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0.75 Ct. Yellowish Green Sapphire from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Oct 28
Item ID: | S35483 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.31 Width: 5.5 Height: 3.38 |
Weight: | 0.75 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $360 |
This 0.75 carat round yellowish green sapphire from Madagascar stands out among the choices commonly available on the market, thanks to a combination of color, cut, clarity, and finish that together create a gem with both immediate visual appeal and lasting intrinsic qualities. At 5.31 by 5.50 by 3.38 millimeters, this transparent stone carries an intense color intensity that distinguishes it from the more muted green or yellow sapphires often offered at similar sizes, and its mixed brilliant cut has been executed to maximize light return and scintillation in a way that many mass market stones do not achieve. The clarity has been evaluated as very slightly included at eye level, which means the stone retains excellent transparency and visual purity when set for wear, while still offering realistic, natural characteristics that collectors value, and the polish is excellent so that the gem faces and facets sit sharply and reflect light cleanly. Compared to standard commercial sapphires that may display lower saturation, uneven tone, or coarse polishing, this rounded mixed brilliant stone offers a refined balance of aesthetic and structural quality, and being heat treated is consistent with accepted trade practice to stabilize and enhance desirable color while remaining fully marketable to both jewelry buyers and connoisseurs.
From an investment perspective, this Madagascar sapphire presents several arguments in its favor that set it apart from alternatives in the colored gemstone category. Color and saturation are the dominant drivers of value in sapphires, and an intense yellowish green that reads attractively in a range of settings is less commonly encountered than classic blue tones, which positions this gem as a more distinctive acquisition with potential for above average appreciation as demand for unique hues grows. Madagascar is a recognized source of fine material, and provenance can enhance desirability when disclosed by a reputable dealer, because supply dynamics out of specific regions fluctuate with mining activity and regulatory conditions, which can support future price stability or upside. The modest size of 0.75 carat keeps the purchase price accessible while allowing buyers to enter the colored gemstone market with a stone that exhibits qualities found in larger, more expensive gems, and historically stones with strong color and good clarity have tended to hold or increase value over time, particularly when properly documented and cared for. Heat treatment, when fully disclosed, is widely accepted in the trade and does not carry the same discount as undisclosed or more invasive treatments, and the excellent cut and polish mean the stone will present beautifully in jewelry, improving both desirability and resale prospects when compared to poorly finished counterparts.
When considering acquisition through The Natural Sapphire Company, buyers gain advantages that directly support the investment thesis for this sapphire, because our commitment to transparent sourcing, accurate grading, and high photographic representation reduces liquidity risk and enhances resale confidence. Stones purchased from a specialist dealer with a strong reputation often command better secondary market interest than comparable unnamed or uncertified pieces, and The Natural Sapphire Company provides expert guidance on certification and setting options that can preserve or increase the gem s perceived value, for example by recommending secure mounting styles that protect the girdle and pavilion from damage while showcasing the yellowish green hue. For collectors and investors who prefer a diversified approach, this gem can function as a distinct color accent in a curated collection, or as the center for a delicate ring that benefits from its intense color and lively cut, and because the photos show the actual gem on a finger you can gauge its presence and scale before committing. We encourage buyers to request documentation and to consider professional certification where appropriate, because verified details about origin, treatment, cut, and clarity help sustain market confidence, and our team at The Natural Sapphire Company is available to discuss how this Madagascar yellowish green sapphire can fit into a long term strategy that balances aesthetic enjoyment with careful stewardship of an appreciating asset.































