Price reduced! ^_^ This is a red-pink x navy, a "popular color combination" among bi-color sapphires. It's a rare specimen with a silky appearance. The color changes dramatically depending on the orientation. When the pink is on the right, the silkiness increases, and when the pink is on the left, the red becomes stronger, and a lavender line can be seen at the border of the two colors. You might think bi-color sapphires are just two colors, but the violet-lavender that peeks through between the two colors is also beautiful. The video shows the colors better than the photos, so I've posted it. You can set it vertically or horizontally, depending on your preference. Both orientations will display beautiful colors, so it's fun to experiment and find your favorite angle! There are some inclusions inside the loose stone, but they are barely noticeable to the naked eye. Bi-color sapphires often contain inclusions, and this specimen has rather good stone quality. The surface has a luster and shine, giving it a luxurious feel. I suspect this loose stone might be unheated, but since expensive testing is required, I'm introducing it at a reasonable price with only a sorting report this time. If you like the rare silkiness and colors, please consider it. Since no two bi-color sapphires are alike, it's a popular gemstone that makes you want to collect many. It's becoming increasingly rare to find beautiful bi-color sapphires that I can recommend these days. Natural Bi-color Sapphire 0.804ct (Tanzania) Size: Approximately 4.9 x 4.6 mm, Depth: Approximately 3.1 mm Gem Grading System Japan Sorting Report #BicolorSapphire