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The Tidal Glass
A striking untreated sapphire from Diego, Madagascar, carrying a natural gradient of oceanic blue and teal within the crisp geometry of an emerald cut.
Long, mirrored step facets frame the shifting color rather than compete with it, moving from deeper marine blue into flashes of clear tropical teal. There is a wonderful sense of depth to this stone — almost like looking through layers of water from above.
The precision emerald cut gives its naturally varied color a clean, architectural presence while preserving the individuality of the original crystal.
An ocean current drawn in straight lines.
The Lapidary’s Eye
The emerald cut was chosen to let the sapphire’s natural color zoning become part of the design. Broad step facets create long windows of blue and teal, allowing the gradient to travel visibly through the stone rather than blending it into a single tone.
There’s a deliberate restraint to the cutting here — clean geometry, strong symmetry, and just enough depth to give the color room to move.