Madagascan Sapphire – Pink – Coffin – 0.45 Carats

$ 900.00

A stunningly pink coffin-shaped sapphire, or as we like to call it a star destroyer. This beauty is from Madagascar and travelled all the way to Sri Lanka to be cut into this fancy shape by our masterful lapidarists. It is 0.45 carats and has dimensions of 4.17mm by 7.14mm, with an accompanying pavilion depth of 2.53mm. The stone has slight clarity characteristics but does not detract from the beauty of the stone, in fact, it adds to its uniqueness of it. A bright pink, it glistens and pops when it hits the sunlight. Being unheated and natural makes this gemstone an object of envy. You don’t even need a fancy ring design for it, just have it in a single ring, or not, that’s the beauty of having a small sapphire that packs a punch.

You don’t belong in this coffin, but the coffin should belong to you! So just reach for it and you shall receive!

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Details and Specifications

Identity: Natural Corundum var. Sapphire
Carat Weight: 0.45 Carats
Dimensions: 4.17mm x 7.14mm x 2.53mm
Colour: Pink
Clarity: Slightly Included
Cut: Coffin, Step Cut
Origin: Madagascar
Treatment: None

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Description

Identity: Natural Corundum var. Sapphire
Origin: Madagascar

THE 4CS

Carat Weight: 0.45 Carats
Colour: Under a cold light this stone is Pink in colour, while under a warm light it is Pink in colour.
Clarity: In addition, this touching Pink Madagascan Sapphire is Slightly Included.
Cut: This Pink Madagascan Sapphire supports a coffin shape with a step-cut pavilion.

What are the 4Cs: Gemological Institute of America – The 4Cs

MADAGASCAN SAPPHIRE

The first find, although small, was in the early 1990s in the north of the island. Conjunctively, the discovery in the small southern village of Ilakaka increased the country’s relevance in the gemstone industry. Once a small, poverty-stricken hamlet with a population of just 40 residents, the town suddenly expanded exponentially. What was once a sleepy truck stop of small shacks, suddenly became the mecca of sapphire miners. Over a two year period, hordes of people almost 60,000 strong descended on Ilakaka wishing to make a fortune. They came from impoverished towns all over the island and from Sri Lanka, Thailand and many other countries

Before 1998 the largest producers of sapphires were Sri Lanka and Thailand. However, between 1998 and 2007 Madagascar became the largest producer of sapphires in the world. Currently, the country houses many mines, owned by international companies who are mining gemstones commercially. Smaller mines run by locals who are using traditional mining methods sit right alongside these commercially owned mines in mutualism…

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Additional information

Weight 100 g
Dimensions 19 × 26 × 4 cm
Gemstone

Sapphire

Dimensions(mm)

4.17 x 7.14 x 2.53

Carat Weight

0.45

Colour

Pink

Cut

Coffin

Clarity

Slightly Included

Treatment

None

Origin

Madagascar