1.46 Ct. Yellowish Green Sapphire from Madagascar

This exquisite, transparent cushion shape yellowish green sapphire weighs 1.46 carats, and measures 7.57 x 5.30 x 4.10 mm, presented in a refined mixed brilliant cut that maximizes scintillation and depth, the clarity is evaluated as slightly included at eye level, the color intensity is classified as intense, and the polish is excellent, there has been no enhancement, and the stone originates from the famed deposits of Madagascar. The gem sits between classic and contemporary, its cushion silhouette offering a timeless silhouette while the mixed brilliant faceting brings a lively play of light, every facet cut with an eye for proportion, balance, and the discreet brilliance that announces quiet luxury. This is a stone for the collector who values provenance, natural beauty, and uncompromised authenticity, a piece that will sit beautifully as a solitaire ring, a refined three stone setting, or a bespoke pendant.

At The Natural Sapphire Company we celebrate sapphires not only for their rare beauty, but for their long held place in the history of adornment, where sapphires were treasured as emblems of wisdom, protection, and royal favor, green and yellowish green tones have traditionally been connected to renewal, fertility, and prosperity, echoing the verdant landscapes that inspired early jewelers across continents. Wearing this Madagascar sapphire is to participate in a lineage that saw these stones set into crowns, amulets, and devotional jewelry, pieces passed down as heirlooms and charged with meaning, to possess it is to claim a subtle authority, a cultivated sensibility, and a connection to centuries of craftsmanship. For the discerning client seeking a gem that speaks to heritage as much as modern elegance, this sapphire embodies achievement, refined taste, and the quiet confidence of a connoisseur, allow our specialists at The Natural Sapphire Company to advise on settings that honor the stone, ensuring that its intense color and natural, untreated origin are celebrated for generations to come.