Name: 1.91ct Nigerian Sapphire, Blue - Hexagon
Brand: vendor-unknown
SKU: NSH191
Price: 4190.0 AUD
Availability: InStock

1.91ct Nigerian Sapphire, Blue - Hexagon

$4,190.00

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Sourced Responsibly

This exceptional sapphire from Nigeria's renowned Gombe Sapphire field showcases a mesmerising ocean-blue hue that captivates the eye. The gem's most striking feature is its masterfully executed hexagon step cut - a sophisticated and rare cutting style that perfectly complements the stone's remarkable colour. Each precisely calculated facet creates a dramatic interplay of light and shadow, enhancing the depth and vibrancy of the blue tones within.

What makes this sapphire truly special extends beyond its physical beauty. Faceted by a skilled Nigerian artisan, this gem represents the pinnacle of local craftsmanship and ethical sourcing practices. By supporting in-country cutting expertise, this sapphire contributes to sustainable economic development, creating skilled employment opportunities and ensuring more of the value of Nigeria's natural resources remains within local communities. This combination of exceptional beauty and responsible sourcing makes it not just a stunning choice for bespoke jewellery, but also a meaningful investment in ethical gemstone practices.

This sapphire is part of our Rare Gemstone Collection. Like all our gemstones it is ethically sourced however, this piece has been carefully chosen by our skilled team to fit a number of criteria that revolve around its origin, beauty and rarity. Due to its unique and rare nature, it is not available loose, it is only available in conjunction with a bespoke engagement ring or another piece of custom jewellery. More information about our custom design and manufacturing can be found in our Bespoke Design Guide.

We are very excited to share this world-class gemstone with you and cant wait to work with you to create an heirloom that you will cherish forever.

Price for the sapphire is $3980

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Gemstone Information
Item ID: NSH191
Gemstone type: Sapphire
Carat Weight: 1.91ct
Dimension: 7.94mm x 6.03mm x 3.77mm
Shape: Hexagon Step Cut
Colour: Blue
Intensity: Intense
Clarity: VS (Very Slightly Included)
Treatment: None
Origin: Gombe, Nigeria
Extra notes: An extremely beautiful blue sapphire from Nigeria's famed Gombe Sapphire field. Its rare to find such a high quality sapphire faceted in a Hexagon shape.

Certification: Currently uncertified, however will come with certification at no extra cost

Sourcing - Ethical
Hand mined in Nigeria
Faceted in Nigeria
Sourced direct from the Gemstone cutter in Nigeria
One tree Planted for every gemstone

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Why Choose a Sapphire

Symbolism — Sapphires have long been associated with wisdom, loyalty, and royalty, making them a meaningful choice for life's most significant moments.
Exceptional Durability — At 9 on the Mohs hardness scale, sapphires are second only to diamonds in resistance to scratching — built for a lifetime of daily wear.
Colour Diversity — Far beyond classic blue, sapphires occur in an extraordinary spectrum: green, yellow, pink, peach, teal, parti, and more. Each colour has its own character and rarity.
Australian Provenance — Australia is a leading source of natural sapphires, particularly from the gem fields of Queensland and New South Wales. Buying Australian sapphires supports traceable, ethical sourcing.

Sapphire FAQs

Can a sapphire be used in an engagement ring?
Absolutely. Sapphires are among the most popular alternatives to diamonds for engagement rings, prized for their durability, colour range, and symbolism. Their hardness makes them entirely suitable for daily wear.

Are all sapphires blue?
No. While blue is the most familiar colour, sapphires occur naturally in nearly every colour of the spectrum — green, yellow, pink, peach, teal, parti-coloured, and more. The only exception is red, which is classified as ruby (the same mineral, corundum).

What does "untreated" mean?
An untreated sapphire is one that has not been heated or otherwise enhanced after being mined. The colour and clarity you see is exactly as nature produced it. Untreated stones are rarer and command a premium for their authenticity.

How do I care for a sapphire?
Sapphires are remarkably low-maintenance. Clean with warm water, mild soap, and a soft brush. Avoid harsh chemicals and ultrasonic cleaners if the stone has any significant inclusions. The hardness of sapphire means it resists scratching in everyday wear.

Additional Details

Verified specifications for this gemstone.

Item ID: NSH191
Gemstone Type: Sapphire
Carat Weight: 1.91ct
Shape: Hexagon
Colour: Blue
Origin: Nigeria
Hardness (Mohs): 9

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