Sapphire, 100% natural, 2 different formations of a single sapphire crystal, 124 ct rough and unprocessed, multicolor - Height: 19 mm - Width: 18 mm- 24.8 g - (1)

Sapphire is a precious gemstone from the corundum family, well-known for its hardness and vibrant colors. This listing features a rare natural sapphire crystal showcasing two distinct formations within a single specimen, weighing 124 carats in rough and unprocessed form. The multicolor aspect implies natural color zoning or inclusions of varying hues within the crystal, a phenomenon that can result in unique visual effects. Rough sapphire crystals such as this offer a glimpse into the raw beauty and formation processes of these gemstones before cutting and polishing. Sapphires form in metamorphic rocks and pegmatites under high pressure and temperature conditions. Beyond their traditional blue color, sapphires come in multiple colors, known as fancy sapphires. Specimens like this are valuable to collectors for their size, rarity, and natural character.