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Purple Sapphire Cushion Cut β€” Exquisite 3.35 Ct Loose Corundum

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  • Natural Corundum in Purple
  • 3.35 carats, 10 x 7.6 x 4.9 mm
  • Cushion Cut, single one-off stone
  • Mohs hardness 9

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Cushion Cut Purple Sapphire

Purple Sapphire cushion cut loose gemstone

This Purple Sapphire is a natural Corundum gemstone weighing 3.35, cut in the cushion cut style and measuring 10 x 7.6 x 4.9 mm. It is a single stone, weighed and measured individually, and the photographs and video on this page were taken from it directly.

This purple sapphire displays a rich violet tone and a precise cushion cut that gathers light efficiently across the facets. Corundum possesses a robust crystalline structure that makes it exceptionally durable for everyday jewellery wear, maintaining its polished surface and sharp edges over years of active use.

Sapphire forms deep within the earth under high temperature and pressure, yielding a tough material prized by jewellers for secure prong or bezel settings. The cushion cut balances traditional facet geometry with modern brilliance, offering an adaptable shape that suits both minimalist mounts and elaborate halo designs.

Gemstone Specifications

MineralCorundum (Sapphire)
ColorPurple
Cut StyleCushion Cut
Measurements10 x 7.6 x 4.9 mm
Total Weight3.35 carats
Hardness9 on the Mohs scale
BirthstoneSeptember

About Purple Sapphire as a Gemstone

Sapphire is the gem variety of corundum, an aluminium oxide crystallising in the trigonal system. Blue is the colour most people picture, but corundum occurs in nearly every hue, including pink, yellow, green and violet. Only red corundum takes a separate name, ruby. Trace iron, titanium and chromium drive the colour. You can read more via gemmological reference, mineral data.

Corundum forms in aluminium-rich, silica-poor settings, typically metamorphosed limestones and marbles or alkali basalts that carry crystals upward from depth. Because corundum resists weathering so well, many working deposits are alluvial, with crystals recovered from river gravels far from their original host rock.

Why You Will Love This Gemstone

πŸ’Ž Setting Suitability

The high hardness of this corundum allows your jeweller to mount it securely in rings or bracelets intended for daily wear without excessive worry of abrasion.

✨ Facet Polish

Clean polish lines and symmetrical facet junctions ensure steady light return across the table, allowing the colour to read evenly from multiple viewing angles.

πŸ”· Design Potential

The versatile cushion shape pairs well with both yellow and white precious metals, letting you coordinate the final piece to match existing jewellery collections.

πŸ“¦ Exact Stone

The photographs and video show this specific Purple Sapphire. You receive the stone pictured, not a lookalike.

Popular Uses

Sapphire is a mainstay of fine jewellery. At Mohs 9 it is the hardest gem material after diamond and moissanite, which makes it very well suited to rings and bracelets that face daily contact. A Purple Sapphire of this size works particularly well as the centre stone in a bespoke piece.

Ideal For

  • Custom ring, pendant and earring projects
  • Collectors building a set of single natural stones
  • Jewellers who need exact measurements before designing a setting
  • Everyday jewellery that will see regular wear
  • Gifts where a specific colour and weight matter

About This Gemstone

Browse the rest of our loose gemstones, see more sapphire, or view the full catalogue. Every Purple Sapphire we list is weighed, measured and photographed individually before it goes online.

Care Instructions

  • Clean this sapphire using warm soapy water and a soft-bristled brush to remove dust from the pavilion facets.
  • Store the loose stone or finished jewellery piece separately in a fabric-lined box to prevent harder gems from scratching neighbouring items.
  • Remove your sapphire ring before engaging in heavy manual labour or working with harsh chemicals.
  • Avoid ultrasonic cleaners unless a gemmologist has checked the stone first.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the exact measurements of this Purple Sapphire?

This stone measures 10 x 7.6 x 4.9 mm and weighs 3.35 carats. Those figures are taken from the stone itself, not estimated from a category average.

Is sapphire suitable for daily wear rings?

Yes, corundum ranks just below diamond on the Mohs scale, making it one of the hardest gem materials available. It resists scratching from everyday dust and debris very well.

How does the colour behave in different lighting?

Purple sapphire can shift slightly between reddish violet and cooler blue-purple depending on the light source. Direct sunlight tends to emphasise the brighter reddish tones within the stone.

What precautions are needed when setting this stone?

While the material is hard, it can still cleave along internal planes if subjected to a sharp direct blow during prong tightening. Your setter should exercise normal care.

How does sapphire compare to amethyst for durability?

Sapphire is significantly harder and tougher than quartz varieties like amethyst. It will not show surface abrasion nearly as quickly under regular daily use.

Will I receive the exact stone shown in the photos and video?

Yes. Each listing covers one individual stone, and the media on this page was shot from that stone. Once it sells, the listing comes down.

Own This Purple Sapphire Today

This Purple Sapphire is a one-off stone at 3.35 carats. Once it is gone the listing closes for good. See the full collection.

Additional information

Weight0.67 g
Dimensions10 × 7.6 × 4.9 mm

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