No reserve price - 1 pcs Pink, Orange Sapphire padparadscha - 1.00 ct - Antwerp Laboratory for Gemstone Testing (ALGT)





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Padparadscha sapphire, 1 stone, 1.00 ct, natural corundum, cushion-cut, transparent with loupe-clean clarity, heated treatment, ALGT report no. 21868917.
Description from the seller
A rare, collector grade gem capturing the sought-after blend of delicate pink and warm lotus sunset tones.
Padparadscha sapphire is widely considered the rarest variety of corundum in the world.
Reaching the key 1.00 carat mark with complete transparency and an ALGT-awarded "Fine Color Quality" grade, this cushion-cut sapphire displays excellent brilliance and balance.
It makes an exceptional centerpiece for an exclusive bespoke ring or a standout addition to an investment gemstone collection.
The stone is backed by complete authenticity, accompanied by two independent gemological reports from ALGT (Antwerp) and AIG.
Gemstone Details:
Species: Natural Corundum
Variety: Padparadscha Sapphire
Weight: 1.00 ct (ALGT) / 1.01 ct (AIG)
Color: Intense Orangy Pink / "Sunset" Orange Pink
Color Quality Grade: Fine Color Quality (graded by ALGT)
Shape & Cut: Rectangular Cushion, Mixed Cut
Measurements: 6.76 x 4.92 x 3.15 mm
Transparency: Transparent
Origin: Madagascar
Lab Reports:
ALGT Antwerp Report No. 21868917
AIG Report No. GEM20250301134011
Treatments: Indications of heating present (traditional, standard thermal enhancement for natural sapphires).
Shipping & Handling:
Carefully packed and shipped in a secure, protective gem box.
Dispatched via registered, fully insured express courier with online tracking.
Both original physical laboratory certificates are included with the stone.
Seller's Story
A rare, collector grade gem capturing the sought-after blend of delicate pink and warm lotus sunset tones.
Padparadscha sapphire is widely considered the rarest variety of corundum in the world.
Reaching the key 1.00 carat mark with complete transparency and an ALGT-awarded "Fine Color Quality" grade, this cushion-cut sapphire displays excellent brilliance and balance.
It makes an exceptional centerpiece for an exclusive bespoke ring or a standout addition to an investment gemstone collection.
The stone is backed by complete authenticity, accompanied by two independent gemological reports from ALGT (Antwerp) and AIG.
Gemstone Details:
Species: Natural Corundum
Variety: Padparadscha Sapphire
Weight: 1.00 ct (ALGT) / 1.01 ct (AIG)
Color: Intense Orangy Pink / "Sunset" Orange Pink
Color Quality Grade: Fine Color Quality (graded by ALGT)
Shape & Cut: Rectangular Cushion, Mixed Cut
Measurements: 6.76 x 4.92 x 3.15 mm
Transparency: Transparent
Origin: Madagascar
Lab Reports:
ALGT Antwerp Report No. 21868917
AIG Report No. GEM20250301134011
Treatments: Indications of heating present (traditional, standard thermal enhancement for natural sapphires).
Shipping & Handling:
Carefully packed and shipped in a secure, protective gem box.
Dispatched via registered, fully insured express courier with online tracking.
Both original physical laboratory certificates are included with the stone.
Seller's Story
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