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1.02 Ct. Greenish Blue Apatite from Madagascar
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Item ID: | K26134 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.8 Width: 4.86 Height: 3.49 |
Weight: | 1.02 Ct. |
Color: help | Greenish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
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 | $30 |
This 1.02 carat emerald cut greenish blue apatite from Madagascar is a rare combination of clean transparency, crisp geometry, and a refreshing sea like hue, it measures 6.80 by 4.86 by 3.49 mm, it is emerald cut to emphasize step facets and a broad table that showcases its medium color intensity and excellent polish, it is graded slightly included at eye level which means it shows natural character without distracting from its visual appeal, it has been heat treated to stabilize and enhance the tone, and the result is a gemstone that reads as vivid and freshwater cool rather than overly saturated or murky, the even saturation across the pavilion and crown combined with the clean bite of the facets produces lively light return that reads brighter in hand than in flat lighting, the emerald cut lets the greenish blue color play across long facet planes which is ideal for a contemporary solitaire or a finely detailed halo setting.
When you compare this Madagascar apatite to other famous locales the distinctions are clear, compared to Brazilian apatite it has a slightly greener leaning that moves it toward aqua rather than pure teal, Brazilian material often shows a bluer leaning or deeper teal that can be very attractive but the Madagascar tone has a fresher, more oceanic personality that photographs beautifully and sits well next to both warm and cool metals, compared to Paraiba tourmaline from Brazil and Mozambique the color here is more subdued and less neon, Paraiba is prized for its electric saturation which commands high investment prices, this apatite offers a similar blue green family look for a fraction of the cost while retaining pleasing clarity and brilliance, compared to aquamarine from Minas Gerais the apatite carries a bit more green and a crisper interior flash because its refractive properties interact with the emerald cut in a slightly different way, compared to Sri Lankan sapphires the hue is lighter and less dense which makes this stone feel more casual and wearable for everyday pieces, in short the Madagascar origin gives this apatite a unique middle ground between the cool serenity of aquamarine and the vivacity of Paraiba tourmaline.
For buyers who want quality and character without the premium of rarer names this stone represents exceptional value, the slightly included clarity grade evaluated at eye level is honest and does not undermine brilliance, the excellent polish and the precise emerald cut mean that any inclusions sit discreetly and that the table and step facets deliver strong light performance, because it is heat treated to optimize tone the color reads consistently under varied lighting which is an advantage over many untreated stones that can look dull in indoor light, when set the elongated emerald outline will make the finger appear elegant and the greenish blue will complement both white and rose precious metals, compared to stones from highly priced mines this Madagascar apatite from The Natural Gemstone Company gives you a rare hue that is immediately wearable and striking, and because we specialize in natural gemstones you get transparent sourcing information along with personalized advice on mounting and care, this stone is ideal for a collector who appreciates unusual colors as well as for a customer seeking a statement center that balances beauty and budget, contact us at The Natural Gemstone Company to view current availability and to discuss bespoke setting options.























