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.94ct Blue Pear Shape Sapphire and Diamond Halo Ring
"Blue" you say? YES, I answer. Sapphires of this color are so very rare. Heck, ANYTHING of this color is rare.
This stone is part of a group of Natural Sapphires we purchase this week. They are part of an estate. They looked great, but we knew they could be improved so we recut all of them.
All have reports from American Gemological Laboratory. This lab is highly regarded to grading Sapphires and colored Stones. Besides the fact the stones are not heated, the origin of Burma makes them especially covet-able.
The Ring
We set this special sapphire into a lovely diamond halo ring.
Dainty and feminine, yet quality that will stand up to daily wear. This ring will be perfect as a right hand ring, or an engagement ring. The design allows for a straight band to rest flush next to it, not matter which hand you would like to wear it on.
The photos above are ACTUAL Photos of the sapphire ring you will receive.
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WE LOVE SAPPHIRES THAT SPARKLE
In the photo on the right, you can see what I'm talking about.
The Sapphire on the left is quite a nice one. Believe it or not,
in this particular case, the Sapphire on the left had a higher
price than the stone on the right - which is the stone I chose.
It's making its new owner very happy as you read this.
Sparkle is the type of Sapphires, Rubies, and Emeralds we
carry.
Our stones are all NATURAL - including this awesome
Sapphire.
This one is a great example of the sparkle I love combined
with a deep rich color
Many Natural Sapphires are heated during the cutting and finishing process. This one, however, is not heated!
Why we sell heated sapphires
When shopping for the gems we offer, we have incredibly high standards. We want to carry only exceptional diamonds, and sapphires. Yet we want to do this in a way that includes the collectors, and connoisseurs, as well as "normal people" who may want to forgo some of the finer points to get more bang for the buck.
When it comes to sapphires, there is a distinction between heated, and non heated stones. If a sapphire can be cut that keeps the color saturation, and brilliance without heating, it will bring a premium over a heated stone. In some cases, a huge premium.
The evidence of heating is fairly simple for labs to detect.
We have purchased sapphires that were claimed to be non heat stones, and sent them to GIA - every time they've come back non heated. We are very choosy in our sources as well.
No matter how comfortable we are with our sources for Sapphires, we will only guarantee a sapphire "non heated" with a GIA report to back it up.
The reason we offer primarily heated sapphires is that heating can be considered a part of the cutting process for most sapphire rough. When done properly, it will produce an even color and reduce the appearance of color striations - color banding.
We can obtain non heated sapphires when needed, usually we'll have a few on the site. However, when I see a stone that has a great appearance and reasonable price that has been heated, I like to offer them.
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