1.10 Ct. Color Change Sapphire from Madagascar

Discover the unparalleled beauty and unmistakable allure of our 1.10 carat round shape color change sapphire, masterfully brought to you by The Natural Sapphire Company. As you pursue the search for the ideal gemstone, it becomes essential to find one that not only meets but exceeds your expectations. Standing at dimensions of 6.44 x 6.50 x 3.68 mm and boasting a mixed brilliant cut, this sapphire doesn’t just shimmer; it captivates. The pristine clarity, graded as eye clean, ensures that upon a mere glance, your eyes will meet a clear landscape of exquisite color and brilliance.

The true marvel of this sapphire lies within its character. Hailing from the lush terrain of Madagascar, this gemstone has harnessed a piece of the world's untamed beauty. The color change phenomenon is the signature aspect of this precious gem, accentuating its rare and exceptional nature. By daylight or in fluorescent lighting, it exhibits an intense and striking hue that transforms dramatically under incandescent illumination. Whether it's the deep blue reminiscent of a serene ocean or the warm violet that echoes a twilight sky, this sapphire never ceases to amaze.

At The Natural Sapphire Company, we understand that our patrons are not just searching for any gemstone but are yearning for one that stands as a testament to taste and refinement. Our sapphire's excellent polish ensures it will be the crowning glory of any jewelry piece, whether it transforms into a breathtaking engagement ring or becomes a treasured highlight in a collection. We reassure you that your quest for beauty ends here. Each inclusion within this gemstone serves not as an imperfection but as a unique identifier, a signature of its natural origins and authenticity. This sapphire, with its vibrant color intensity and magical change, becomes more than a purchase; it turns into a cherished possession that tells its story. Wherever your journey in the world of gemstones has taken you thus far, let this madagascar sapphire be the landmark that defines the discovery's end.