Rare Pear Shape Sapphire from Wyoming

Rare Pear Shape Wyoming Sapphire — 1.45 Carats

This natural, unheated Wyoming sapphire displays a true padparadscha color — a rare pink-orange hue that places it among the most sought-after sapphire varieties in the world. Hand-mined from the ancient Wyoming Craton, one of Earth's oldest exposed geologic formations at approximately 2.5 billion years old, this stone carries both scientific significance and exceptional beauty.

What Sets This Stone Apart

• Padparadscha Color — Genuine pink-orange saturation; among the rarest sapphire color classifications
• Pear Shape — Classic teardrop silhouette well-suited for pendants, drops, and statement rings
• Natural Inclusions — Characteristic of Wyoming sapphires; evidence of authentic, untreated origin
• 1.45 Carats — A substantial, workable size for custom jewelry design
• Ethically Hand-Mined — Sourced directly from our family mining operation in Wyoming

Specifications

• Weight: 1.45 carats
• Cut: Pear shape
• Color: Padparadscha (pink-orange)
• Origin: Wyoming, USA
• Treatment: Natural, unheated
• Clarity: Slight inclusions (natural and characteristic of origin)

Ideal For

Jewelry designers sourcing rare American gemstones, collectors focused on unusual sapphire colors, and those commissioning a one-of-a-kind engagement ring or pendant. The pear shape's elongated silhouette is particularly well-suited to bezel and prong settings that allow the color to read fully.

Wyoming sapphires form within some of the oldest rock on the continent. This stone's inclusions and color are a direct record of the metamorphic conditions that shaped the Wyoming Craton — geology you can hold.