08/11/2026
Not every rough sapphire we choose makes it to the finish line. 👀
Meet Sapphire No. 3.
From the outside, this rough held just as much possibility as the others. But cutting a natural sapphire always comes with a little uncertainty. You don’t truly know everything that’s waiting inside until the stone begins to take shape.
Once cut, No. 3 revealed more prominent natural inclusions than we had envisioned for this particular stone.
Inclusions are a natural part of sapphires, and for many, they’re part of what makes a gemstone beautifully individual. But when we’re selecting stones for our collection, we’re also considering the overall color, clarity, cut, and character of each one.
For this sapphire, we ultimately decided not to keep it but that’s the beauty of natural gemstones. What isn’t right for one person might be exactly what another loves.
Would you have kept Sapphire No. 3? 👀
- Yes, I love its unique character
- No, I would’ve kept searching
Stay tuned Sapphire No. 4. You won’t regret it.
