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| Beautiful 2.39ct Blue Montana Sapphire in a Hexagon-like Shape, which is frequently the shape of the natural crystal found. Masterfully Faceted by an AGTA Award Winning Cutter, whose work is withing museums. He bought the rough and faceted it and this should be unheated. Using a loupe and looking internally into this gem, one would agree this is unheated. A fine example of MT Sapphire, fairly large for this material and priced incredibly low for this size, color, location, gemstone species, and the fact that is it unheated and faceted by an incredible cutter! Another must see in person to see the sparkle/brilliance and the unique color whicch does change/shift under various lights. All photos typically do not do a gemstone justice as you can't see the life as it is tilted and moved as you can in person. (cgc-23-01) Contact Us for Pricing. |
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| Blue to Teal Montana Sapphire weighing 1.35cts and measuring approximately 8x6mm - easy to set because this is a calibrated gem and will fit into any 8x6mm oval setting! Material typically has some small inclusions under power and frequently has some zoning. Eye clean. Lively nice gem - photo and video doesn't not accurate capture the life and color as the eye sees. This gemstone was chosen out of a large parcel of available pieces from a major source of this material, who happens to be a friend/associate of ours. The origin is believed to be Rock Creek and is most likely heated. This piece was showing lots of dispersion/fire under the lights of our lightbox. (fgi-20-02) $2,174 | |
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| Oval Montana Blue Sapphire with hints of teal at times, weighing 1.47cts. Dimensions are 7.3x6.0mm Material typically has some small inclusions under power and frequently has some zoning.Eye clean. Lively nice gem - photo and video doesn't not accurate capture the life and color as the eye sees. This gemstone was chosen out of a large parcel of available pieces from a major source of this material, who happens to be a friend/associate of ours. The origin is believed to be Rock Creek and is most likely heated. (fgi-20-01) $2,367 | |
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| Don't think much has to be said about this Montana Sapphire, as the picture can speak for itself... This is a U.S. Gemstone and faceted in the U.S. by a cutter known for his cutting of Montana Sapphires. The rough came from El Dorado Bar and was cut in this beautiful hexagon and weighs a whopping 2.86cts. Color is various blues depending on the lighting being viewed under. This is a must have for those seeking an American Sapphire from an important location and the superb cutting and fine color just adds to the desirability. (bng-19-01) $6,578 |
All of the Montana Sapphires below (6) are faceted in the US by one of our cutters. All have inclusions to
some extent, but they might not be visible depending on one's eyes, lighting, etc. Sparkle and depth of color can
hide the inclusions also. With close-up photography, one might see things within a gemstone that one wouldn't see under
most conditions or perhaps at all. Inclusions can help to determine natural origin, heat, etc.
Priced to Move!
Compare All That Glitters Pricing and Quality to other MT Sapphires Found On-Line:
ATG Price/Quality Comparison
View the existing inventory of All That Glitters Montana Sapphire below...
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| A Round Montana Sapphire weighing 1.07ct - hard to determine to the color, but it can be variations of blue depending on the lights, perhaps a grey blue. Faceted in the U.S. from rough we obtained in the past, it does have some inclusions seen using a loupe, but it is very brilliant and sparkles nicely, which hides any isssues. Priced to move or for anyone who would like to have a Montana Sapphire and not have to spend thousands....(jkiln-17a-01) $749 |
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| A - 1.32ct Round Montana Sapphire, U.S. Faceted. A round faceted top but no real pavillion nor a culet expected in a round. We could call this a round tablet. Color is a light blue or greyish. Interesting piece to create with or for a collection for those seeking a Montana Sapphire. (jkiln-17b-01b) Only $100 - literally a give-a-way. | |
| B - 1.94ct Oval Montana Sapphire, U.S. Faceted. Blue is reminiscent of Sapphires from Sri Lanka (Ceylon). $4,850 (Only $2500/ct) (jkiln-17b-01a) | |
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| A 2.42ct Montana Sapphire of a blue-green color, faceted in the U.S. We obtained the rough directly from a miner in Montana, and it was a light green. Upon cutting it, it seems as if we are pulling in some color from the other axis or there may be some zoning. The eye blends this more vs. the closeup/magnification of the photo. It can be described as a green blue or blue green. For an American gemstone and a Sapphire, this is priced to move at only $2,900. (bng-19-02) |
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| A - 2.34ct Square Cushion Part-Colored Montana Sapphire, U.S. Faceted. Really nice piece and has interesting play of color and a great shape to work with. $5,850 (Only $2500/ct) (jkiln-17b-01c) | |
| B - 2.50ct Elongated Emerald Cut Montana Sapphire, U.S. Faceted. (jkiln-17b-01e) $3,163 | |
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| We are EXTREMELY pleased and fortunate to have found this gem - a true gem for a number of reasons. This large well faceted 3.58ct (by a US cutter)
has a wonderful fine blue color, is very large and is also a round which is very uncommon. The origin is MONTANA. It is said that Prince Charles sought out a Montana
Sapphire originally for Princess Diana, but did not find the size, quality and color. Montana Sapphires hold a special place in United States as well as the world. when it comes
to Blue Sapphire, and this is a wonderful example. In all our years in business, we have had only two Montana Sapphires as we desire a fine example in inventory - and this one passes all
the criteria - actually exceeds what is fine in Montana, in the size and color! Certed as Montana Sapphire by GIA. In conversations with a well-known/respected individual in the GIA Gem Lab who is known for his knowledge of
Montana Sapphires, he stated that color of this gem wasn not too dis-similar from Yogo in color". Approx 8.44x6.31mm (artgem-16-01) SOLD! (Singapore)
Certed as Montana Sapphire by GIA. |
We currently have a total of 7 Sapphire Pages you may wish to visit:
Sapphire 1
Sapphire 2
Sapphire 3
Sapphire 4
Padparadscha (Pad)
Montana Sapphire
Star Sapphire
Note: Magnification and bright lighting is required to photograph gemstones. Some inclusions may be visible under these circumstances. You are viewing photographs as if you were using a loupe or microscope - not your unaided eye. Under normal conditions, these inclusions may not be visible.
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