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2.06 Ct. Purple Sapphire from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Sep 11
Item ID: | S37872 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.45 Width: 6.96 Height: 4.17 |
Weight: | 2.06 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $1,700 |
When you are searching for a sapphire that resolves the dilemma between rarity and wearability, this 2.06 carat oval purple sapphire answers that call. Its dimensions of 8.45 x 6.96 x 4.17 mm give it classic presence for an engagement ring or a distinguished display piece, while the mixed brilliant cut maximizes fire and scintillation for daily wear. The clarity is slightly included evaluated at eye level, a grading that preserves the gem s natural character without compromising its brilliance, and the polish is excellent so every facet flashes cleanly. Color is central to your quest, and this stone delivers with an intense purple hue that reads vividly to the eye, balanced in tone so it reads neither too dark nor washed out, and importantly the gem is untreated, no enhancement, making its color and character completely natural. Sourced from Madagascar and presented by The Natural Sapphire Company, this sapphire becomes the solution for those who want a gemstone with presence, authenticity, and the kind of visual depth that transforms a piece of jewelry from attractive to unforgettable.
Compare this gem s hue and tone with sapphires from other celebrated origins and the distinctions become a clear sellable advantage. Compared to classic Ceylon sapphires from Sri Lanka, which often exhibit a lighter, airier violet blue and a brighter tone, this Madagascar purple is deeper, with more saturated purple notes and a slightly richer medium tone that reads bolder on the finger. When placed next to a Kashmir blue, known for its velvety medium dark cornflower blue and a plush, diffused tone, the Madagascar purple stakes its own claim through pure violet saturation rather than blue dominance, offering a different kind of depth that is vivid rather than velvety. Burmese sapphires typically push toward intense blue saturation with warm undertones and a medium to medium dark tone, whereas this Madagascar stone leans toward a purer purple hue with a tone that is balanced to preserve sparkle, making it more lively and eye catching in motion. Against Australian sapphires many of which show very dark, inky tones with muted brilliance, this Madagascar sapphire reads brighter and more transparent, its mixed brilliant cut actively returning light rather than absorbing it. Side by side with Montana sapphires which often present as delicate, pastel lavenders with a light tone, the Madagascar gem stands out with considerably stronger color saturation and a more confident presence, ideal for collectors who want intensity without heaviness. For a broader gemstone comparison, Tanzanian tanzanite offers trichroic shifts between blue and violet and often a deeper tone in low light, yet it lacks the hardness and durability of sapphire making this Madagascar purple more suitable for a daily wear engagement ring, while Brazilian or Uruguayan amethyst may display a similar violet hue but often lack sapphire s brilliance and resilience, and their tone can appear flatter in fine jewelry settings. Each of these contrasts supports the Madagascar stone s unique position, it is intensely purple yet remarkably wearable, saturated yet lively, natural and untreated yet polished to excellence.
If your objective is an engagement ring that signals a definitive yes, or an addition to a collection that resolves the search for a meaningful purple sapphire, this gem should end that journey. The 2.06 carat weight and classic oval silhouette set beautifully within solitaire, halo, or three stone designs, and the mixed brilliant cut means every angle rewards with sparkle, while the slightly included clarity contributes to authenticity without detracting from the gem s visual impact. As an unenhanced sapphire from Madagascar, its provenance adds value for collectors who prioritize natural origin and minimal intervention, a commitment that aligns with The Natural Sapphire Company s standards for responsibly sourced and truthfully represented gemstones. When you want a purple sapphire that compares favorably to other famous origins while offering its own signature intensity and tone, this stone is the answer, a durable, luminous, and rare natural treasure that reassures you your search has ended with something exceptional.































