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Round Pair of Montana Sapphires Portuguese Cut | 1.47 cts total | #12-2689 1 × $1,695.00 - ×
Half Moon Shape Blue Montana Sapphire | 1.14cts | #12-2681 1 × $1,795.00 - × Green Blue Cushion Montana Sapphire “Rhapsody” Cut | .85cts | #12-213 1 × $795.00
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ruby #19-585, Oval Modified "Portuguese" Cut, 1.52cts 1 × $8,995.00 - × Hexagon Blue Montana Sapphire | 1.00cts | #12-2659 1 × $1,395.00
- × Natural Blue Round Sapphire "Roulette" Cut | 1.01cts | #11-1324 1 × $2,295.00
- × Unheated Pear Montana Sapphire Modified Portuguese Cut | .85cts | #12-2658 1 × $695.00
- × Mahenge Reddish Pink Spinel Rectangle "Scissors" Cut | 1.23cts | #31-364 1 × $2,695.00
- × Light Yellow Montana Sapphire Cushion Portuguese Cut | 1.33cts | #12-2555 1 × $1,795.00
- × Blue Montana Sapphires Oval Pair Portuguese Cut | 1.45cts total | #12-2688 1 × $1,495.00
- × Pink Mahenge Spinel Cushion "Rhapsody" Cut | 1.83cts | #31-329 1 × $3,595.00
- × tanzanite #32-661, Pear "Portuguese" Style Matched Pair, 2.55 cts total 1 × $1,595.00
- × sunstone 101, Pineapple Cut Oval Pair, 2.89 cts total 1 × $220.00
Round Pair of Montana Sapphires Portuguese Cut | 1.47 cts total | #12-2689 
Half Moon Shape Blue Montana Sapphire | 1.14cts | #12-2681 
Green Blue Cushion Montana Sapphire “Rhapsody” Cut | .85cts | #12-213 
ruby #19-585, Oval Modified "Portuguese" Cut, 1.52cts 
Hexagon Blue Montana Sapphire | 1.00cts | #12-2659 
Natural Blue Round Sapphire "Roulette" Cut | 1.01cts | #11-1324 
Unheated Pear Montana Sapphire Modified Portuguese Cut | .85cts | #12-2658 
Mahenge Reddish Pink Spinel Rectangle "Scissors" Cut | 1.23cts | #31-364 
Light Yellow Montana Sapphire Cushion Portuguese Cut | 1.33cts | #12-2555 
Blue Montana Sapphires Oval Pair Portuguese Cut | 1.45cts total | #12-2688 
Pink Mahenge Spinel Cushion "Rhapsody" Cut | 1.83cts | #31-329 
tanzanite #32-661, Pear "Portuguese" Style Matched Pair, 2.55 cts total 
sunstone 101, Pineapple Cut Oval Pair, 2.89 cts total AMETHYST is the birthstone for the month of February. The name amethyst is from the Greek “amethystos” meaning “not drunken” because the ancient Greeks believed drinking from an amethyst cup would prevent intoxication! Purple has long been considered a royal color, so amethyst has been much in demand throughout history. Fine amethysts are featured in the British Crown Jewels and came to occupy a very prominent position in the ornaments of clergy, in particular bishops and cardinals. Amethysts were also esteemed as stones of friendship.
