Sapphire - Hexagon StarBrite™ Cut - 1.60ct

$3,000.00

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This 1.60-carat light green Montana sapphire wears an elongated hexagon StarBrite™ cut, shaped by master gem cutter John Dyer. Priced at $3,000, the stone measures 9 x 5.1mm and shows the soft, gradient green that natural, US-mined Montana sapphire is known for. The StarBrite cut uses concave precision faceting, so brightness stays even and holds from many angles as your hand moves.

Bohemi does not sell loose gemstones on their own. Each stone is set into an engagement ring or built into a custom project designed with you, so this sapphire becomes the center of a ring made to fit your hand and your story. The elongated hexagon reads larger for its carat weight and can sit low and secure, a shape that suits daily wear.

Heather and her team work from their studio in Boulder, Colorado, pairing traceable, natural stones with reclaimed-metal settings in platinum and 10k, 14k, or 18k gold. If this light green sapphire feels like yours, they can guide you toward the setting that fits it best. Start with our engagement rings to see where a stone like this one can live.

	This stone	A standard-cut sapphire
Faceting	Concave precision faceting, cut by John Dyer	Conventional flat faceting
Tilt performance	Even brightness that holds from many angles	Brightness can shift or flatten when tilted
Face per carat	Cut shallow, so it shows a larger face for 1.60ct	Standard face-up size for its weight
In the setting	Can sit lower and more securely	Sits at a conventional height
Origin	Natural, US-mined Montana sapphire, mine-traceable	Often supplied without traceable origin

What is the StarBrite cut?

The StarBrite cut is a concave precision faceting style developed by gem cutter John Dyer. Its facets are carved as small curved bowls rather than flat planes, which keeps brightness even as the stone tilts. On this hexagon it holds light steadily across many viewing angles.

Is this a real Montana sapphire?

Yes. This is a natural sapphire mined in Montana, so it carries a traceable US origin and the soft gradient green color Montana is known for. Any heat treatment, if used, is always disclosed by Bohemi.

Can I buy this stone loose?

No. Bohemi does not sell loose gemstones on their own, so this sapphire is set into an engagement ring or a custom piece designed with you. Heather and her team in Boulder, Colorado will help you choose the setting.

Is sapphire durable enough daily?

Sapphire is a 9 on the Mohs scale, which is plenty hard for everyday wear. Diamond sits at 10 and is about four times harder, but a 9 stands up well to daily life. This makes a Montana sapphire a practical choice for an engagement ring.