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3.24 Ct. Pink Star Sapphire from Burma (Myanmar)
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Item ID: | S3146 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.18 Width: 6.83 Height: 6.37 |
Weight: | 3.24 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $300 |
Star appearance: | 2-4 Ray, Strong Star Appearance |
This pink star sapphire weighs 3.24 carats, and it is a round cabochon with dimensions 7.18 mm by 6.83 mm by 6.37 mm, and it presents a beautiful translucent body that allows the classic asterism to float across the dome when light moves, and the color reads as an intense pink that is lively without veering into artificial saturation, and the clarity is graded very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which means that the stone appears clean to the naked eye with only minor inclusions visible under magnification, and the polish is excellent so the surface shows a smooth lustre that enhances the star, and importantly there is no enhancement, and the origin is Burma, Myanmar, a historical source for some of the finest star sapphires on the market, and this stone exemplifies the natural charm and optical phenomenon collectors and connoisseurs seek.
When you compare this stone to the broader market of pink sapphires and star sapphires, the advantages are clear, and many commercially available pieces have been heat treated or have lower color intensity and weaker asterism, and synthetic alternatives may imitate the look but cannot replicate the natural interplay of silk inclusions that create a sharp six ray star, and lower grade stones often exhibit cloudiness or poor cabochon symmetry that dulls the effect, and this particular example from The Natural Sapphire Company stands out because of its combination of intense, natural color, a strong, centered star, and a high level polish that together produce a gem that appears more vibrant and dynamic in hand than many comparable stones that rely on enhancement to boost color. Additionally, Burmese origin remains prized for the depth and quality of color in sapphires, and a no enhancement Burmese star sapphire at this size and quality is uncommon, which makes it both a special wearable gem and a thoughtful addition to a serious collection.
Value wise, this 3.24 carat pink star sapphire offers a superior balance of rarity, aesthetics, and versatility, and compared with typical heat treated pink sapphires priced for mass produced jewelry, a natural, untreated star sapphire like this commands attention because the market increasingly values natural provenance and minimal intervention, and buyers who prioritize long term value will appreciate that untreated stones from Burma are perceived as more collectible, especially when they present a distinct optical effect and clean appearance. From a design perspective, the round cabochon is a classic format that showcases asterism at its best, and the dimensions make it a great candidate for a striking solitaire ring, a statement pendant, or a refined pair of earrings when matched with harmonious companions, and the intense pink tone pairs exceptionally well with both warm and cool metal choices, including rose gold for a tonal, romantic setting, and white gold or platinum for a modern, high contrast presentation. Compared to other stones that require specialized settings to hide flaws or to mask poor polish, this gem needs only a well considered bezel or prong setting to highlight the star and let the natural beauty speak for itself.
At The Natural Sapphire Company we regard this pink star sapphire as an exceptional offering for customers seeking an authentic, untreated gem with memorable asterism and precise craftsmanship, and when you select this stone you are choosing a natural rarity rather than a mass market substitute, and our specialists can advise on setting options that preserve the star and maximize light interaction so the asterism remains sharp and centered when worn. Care is straightforward, and like all sapphires this gem is durable, but the cabochon surface should be treated gently to maintain the excellent polish, and cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush is recommended, and avoid harsh ultrasonic treatment to be cautious with the internal silk that creates the star. If you want a comparison, many lower cost options will offer a similar pink hue but with heat treatment or less distinct asterism, and synthetic stars may mimic the look under ideal lighting but lack the natural silk structure and old world origin that add both story and value. We welcome inquiries about this stone, and our team at The Natural Sapphire Company can provide detailed photographs, viewing guidance, and bespoke setting proposals to help you make a confident choice, and for collectors and design minded buyers alike this pink star sapphire stands as a superior option when judged by natural quality, visual impact, and long term desirability.





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