Sapphire - Lozenge - 1.05ct

$790.00

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This 1.05-carat natural green sapphire is a Montana-mined center stone cut as a lozenge step-cut, measuring 9.71 x 6.4mm. Priced at $790, it carries the cool green-to-teal color that Montana sapphires are known for, with the long, clean facets of a step cut that reward clarity over flash.

Sapphire sits at 9 on the Mohs hardness scale, second only to diamond, which makes this stone a durable choice for an engagement ring built for everyday wear. Its elongated lozenge shape looks at home in a solitaire, a three-stone design, or a bezel setting in platinum or reclaimed 14k and 18k gold.

Bohemi does not sell loose stones on their own. Each sapphire is set into an engagement ring or built into a custom project designed with you by Heather and her team in Boulder, Colorado. If this green Montana sapphire is the one, reach out to start a design, or browse the full range of engagement rings.

	This stone	A commercial sapphire
Origin	Mined in Montana, USA	Origin often undisclosed or mixed
Natural vs treated	Natural sapphire	Commonly heat-treated to force color
Color	Cool green-to-teal, one-of-a-kind	Uniform blue, batch-matched for yield
Cut & size	Lozenge step-cut, 1.05ct, 9.71 x 6.4mm	Mass-cut to preserve carat weight
Durability & setting	Mohs 9, hand-set in Boulder, Colorado	Mohs 9, factory-set at volume

Where is this sapphire from?

This sapphire was mined in Montana, one of the few places in the United States that produces gem-quality sapphire. Its cool green-to-teal color is characteristic of Montana stones rather than a treated commercial blue.

Is sapphire tough enough to wear daily?

Sapphire is a 9 on the Mohs hardness scale, second only to diamond at 10. That durability makes this stone an excellent center for an engagement ring worn every single day.

Can I buy this stone loose?

Bohemi does not sell loose stones on their own. This sapphire can be set into an engagement ring or built into a custom project designed with you in Boulder, Colorado.

What settings suit a lozenge cut?

An elongated lozenge step-cut looks at home in a solitaire, three-stone, or bezel design. Heather and her team can build it in platinum or reclaimed 14k and 18k gold.