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2.03 Ct. Yellowish Green Sapphire from Madagascar
Item ID: | S48310 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.85 Width: 6.79 Height: 3.73 |
Weight: | 2.03 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $2,916 |
This is a rare invitation to own a singular treasure from the depths of Madagascar, offered exclusively by The Natural Sapphire Company. This pear shape yellowish green sapphire weighs 2.03 carats, and measures 9.85 x 6.79 x 3.73 mm, a size that strikes a perfect balance between presence and refinement. Cut as a faceted gem with a mixed brilliant cut, it captures light with a lively scintillation and a sophisticated play of fire. The color reads as an intense yellowish green, a hue that is at once vibrant and enigmatic, capable of appearing verdant in one light and sunlit citrus in another. Clarity has been evaluated at eye level as slightly included, which in natural stones serves as a signature of authenticity and a reminder that nature produces beauty with character. The polish is excellent, lending mirror like surfaces that maximize sparkle, and the gem has undergone a responsible heat treatment, a traditional enhancement that stabilizes and elevates color while preserving the stone integrity. For the connoisseur who values origin and story, this sapphire bears the imprint of Madagascar, an island renowned for producing some of the world most sought after sapphires, and for collectors who wish to acquire a true natural rarity.
When you bring this sapphire into light, the mixed brilliant facets orchestrate a dynamic spectacle, each pavilion and crown facet working in intentional harmony to return color and brilliance to the eye. The pear shape offers an elegant silhouette that flatters many settings, elongating the finger when set in a ring, or drawing the eye when set as a pendant. At 2.03 carats the gem is substantial enough to be noticed, yet refined enough to be worn every day by a person who prefers fine understatement over ostentation. The intense color intensity means that saturation is rich and consistent across the stone, making the yellowish green presence unmistakable without relying on extreme tone that could darken under different lights. Slightly included clarity at eye level is an asset in the world of natural gems. Those tiny, internal characteristics, visible only upon careful observation, act like a fingerprint, confirming that this is not a lab created duplicate but a distinct crystal formed over eons. The excellent polish assures that the viewing experience is as unmediated as possible, smooth surfaces that allow you to immerse in color without distraction.
There is an important distinction between natural sapphires like this one and lab grown gemstones, and it is worth understanding if you value exclusivity, provenance, and long term value. Lab grown gems can be visually beautiful, and they serve a purpose in democratizing certain looks, however they do not carry the geological story that natural stones do. This Madagascar sapphire was formed under specific pressure and temperature conditions, with trace elements distributed in a way that gives rise to this rare yellowish green hue, a combination that cannot be replicated in an identical manner in a laboratory. Slightly included clarity, rather than being a flaw, is evidence of the gem natural formation process, a record of its journey through the earth. Natural sapphires are finite, and when a stone of this size, shape, and intense color is released from the earth, it represents an opportunity for ownership that will not be repeated exactly. Lab grown stones may be consistent, but that consistency is also what makes them common. For the collector who seeks scarcity, rarity matters, and natural gemstones retain cultural and market value in ways that fabricated counterparts rarely match. Additionally, The Natural Sapphire Company provides provenance and gemological evaluation, assuring you of origin and treatment history, a level of transparency and custodianship that adds to the gem intrinsic worth.
Owning this 2.03 carat pear shape yellowish green sapphire is joining an exclusive circle of aficionados who value the authentic, the rare, and the beautifully imperfect. The Natural Sapphire Company curates stones of exceptional character, and this gem is offered with the assurance of expert assessment and careful documentation. Imagine a bespoke setting designed to enhance the elongated pear silhouette, whether you prefer a classic halo to heighten brilliance, a minimal bezel to emphasize shape and color, or a custom design that tells your story. Because stones of this profile and origin are limited, this sapphire is not an item that will be stocked indefinitely, it is a momentary convergence of geology, human craftsmanship, and market opportunity. For the buyer who understands that natural gemstones are heirlooms rather than fast fashion, this sapphire is an invitation to own a piece of earth history, to pass it down with provenance, and to wear something that speaks to individuality and taste. Contact The Natural Sapphire Company to discuss personal viewing, independent gemological reporting, or bespoke setting options, and allow our specialists to guide you through the privileges that come with acquiring a genuine Madagascar sapphire, a gem that will sit at the heart of your collection as an emblem of rarity, authenticity, and timeless beauty.































