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Sold Out $Ceylon White Sapphire Weight : 2.45Cts Dimension : 10.3 mm x 8.4 mm x 4.2 mm Color : White Treatment : Heated Transparent: Good Transparency Shape : Pear Clarity : VS Danu Group - Gemstones Directly from the Source COLORED STONE LABORATORY CERTIFIED ( GIA Alumni Association Member) CSL Memo NO : 166CD6D4BD14 Sapphire is a precious gemstone, a variety of the mineral corundum, consisting of aluminum oxide with trace amounts of elements such as iron, titanium, chromium, copper, or magnesium. Sapphire deposits are found in Eastern Australia, Thailand, Sri Lanka, China, Vietnam, Madagascar, Greenland, East Africa, and in North America in mostly in Montana. Madagascar, Sri Lanka, and Kashmir produce large quantities of fine quality Sapphires for the world market. Sapphires are mined from alluvial deposits or from primary underground workings. Blue Sapphire and Ruby are the most popular Gemstone in Corundum Family. also, Orangy Pink Sapphire is called Padparadscha. The name Drive's from the Sinhalese word "padmaraga" " පද්මරාග", meaning lotus blossom, as the stone is of a similar color to the lotus blossom. Bi-Color Sapphire from DanuGroup Collection Also, Sapphire can be found as parti-color, bi-color or fancy color. Australia is a main parti-color Sapphire producer. White Sapphire also, White sapphire is a very popular stone to wear instead of Diamond as a 3rd hardness gemstone after diamond ( moissanite hardness is 9.5). Various colors of star sapphires A star sapphire is a type of sapphire that exhibits a star-like phenomenon known as asterism. Also, A rare variety of natural sapphire, known as color-change sapphire, exhibits different colors in a different light. Sapphires can be treated by several methods to enhance and improve their clarity and color. A common method is done by heating the sapphires in furnaces to temperatures between 500 and 1,850 °C for several hours, or by heating in a nitrogen-deficient atmosphere oven for 1 week or more. Geuda is a form of the mineral corundum. Geuda is found primarily in Sri Lanka. It's a semitransparent and milky appearance due to rutile inclusions. Geuda is used to improve its color by heat treatment. Some geuda varieties turn to a blue color after heat treatments and some turn to red after oxidizing. Also, Kowangu pushparaga turns to yellow sapphire after oxidizing. Sapphire Crystal system is a Trigonal crystal system with a hexagonal scalenohedral crystal class. Sapphire hardness is 9 according to the Mohs hardness scale with 4.0~4.1 specific gravity. Refractive index ω =1.768–1.772 nε =1.760–1.763 Solubility = Insoluble Melting point = 2,030–2,050 °C Birefringence = 0.008 Pleochroism = Strong Luster = Vitreous Sapphire is the birthstone for September and the gem of the 45th anniversary. Healing Properties of Sapphire Sapphire releases mental tension, depression, unwanted thoughts, and spiritual confusion. Sapphire is known as a "stone of Wisdom". It is exceptional for calming and focusing the mind, allowing the release of mental tension and unwanted thoughts. Sapphire is also the best stone for awakening chakras. Dark Blue or Indigo Sapphire stimulates the Third Eye chakra. Blue Sapphire stimulates the Throat Chakra. Green sapphire stimulates Heart Chakra. Black Sapphire stimulates Base Chakra. White sapphire stimulates Crown Chakra. Yellow sapphire stimulates Solar Plexus Chakra. White Sapphire brings wisdom and strength of spirit. It stimulates the pineal and pituitary glands and also beneficial in gathering courage. White Sapphire stimulates the Crown Chakra. It helps to balance crown chakra to balance your energies. When crown chakra balance, energies are balance. As a pure Aluminium Oxide crystal, White Sapphire clears the mind during meditation. Its vibrant energies help to reduce stress and keep calm your mind during meditation.$
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Sold Out $CEYLON NATURAL PINK SAPPHIRE Weight : 1.03Cts Dimension : 6.9 mm x 5.0 mm x 3.8 mm Color: Pink Treatment: Unheated Transparent: Good Transparency Shape : Pear Clarity : Vs COLORED STONE LABORATORY CERTIFIED ( GIA Alumni Association Member) CSL Memo No : 492F1E3C8C3B Sapphire is a precious gemstone, a variety of the mineral corundum, consisting of aluminum oxide with trace amounts of elements such as iron, titanium, chromium, copper, or magnesium. Sapphire deposits are found in Eastern Australia, Thailand, Sri Lanka, China, Vietnam, Madagascar, Greenland, East Africa, and in North America in mostly in Montana. Madagascar, Sri Lanka, and Kashmir produce large quantities of fine quality Sapphires for the world market. Sapphires are mined from alluvial deposits or from primary underground workings. Blue Sapphire and Ruby are the most popular Gemstone in Corundum Family. also, Orangy Pink Sapphire is called Padparadscha. The name Drive's from the Sinhalese word "padmaraga" " පද්මරාග", meaning lotus blossom, as the stone is of a similar color to the lotus blossom. Bi-Color Sapphire from DanuGroup Collection Also, Sapphire can be found as parti-color, bi-color or fancy color. Australia is a main parti-color Sapphire producer. White Sapphire also, White sapphire is a very popular stone to wear instead of Diamond as a 3rd hardness gemstone after diamond ( moissanite hardness is 9.5). Various colors of star sapphires A star sapphire is a type of sapphire that exhibits a star-like phenomenon known as asterism. Also, A rare variety of natural sapphire, known as color-change sapphire, exhibits different colors in a different light. Sapphires can be treated by several methods to enhance and improve their clarity and color. A common method is done by heating the sapphires in furnaces to temperatures between 500 and 1,850 °C for several hours, or by heating in a nitrogen-deficient atmosphere oven for 1 week or more. Geuda is a form of the mineral corundum. Geuda is found primarily in Sri Lanka. It's a semitransparent and milky appearance due to rutile inclusions. Geuda is used to improve its color by heat treatment. Some geuda varieties turn to a blue color after heat treatments and some turn to red after oxidizing. Also, Kowangu pushparaga turns to yellow sapphire after oxidizing. Sapphire Crystal system is a Trigonal crystal system with a hexagonal scalenohedral crystal class. Sapphire hardness is 9 according to the Mohs hardness scale with 4.0~4.1 specific gravity. Refractive index ω =1.768–1.772 nε =1.760–1.763 Solubility = Insoluble Melting point = 2,030–2,050 °C Birefringence = 0.008 Pleochroism = Strong Luster = Vitreous Sapphire is the birthstone for September and the gem of the 45th anniversary. Healing Properties of Sapphire Sapphire releases mental tension, depression, unwanted thoughts, and spiritual confusion. Sapphire is known as a "stone of Wisdom". It is exceptional for calming and focusing the mind, allowing the release of mental tension and unwanted thoughts. Sapphire is also the best stone for awakening chakras. Dark Blue or Indigo Sapphire stimulates the Third Eye chakra. Blue Sapphire stimulates the Throat Chakra. Green sapphire stimulates Heart Chakra. Black Sapphire stimulates Base Chakra. White sapphire stimulates Crown Chakra. Yellow sapphire stimulates Solar Plexus Chakra. Pink Sapphire Healings It is believed that pink sapphires used for therapeutic purposes as crystals might nourish the emotional well-being of the person wearing the jewelry crafted from the gems. The theory behind these therapeutic beliefs centers on clearing emotional blockages from the past to release hurtful experiences. • Nourishing the Emotional Body with the PinkColor Ray • Energetic Columns of Support • Longevity and Extending the Lifespan of Your Cells • Astral Vision and Sensitivity to Energy$
Ceylon Natural Pink Sapphire

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Natural Cornflower Blue Sapphire Sri Lanka

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Ceylon Natural Yellow Sapphire

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Ceylon Natural Yellow Sapphire & Pink Sapphire 18K White Gold Flower Ring

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Natural Green Sapphire

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Natural Royal Blue Sapphire

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Natural Blue Sapphire

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Natural Blue Sapphire Sri Lanka

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Ceylon Natural Pink Sapphire

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Natural Light Yellow Sapphire

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Natural Purplish Pink Sapphire

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Natural Champagne Sapphire – Peach Sapphire

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Natural Champagne Sapphire – Peach Sapphire

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Natural Purplish Pink Sapphire

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Natural Hot Pink Sapphire

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