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2.04 Ct. Purple Sapphire from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Nov 2
Item ID: | S44954 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.18 Width: 6.85 Height: 3.81 |
Weight: | 2.04 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $2,775 |
This 2.04 carat transparent purple sapphire, emerald cut, with dimensions 8.18 x 6.85 x 3.81 mm represents a rare combination of size, color intensity, and uncompromised natural origin that sets it apart from the many sapphires on the market. Many stones offered today have been heat treated or otherwise enhanced to improve color and clarity, and smaller stones are often used to achieve desirable color saturation by combining pieces. This sapphire is unmodified, no enhancement, a fact that immediately elevates its value and desirability when compared to treated stones. The vivid color intensity is the kind of rich purple that reads as regal and modern at the same time, and the very slightly included clarity grade evaluated at eye level means the gem reads as clean to the naked eye, unlike many comparable sapphires that display obvious inclusions that interrupt the visual flow. The excellent polish on the emerald cut facets gives crisp step lines and strong color return, producing a depth and evenness of tone that many mixed cut or poorly finished sapphires cannot match.
When you compare cutting styles, the emerald cut of this sapphire offers advantages in both aesthetics and longevity. Round brilliant and mixed cuts sometimes maximize brilliance at the expense of showing the true color of colored gemstones, but the emerald cut frames the hue and allows light to travel through broader planes, which enhances the perception of color and clarity. The precise dimensions of 8.18 x 6.85 x 3.81 mm make this stone ideal for a centerpiece that reads larger on the finger than its carat weight alone might suggest, while still maintaining a comfortable, wearable profile. The step facets produce elegant flashes and a refined look that is a clear alternative to overly sparkly styles, especially for collectors and buyers seeking a sophisticated, timeless appearance. Origin matters as well, and the Madagascar provenance confers a known source of high quality sapphires, giving collectors confidence that they are acquiring a gem with geological pedigree and market respect, a distinction that mass market stones sourced from indeterminate or heavily treated origins cannot claim.
As a practical heirloom, this sapphire is inherently well suited to live from generation to generation. Corundum, the mineral family to which sapphire belongs, rates nine on the Mohs hardness scale, second only to diamond, and far harder than commonly used colored gems such as amethyst. That hardness translates into everyday resilience against scratching and surface wear, which is a principal requirement for any gem intended to become a family treasure. The lack of enhancements further reduces future conservation concerns, since the color and structural integrity are native to the crystal and will not change over time with exposure to light or temperature. Properly set and cared for, this emerald cut sapphire will maintain its vivid presence for decades, and with routine professional checks and gentle cleaning it will be ready to be passed on intact. In contrast, many less durable colored gems or heavily treated stones require more cautious handling or risk color degradation over time, which diminishes their suitability as long term heirlooms.
Choosing this gem through The Natural Sapphire Company ensures that you are not only buying a superior stone today, but also securing documentation and expertise that will support its legacy tomorrow. We provide gemological background and provenance information that helps future generations understand the rarity and authenticity of what they inherit, which in turn preserves emotional and monetary value. The combination of an unenhanced, vivid color, a near eye clean clarity grade, an elegant and enduring emerald cut, and Madagascar origin positions this purple sapphire above many alternatives in both quality and uniqueness. For those who want a piece that will be worn and admired now and then treasured and passed on later, this sapphire is a standout choice, because it combines durable beauty, verified natural origin, and the kind of classic design potential that becomes more valuable and more meaningful with each generation.




























