Peacock Sapphire - Tricolor & Golden Feather

A Stone That Celebrates Bold Individuality 

Green, Blue, and a whisper of Gold all in one stone. 

Unearthed from the ancient gem fields of Australia, this 1.40ct Parti Sapphire is a living collision of color.Rich Greens bleeding into deep Blues, with subtle flashes of Yellow that bring warmth and unexpected dimension. 

What makes this stone unique is the natural color zoning, it is a geological fingerprint, impossible to replicate and impossible to fake.

A True Peacock Amongst The Flock.

Cut By An Artist

This sapphire carries a rare and poetic feature; a fingerprint inclusion that resembles a golden feather suspended within the stone. A carefully customized cut designed to let light pass through and illuminate this natural marvel as part of the stones identity, not a flaw to be concealed.

Gemstone Details

• Species: Corundum (Sapphire)
• Color: Multicolor Parti — Green, Blue, Yellow
• Origin: Australia
• Treatment: Natural, No Heat
• Cut by: Jesse James Lapidary Artist 
• Size: 8.75 x 5.88 x 3.80 mm
• Weight: 1.40 carats

Why Parti Sapphire?

Parti Sapphires are named for their partitioned color. This phenomenon is caused by differential trace element absorption during crystal growth. Unlike heated or treated stones engineered for uniformity, a Parti Sapphire wears its complexity openly.

The interplay of green, blue, and yellow within a single crystal is the result of shifting chemical conditions deep within the earth over millions of years; a geological event you can hold in your hand.

Australian Parti Sapphires are among the most prized in the world for their bold, saturated color zones and their untreated integrity. No two are alike and this one has its own identity. 

Whether set as a centerpiece in a bespoke ring, a statement pendant, or preserved as a fine loose stone, this Parti Sapphire is a singular acquisition for the discerning collector who values authenticity and rarity above all.

HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY

Photos are taken with great care to show the gemstone how it actually looks in everyday lighting changes and different environments using natural sunlight and studio lighting; In addition to using bases like white paper, and various metals for contrast. Photos are taken with a XD3500 Macro Lens that can pickup imperfections that are invisible to the unaided eye. AI models are generated to showcase the gemstones possibilities for jewelry design and are not to be used for scale.