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1.31 Ct. Yellowish Green Sapphire from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Oct 28
Item ID: | S39995 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.82 Width: 5.73 Height: 3.81 |
Weight: | 1.31 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $382 |
If you are searching for a single stone that ends the quest for a truly unique engagement ring or the jewel that elevates a serious collection, this transparent 1.31 carat oval yellowish green sapphire from Tanzania answers that need. The gem measures 6.82 by 5.73 by 3.81 mm, and its mixed brilliant cut delivers lively scintillation while preserving weight and presence. Clarity is very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, and the polish is excellent, so the surface returns light cleanly and crisply. The color intensity reads as intense rather than muted, and this sapphire has no enhancement, so you are acquiring a natural, untouched expression of Tanzanian color. At The Natural Sapphire Company we understand that buyers want both beauty and integrity, and this stone offers both in equal measure.
Visually the sapphire presents a pleasing interplay between warm and cool notes, with a yellowish heart that graduates into green toward the pavilion rim. The mixed brilliant facet arrangement maximizes depth and sparkle, so flashes from the crown bring the warmer yellowish tones forward while the pavilion facets reveal the greener undertones. Because the stone is transparent and carries only very minor inclusions, it reads as lively under a range of lighting conditions, shifting from sunny lemon green in direct light to a richer olive green in softer indoor illumination. For someone seeking a ring that is distinct without being loud, this gem is ideal, as the balance of hue and tone can read as elegant and refined on the finger while still delivering a strong and memorable color statement.
When comparing hue and tone to sapphires from other famous locations, this Tanzanian sapphire occupies its own territory. Compared with classic Sri Lankan, or Ceylon, yellow green sapphires, this stone is generally more saturated, with deeper intensity. Ceylon examples often lean toward a lighter, more pastel lemon green with an airy clarity, while this Tanzanian example brings a more concentrated, vivid presence. Against Montana sapphires from the United States, which are often prized for their cool mint and teal tones and generally lighter tonality, this gem is noticeably bolder and warmer. Australian green sapphires, including those from New South Wales and Queensland, often exhibit a darker, more inky blue green with heavier tone, so compared with those, the Tanzanian sapphire reads brighter and more luminous, with a livelier yellow component.
Compare its hue and tone to gemstones from other famous locations, and the distinctions continue to highlight what makes this stone special. Madagascar sapphires, from Ilakaka and surrounding districts, can produce vivid saturated greens and parti colors, sometimes close to this look, but Madagascan stones frequently lean toward a bluer cast or a clearer separation of color zones. Tanzanian material, especially from Umba and Tunduru regions, is known for producing these warm yellowish green hues with an intense, even saturation and natural transparency without heat treatment. Thai and Burmese sapphires often carry a deeper, steelier tone in the green to blue range, so the yellow presence in this Tanzanian stone makes it stand apart as more luminous and spring like, a choice for someone who wants a green sapphire that reads fresh and alive rather than somber.
For the customer intent on finding the final answer to their search, whether that is an engagement ring that refuses to be ordinary or a collector piece that fills a specific niche, this Tanzanian yellowish green sapphire is perfectly positioned to meet those needs. Its 1.31 carat weight and oval shape sit ideally in a variety of settings, from classic four prong solitaires that showcase the mixed brilliant cut, to halo designs that can amplify the yellow center, to custom bezel or split shank styles that emphasize the stone tone against different metals. As a durable sapphire, it is suited to daily wear, and its unenhanced origin adds provenance that serious buyers appreciate. At The Natural Sapphire Company our gem specialists can advise on pairing this color with rose, yellow, or white gold to either warm or cool the appearance, helping you achieve the exact expression you imagine.
If your priority is a unique color footprint combined with excellent craftsmanship and honest sourcing, this Tanzanian yellowish green sapphire is a clear choice. The combination of intense color, transparent clarity at eye level, excellent polish, and no enhancement delivers a stone that compares favorably and distinctly with sapphires from Sri Lanka, Montana, Australia, Madagascar, Thailand, and Burma. It satisfies those seeking rarity, those seeking a statement for an engagement ring, and those who collect for hue nuance and natural origin. Let The Natural Sapphire Company help you place this gem in an enduring setting, and bring an extraordinary yellowish green sapphire into your life that both finishes your search and becomes a prized part of your story.































