| Sapphires |
I attempt to accurately represent and describe cut stones and rough
as to appearance, size, origin and fully disclose any known
treatments in its description. Because you view the images on a
different monitor with different settings, color is particularly fickle
to represent, but I do my best.
as to appearance, size, origin and fully disclose any known
treatments in its description. Because you view the images on a
different monitor with different settings, color is particularly fickle
to represent, but I do my best.
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Stone #: Gem 0041
Material: Sapphire
Type: Natural untreated
From: Australia
Design: Whiskey (Designed by Dan Starr)
Cut By: Dan Starr
Basic Shape: 12 sided round
Size: 6.7 mm wide x 4.7 mm deep
Clarity: I - several growth lines are visible and many tiny black
specks in the blue areas - not visible to the naked eye
Weight: 1.70 carats
Price: $510.00 ($300/ct)
Treatments: None
Note: This is a natural untreated sapphire from Australia. It is a
bi-color stone with two distinct blue zones and one green zone.
The overall effect is a green stone with blue flashes. There isn't
much mixing of the colors. You can see the zones quite well in the
4 additional photos, especially in the picture of the pavilion. Natural
unheated sapphires are getting increasingly more expensive. Some
sellers are asking $600 to $800 per carat for this material!
Material: Sapphire
Type: Natural untreated
From: Australia
Design: Whiskey (Designed by Dan Starr)
Cut By: Dan Starr
Basic Shape: 12 sided round
Size: 6.7 mm wide x 4.7 mm deep
Clarity: I - several growth lines are visible and many tiny black
specks in the blue areas - not visible to the naked eye
Weight: 1.70 carats
Price: $510.00 ($300/ct)
Treatments: None
Note: This is a natural untreated sapphire from Australia. It is a
bi-color stone with two distinct blue zones and one green zone.
The overall effect is a green stone with blue flashes. There isn't
much mixing of the colors. You can see the zones quite well in the
4 additional photos, especially in the picture of the pavilion. Natural
unheated sapphires are getting increasingly more expensive. Some
sellers are asking $600 to $800 per carat for this material!
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