This matched pair of violetish purple Montana sapphires was cut from a single piece of rough, ensuring exceptional color consistency—something that is notoriously difficult to achieve in unheated sapphires, where even stones from the same deposit often show noticeable color variation. Both stones exhibit a very light tone with strong saturation and display a distinct color shift toward violetish blue in natural daylight, adding visual interest and rarity. Each stone is very bright, with very good scintillation, and the pear cuts provide elegant symmetry ideal for matched jewelry designs. Stone A (1.085 ct.): A barely visible veil meets the edge of the table at approximately 45 degrees; otherwise, the stone is remarkably clean. Stone B (1.180 ct.): A small group of three tiny bubbles near the girdle is extremely difficult to locate without magnification; the stone is otherwise 10× loupe clean.