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1.43 Ct. Color Change Sapphire from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Nov 6
Item ID: | S25136 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.56 Width: 6.5 Height: 4.44 |
Weight: | 1.43 Ct. |
Color: help | Color Change |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $504 |
Our featured gemstone is a stunning color change sapphire, a true marvel that has taken millions of years to form naturally beneath the earth’s surface. Boasting a weight of 1.43 carats, this exquisite round shape gemstone captivates with its remarkable clarity and unparalleled beauty. Sized at 6.56 x 6.50 x 4.44 mm, it has been crafted with a mixed brilliant cut to maximize its sparkle and show off the unique properties that make sapphires so coveted. This particular sapphire exhibits an intense color intensity, a feature that makes it especially desirable among discerning collectors and connoisseurs. Carefully evaluated, it achieves a clarity grade of very slightly included when viewed at eye level. Such a grade ensures a clean appearance to the naked eye, enhancing its overall allure and value.
Sapphires are part of the corundum mineral family, composed primarily of aluminum and oxygen elements. Our gemstone began its creation journey millions of years ago, when intense geological processes such as high pressure and temperature simmered in the depths of the Earth. Volcanic activity and tectonic movements were instrumental in forming mineral-rich deposits. These deposits, containing aluminum oxide, gradually crystallized under the crust over time. In Madagascar, where our sapphire originates, unique geological conditions give rise to these extraordinary minerals. The island's geographical birth opens a rare window into the history locked in the heart of our sapphire, allowing us to admire the breathtaking product of the Earth's powerful and timeless forces.
What sets this sapphire apart is its enchanting ability to change color, a rare and fascinating feature attributed to the trace elements of iron and chromium within the stone. These elements interact with natural light in a way that sees the sapphire shifting hues depending on its environment—from cool blues under daylight to striking purples in incandescent lighting. This phenomenon adds a layer of mystique, making the gemstone not only a testament to the geological wonder but also a unique piece that showcases the Earth's playful artistry with color. This dynamic characteristic is highly prized, distinguishing our gemstone from others and highlighting the incredible natural marvels that accompany such rare sapphires.
The fine polishing of this gemstone has been performed to perfection, allowing for excellent light reflection and maximizing its natural brilliance. This superb finish results in an impressive play of light that radiates through its facets, a testament to the expert craftsmanship devoted to enhancing its natural beauty. The mixed brilliant cut further complements its elegance, ensuring that the stone captures light from all angles to intensify its dazzling display. The dedication in cutting and polishing adds to the gemstone's considerable value, meeting the expectations of educated buyers seeking both aesthetic beauty and integrity.
At The Natural Sapphire Company, we take great pride in offering gemstones that reflect the wonders of nature. We ensure that each piece is accompanied by a rich narrative of its formation and unique features to provide our customers not just an item of beauty but a sense of connection to Earth’s history. Offering you transparency and grounded certainty in origin, this Madagascar sapphire in our collection invites you to own a piece steeped in geological and cultural significance. The acquisition of such an extraordinary sapphire exemplifies an appreciation for the remarkable events of nature and the rare gems they produce, preserving the legacy of a gemstone that truly speaks of the world's magnificent natural history.



