Unheated Kashmir Sapphire Gold Stick Pin, 2.50 Carats, with AGL Report
This elegant antique gold stick pin features a rare natural blue Kashmir sapphire, weighing approximately 2.50 carats. Certified by AGL as Kashmir origin, the sapphire shows no gemological evidence of heat and no clarity enhancement, making it an exceptional collector’s gemstone.
Kashmir sapphires are among the most celebrated and sought-after sapphires in the world, admired for their rarity, historic importance, and distinctive beauty. The AGL Prestige Gemstone Report describes the stone as natural corundum of Kashmir origin, with blue color and a cushion-shaped pyramidal cabochon cut.
Measuring approximately 6.6 × 5.9 × 6.2 mm, the sapphire is set in a yellow metal antique stick pin, giving the jewel a refined and understated character. Its combination of Kashmir origin, unheated status, documented certification, and approximately 2.50-carat weight makes this piece especially desirable for collectors of rare gemstones, antique jewelry, and certified sapphire jewels.
Collectors interested in this rare natural unheated Kashmir sapphire antique stick pin are welcome to contact DSF Antique Jewelry for further details or a copy of the AGL report.
Key Features
• Rare natural Kashmir sapphire
• Approximately 2.50 carats
• Certified Kashmir origin
• No gemological evidence of heat
• No clarity enhancement
• AGL Prestige Gemstone Report
• Cushion-shaped pyramidal cabochon cut
• Antique gold stick pin
• Elegant collector’s jewel
Technical Details
Stone: Natural sapphire
Variety: Natural corundum
Origin: Kashmir
Color: Blue
Carat Weight: Approx. 2.50 carats
Shape: Cushion
Cutting Style: Pyramidal cabochon
Measurements: Approx. 6.6 × 5.9 × 6.2 mm
Treatment: No gemological evidence of heat
Clarity Enhancement: None
Metal: Gold / yellow metal
Jewelry Type: Antique stick pin
Report: AGL Prestige Gemstone Report No. 1165759
Report Date: May 22, 2026
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