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1.11 Ct. Yellowish Green Sapphire from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Sep 14
Item ID: | S46660 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.56 Width: 5.86 Height: 3.52 |
Weight: | 1.11 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $360 |
This transparent 1.11 carat oval yellowish green sapphire from Tanzania is a rare and beautiful example of what makes natural sapphires so desirable. Measuring 6.56 x 5.86 x 3.52 mm and cut in a mixed brilliant faceted style, the stone combines the scintillation of a brilliant cut with the depth and color distribution of step facets. The mixed brilliant cut is engineered to maximize light return from the pavilion while preserving a broad, lively table that lets the intense yellowish green color sing in both bright and subdued lighting. Evaluated at eye level the clarity grade is very slightly included, which means the stone reads as essentially eye clean and shows only delicate, natural features under magnification. The polish is excellent and the stone is unenhanced, a characteristic that markedly increases rarity and market value, because no heat treatment or other enhancement has been applied to alter or stabilize its color. When you compare this sapphire to the many heated or treated sapphires commonly offered, the absence of enhancement is a premium attribute that reflects both the natural beauty and the integrity of the gem offered by The Natural Sapphire Company.
Understanding the origin of a sapphire is as important as understanding its cut and clarity, and the Tanzanian provenance of this stone adds meaningful value. Tanzanian sapphires, particularly those from East African deposits, are celebrated for their unique and sometimes unexpected color palettes, which differ from the more familiar blues of Sri Lanka or Madagascar. The yellowish green hue in this sapphire arises from a specific balance of trace elements, and that natural palette is something that cannot be reproduced by standard heat treatment or by mass produced lab grown sapphires. When compared to commonly available treated stones, which may achieve their colors through high temperature alteration, this Tanzanian sapphire retains a story of place and geological formation that collectors and connoisseurs prize. The Natural Sapphire Company stands apart in the market by disclosing origin and by offering responsibly sourced gems, which means you are not only buying a beautiful stone but also a gem whose history and provenance have been verified and preserved.
In practical terms of wearability and visual impact the oval shape and the 6.56 x 5.86 mm dimensions make this 1.11 carat sapphire particularly versatile and impactful. An oval face up tends to appear larger than a round of the same carat weight because of its elongated outline and generous table, which translates into immediate presence on a finger or in a pendant. The mixed brilliant cut enhances that effect by producing crisp flashes of light and a vibrant play between brilliance and color. Compared with cheaper alternatives such as treated sapphires with poor facet precision or lower clarity, this naturally eye clean Tanzanian sapphire offers a much higher level of optical performance. The excellent polish contributes to superior surface luster and smoothness, which means settings will sit well and reflections will be clean, not muddied. Stylistically the stone works beautifully as a solitaire for a modern engagement ring, in a halo setting where its intense color will contrast and pop against white diamonds, or as the central element of a pendant that makes a quiet but unmistakable statement.
From a value and long term ownership perspective this unenhanced Tanzanian sapphire is a smarter purchase than many stones on the market that have been modified or whose origin is uncertain. Enhanced sapphires often carry lower resale value and greater variability in appearance year to year, while lab grown alternatives lack the natural origin story and collectible appeal of mined sapphires. The traceable origin and the transparent disclosure policy of The Natural Sapphire Company give you confidence in authenticity and ethical sourcing, and that transparency is a competitive advantage in a crowded market. For buyers who want a combination of rarity, beauty, and secure provenance this yellowish green sapphire is a superior choice. It offers a distinct color not commonly found in mass market inventory, excellent cut and polish that maximize wearable beauty, and the reassurance that comes from responsible sourcing. If you are considering a gem that will remain distinctive and desirable for years to come, this Tanzanian 1.11 carat oval sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company is a compelling and lasting option.































