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0.65 Ct. Orangish Yellow Sapphire from Thailand
This loose stone ships by Oct 9
Item ID: | S45311 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.13 Width: 4.77 Height: 2.68 |
Weight: | 0.65 Ct. |
Color: help | Orangish Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Lattice Diffused |
Origin: help | Thailand |
Per carat price: help | $200 |
This 0.65 carat oval orangish yellow sapphire measures 6.13 by 4.77 by 2.68 millimeters, with a calculated depth of approximately 49 percent based on mean diameter, a dimension that contributes to a balanced pavilion that returns strong face up color and controlled windowing. The cutting style is faceted, executed as a mixed brilliant cut, combining a brilliant facet crown with a more faceted pavilion geometry to optimize both scintillation and color saturation. Clarity is graded slightly included at eye level, with fine two dimensional and three dimensional inclusions that do not detract from transparency or light return, and the stone exhibits an intense color intensity with excellent polish. The lattice diffused enhancement has been applied to modify and stabilize tone and hue, the treatment diffuses colorants into the sapphire lattice at elevated temperature to produce a uniform orangish yellow, and the host corundum and crystal growth textures remain intact, preserving natural crystal habit and growth related features. Origin is Thailand, and the cutting and finishing reflect regional lapidary traditions that favor well balanced proportions for small ovals, producing a lively, warm pavilion flash and crisp crown faceting that maximizes apparent size and color in mounting.
At The Natural Sapphire Company we position this natural, lattice diffused Thai sapphire against lab grown equivalents by emphasizing provenance, natural growth features, and long term rarity. Lab grown sapphires offer reproducible color and typically fewer inclusions, and they are attractive from a price and consistency perspective, however natural stones carry unique growth related inclusions and zoning that act as a geological fingerprint, providing both visual complexity and verifiable origin. Natural corundum from known sources often commands premium value due to limited supply, historical market preference, and collector demand, and treatments such as lattice diffusion are documented, stable, and compatible with standard jewelry care. For a buyer focused on intrinsic character, trace element signatures, and the craftsmanship of a mixed brilliant faceting executed to enhance both scintillation and color saturation, this orangish yellow sapphire presents advantages in individuality and provenance that lab grown material cannot replicate.




























