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0.92 Ct. Blue Apatite from Madagascar
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Item ID: | K26112 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.54 Width: 4.99 Height: 3.77 |
Weight: | 0.92 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $34 |
This 0.92 carat blue apatite from Madagascar presents an archetypal emerald cut executed with exacting symmetry and an excellent polish, by The Natural Gemstone Company. The gem measures 5.54 by 4.99 by 3.77 millimeters, yielding a length to width ratio of approximately 1.11 and a depth of 3.77 millimeters that corresponds to a depth of roughly 72 percent relative to the average table dimension. The step facet geometry of the emerald cut produces broad, parallel pavilion facets that emphasize color planes rather than scintillation, creating a hall of mirrors effect that concentrates the stone s intense blue saturation. Clarity is graded slightly included at eye level, with small internal features positioned near facet junctions that do not materially reduce transparency. The stone is transparent with minimal windowing, the result of careful cutting proportions and a well centered table that maximizes light return for a material with apatite s refractive index. The piece has been heat treated to enhance and stabilize the blue hue, a standard and well documented enhancement for apatite, and the polish quality demonstrates precise lap to facet meet points and crisp facet bevels that support even light distribution across the table and step facets.
In provenance and character this blue apatite occupies a distinctive place when compared to historically famous gems, while remaining wholly its own gemological identity. Its electric, intense blue recalls the neon clarity that brought Paraiba tourmalines to prominence, yet it displays the softer, more watery blue depth that links it conceptually to famed sapphires such as those from Kashmir. Unlike a legendary diamond such as the Hope, whose value rests on brilliance and rarity of size, this apatite s value rests on concentrated color intensity, refined cutting, and the scarcity of fully transparent examples from Madagascar at this size. The presence of slight inclusions gives the stone an organic fingerprint similar to classic historical emeralds known for natural features that attest to origin and authenticity. For a collector or connoisseur seeking a vivid, yet affordable statement stone that combines precise faceting technique, intense natural color, and documented enhancement, this 0.92 carat emerald cut blue apatite offers a unique proposition, and The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind its gemological description and craftsmanship.























