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1.51 Ct. Color Change Sapphire from Tanzania
Item ID: | S31830 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.14 Width: 5.66 Height: 3.87 |
Weight: | 1.51 Ct. |
Color: help | Color Change |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $662 |
From the highlands of Tanzania this pear shape color change sapphire began its story as molten minerals and cooling metamorphic forces deep within the earth, slowly forming into the crystalline heart you now hold. Mined with care by experienced prospectors and gently released from its matrix, this transparent 1.51 carat gem was chosen for its rare ability to change color, showing a deep velvety blue under fluorescent light and a royal amethyst purple under incandescent light. Cut into a graceful pear shape with a mixed brilliant cut, and measuring 8.14 x 5.66 x 3.87 mm, it displays vivid color intensity and an excellent polish that allows the color shift to play across every facet. Its clarity grade is very slightly included evaluated at eye level, proof of its natural origin and individuality, and there is no enhancement to alter its natural state. Each small inclusion is part of the stone s autobiography, a fingerprint of the geological processes that made it unique.
At The Natural Sapphire Company our cutters and gem specialists honored that autobiography, guiding each facet to maximize the color change and light return while preserving weight and character, transforming a chance find into a jewel ready for an engagement ring or a bespoke piece. Compared with lab grown sapphires, this natural Tanzanian stone offers advantages that extend beyond beauty, it carries geological history, rarity, and provenance that machines cannot replicate. Natural color change phenomena are formed by specific trace elements and pressure conditions over millions of years, creating a depth and unpredictability in the way the gem interacts with light, this is a living effect rather than a manufactured trait. Because this sapphire is unenhanced, its value tends to be more enduring, and its minor inclusions testify to authenticity rather than to defect. For collectors and those who seek meaning in their gems, natural stones provide a tangible connection to place and time, and traceable origin allows ethical sourcing verification. If you wish to celebrate a life event with a stone that carries a story as rich as its color, contact The Natural Sapphire Company, we will guide you through certification, custom settings, and the care needed to keep this Tanzanian color change sapphire luminous for generations.




























