Sapphire - Cut-Corner Rectangle, Radiant Cut - 2.64ct

$1,900.00

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This 2.64 carat natural peach sapphire is a cut-corner rectangle in a radiant cut, measuring 10.35 by 5.35mm and priced at $1,900. The stone was mined in Ilakaka, Madagascar, a source known for warm, gradient peach and pink sapphires, so its color belongs to the crystal rather than being added later. At just over two and a half carats it reads as a substantial center stone for an engagement ring while staying comfortable to wear.

Sapphire sits at 9 on the Mohs hardness scale, which makes it a practical choice for a ring worn every day. The radiant cut lays clean, parallel rows of facets across a rectangular outline with softened corners, a shape that pairs naturally with solitaire and hidden-halo designs. Bohemi lists this exact stone in the Harlow setting, though it can also anchor a fully custom piece built around it.

Bohemi does not sell loose stones on their own. Each sapphire is set into a finished engagement ring or a custom jewelry project designed with you by Heather and her team in Boulder, Colorado. If you are still gathering ideas, browse the engagement rings to see how a center stone like this one comes together.

	This stone	A commercial sapphire
Origin	Natural sapphire, mine-traceable to Ilakaka, Madagascar.	Origin frequently unstated or unknown.
Color	Natural peach, inherent to the crystal, with gradient tones.	Color may come from treatment that is not disclosed.
Size	2.64 carat, 10.35 by 5.35mm, an elongated radiant spread.	Sold by carat weight alone, so spread and shape vary.
Durability	Sapphire, a 9 on the Mohs scale, plenty for daily wear.	Also a 9 on Mohs, though a diamond at 10 is about four times harder.
How it is sold	Set into an engagement ring or custom piece by Heather and her team in Boulder.	Often sold loose, with no design guidance included.

Where is this sapphire from?

This 2.64 carat peach sapphire was mined in Ilakaka, Madagascar. Its color is natural to the crystal rather than added later.

Is sapphire tough enough for a ring?

Sapphire sits at 9 on the Mohs hardness scale, which is plenty for daily wear. For reference, a diamond is a 10 and about four times harder.

Can I buy this stone loose?

Bohemi does not sell loose stones on their own. Each one is set into a finished engagement ring or a custom project designed with you by Heather and her team in Boulder, Colorado.

What settings suit this sapphire?

This elongated radiant sapphire works well in the Harlow setting, and it can also anchor a fully custom design. Reach out to Heather and her team in Boulder to build something around it.