity, purple sapphire can serve as a symbolic ally, helping to dissolve fear based patterns and to foster acceptance of growth and transformation.
Physically and emotionally the stone is reputed to bring soothing and harmonizing effects. Practitioners of crystal therapy often suggest purple sapphire to calm an overactive nervous system, to ease anxiety, and to support restful sleep by quieting the mind. Emotionally the gem is prized for promoting self respect, dignified expression, and a compassionate firmness that helps the wearer stand in their truth without aggression. It is said to sharpen memory and cognitive processing, aiding decision making in high pressure situations, while also encouraging forgiveness and emotional release where old wounds hinder progress. Whether chosen as a talisman for personal empowerment, as a focus for meditative practice, or as a symbolic gift to mark a significant life passage, this sapphire offers more than beauty. It becomes a companion stone that carries intent and meaning, a rare artifact that blends aesthetic scarcity with metaphysical purpose. For those interested in intentional wear, I can advise on mounting options that keep the stone close to energy centers most associated with its properties, or on settings that maximize contact and visibility for habitual reminder and activation.
This piece is available through The Natural Sapphire Company with our customary commitment to transparent provenance, expert gemological evaluation, and bespoke service. Given its untreated nature and Tanzanian origin, along with the emerald cut and intense color, availability is limited, and pieces of comparable character rarely circulate on the market. We can provide high resolution imagery, independent grading documentation upon request, and private viewings for qualified clients, and we offer bespoke mounting services tailored to your vision, whether you prefer a contemporary solitaire, a period inspired setting, or a custom heirloom design. Investing in this purple sapphire is an opportunity to own a stone that will not only elevate your jewelry collection but also carry a lasting narrative for generations. If you would like to reserve, inquire about setting consultations, or receive detailed photographic and video inspection, contact us directly at The Natural Sapphire Company and allow us to facilitate a private acquisition that honors the rarity and refined essence of this exceptional Tanzanian purple sapphire.































