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1.17ct Oval Blue Sapphire GIA Report Number Laser Inscribed
Exquisite, clean and crisp, traditional blue sapphire. This beauty may be the one you've been searching for. Every natural sapphire, has its own unique personality and characteristics. You will find hints of deep purple and slightly lighter blue, which scintillate both in the sunshine and indoor lighting, making this spectacular blue sapphire, truly special and unique. This beauty was earth mined in Madagascar, Africa. The gem is unique and spectacular! The GIA Report Number has been laser engraved on the girdle by GIA Laboratory, making positive identification possible for insurance and estate purposes.
1.22ct Greenish Blue Oval Sapphire Laser Inscribed GIA Report Number
Gorgeous, unheated and untreated, natural sapphire, which will absolutely "knock your socks off!" This stunning beauty is crisp and clean, having been cut by a lapidary in its natural state, entirely untreated in any way. It is estimated that 95% of all gem quality sapphire worldwide, are heat treated. Heat treatment is an acceptable treatment, and helps to minimize inclusions and can improve color. This absolutely gorgeous gemstone, did not require treatment or any other treatment. I would describe the color as deep blue, with hints of green and aqua. An absolutely stunning array of colors, which scintillate in both natural sunshine and indoor lighting. A truly gorgeous mix of individual colors, which accent each other. Though the shape is designated as "oval" by GIA Laboratory, I believe the shape might be thought of as a somewhere between a large round and a voluptuous cushion cut. An absolutely stunning and gorgeous, high quality, natural sapphire! The GIA Report Number has been laser inscribed on the girdle, by GIA Laboratory. This makes positive identification possible, for insurance and estate purpose.
1.41ct Oval “Scintillating” Untreated and Unheated Blue Spinel
For thousands of years, the Spinel was thought to be Sapphire or Ruby (Corundum), as it was many times found in the same mines and locations as Corundum. In the 20th Century, the science of gemology revealed that many of the gemstones found in famous jewelry were Spinel's, not Sapphire or Rubies (Corundum). Fine Spinel has dramatically risen in desirability, as a result of its rarity and beauty. As a result, synthetic Spinel is now being created in laboratories and sold on the market by reputable jewelers. Be wary of any Spinel you might find without a GIA Report or report from a reputable laboratory, as many offered by retailers are synthetic or have been chemically treated to produce desirable or rare colors like blue. Fine quality Spinel are rare. Fine red, pink and blues are rarest and most desirable. Blue Spinel receives its color from Cobalt. Here we have a 1.41ct, oval, clean and crisp, "scintillating" medium blue, natural, earth mined Spinel. Absolutely gorgeous! We thoughtfully choose all gemstones in our collections, and this wonderful beauty is stunning! GIA Laboratory has found this Spinel to be, natural, earth mined, unheated and untreated. A natural beauty, courtesy Mother Earth.
1.43ct Natural Cranberry Purplish Pink Oval Tourmaline GIA Report
This color of this cheerful yet bold Tourmaline might be described as deep cranberry, red and deep pink, with slight hints of purplish pink in the center. This gem is truly stunning! This gemstone is crystal clean and stunning. The colors of this gemstone work together in synchronism, both indoor and outdoor in natural lighting. Absolutely exquisite. This fine gemstone produces a fantastic show, not only with color but dimension as well: 8.31 x 6.40 x 4.30 mm Cheerfully bright, and show stopping gorgeous! Not a chance anyone will miss this beauty, courtesy Mother Nature.
1.49ct Rare Unheated “Color Change Sapphire” Green to Purple Madagascar GIA Report Laser Inscribed
1.49ct rare, unheated, untreated, "Color Change Sapphire." This stunning sapphire is crisp and clean, originating from Madagascar, Africa. It is estimated that 95% of all gem quality sapphires are treated with heat, which helps minimize inclusions and can improve color. This sapphire did not require heat treatment, to improve its clarity or color. In its natural state, this gorgeous beauty far surpasses most gem quality sapphire. Additionally, this gorgeous sapphire was found to be a rare "Color Change Sapphire," by GIA Laboratory in the United States: "This stone exhibits a change of color when viewed under daylight or fluorescent vs incandescent light." This unheated, untreated sapphire, changes from a gorgeous greenish blue to purple under different lighting. GIA Laboratory laser engraved the GIA Report Number on the girdle of this gemstone, making absolute positive identification possible, for estate and insurance purposes. This sapphire will forever be an eye catcher and conversation point, for those who appreciate fine gemstones. A stunning beauty, created entirely by Mother Nature.
