This exceptionally large 6.77 carat cushion-cut sapphire is a product of Chanthaburi, Thailand. The cut is notably flat and spread, a style that stretches the stone's visual footprint well beyond what its carat weight alone would suggest – with a face-up spread of roughly 9.5 x 15.2 mm, this sapphire wears like a stone in the 9-10 carat range, considerably larger than its actual weight. The color is a pleasant, even green, holding its tone well across the elongated cushion shape. Inclusions are visible on closer inspection, including feathery, veil-like patterns within the body of the stone – features that show clearly but don't overwhelm the overall look of a stone at this scale. In hand it's genuinely lively, with good brilliance returning across the facets and a pleasant, easy color to wear. The color owes its full expression to heat treatment, confirmed by a Chanthaburi Gemological Laboratory (GLC) report. This exceptionally large 6.77 carat cushion-cut sapphire is a product of Chanthaburi, Thailand. The cut is notably flat and spread, a style that stretches the stone's visual footprint well beyond what its carat weight alone would suggest – with a face-up spread of roughly 9.5 x 15.2 mm, this sapphire wears like a stone in the 9-10 carat range, considerably larger than its actual weight. The color is a pleasant, even green, holding its tone well across the elongated cushion shape. Inclusions are visible on closer inspection, including feathery, veil-like patterns within the body of the stone – features that show clearly but don't overwhelm the overall look of a stone at this scale. In hand it's genuinely lively, with good brilliance returning across the facets and a pleasant, easy color to wear. The color owes its full expression to heat treatment, confirmed by a Chanthaburi Gemological Laboratory (GLC) report.
