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6.28 Ct. Blue Sapphire

Mined in Kashmir - Certified by GIA

Listing ID: 440282
$52,752.00
$87,920.00
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This item is a part of the following collections:

Treasures of the Earth

"Treasures of the Earth" is a collection of noteworthy gemstones hand-picked by our team of gemstone experts. Every gemstone in this collection will captivate you with its intrinsic beauty and spectacular flair.

Gemstone, Origin & Treatments

Species:
Natural Corundum

Gemstone & Variety:
Natural Blue Sapphire

Geographic Origin:
Kashmir - India

Gemologist's Comments on Origin:
Discovered in 1881 in the Zanskar range of the Himalayan mountains in northwest India, the legendary Kashmir sapphires are the most beautiful and treasured of all blue sapphires.

The finest sapphires from Kashmir have a highly saturated color, along with a characteristic "silkiness" or velvety glow that makes them a phenomenon of nature. With the original mines long depleted, Kashmir sapphires are a rare find and among the most prized of all gemstones today.

Treatments:
No Treatments (Unheated/Untreated)

Weight, Measurements & Shape

Weight:
6.28 carats

Measurements:
11.47 x 8.19 x 6.87 mm

Type of Cutting:
Faceted

Shape:
Rectangular Cushion

Color

Intensity of Color:
Vivid

Shade:
Blue

Color Award:
Cornflower Blue

Color Award Description:
The lively blue color of this gem earns it the "Cornflower Blue" color award.

Transparency & Clarity

Transparency:
Transparent

Clarity Grade:
Very Slightly Included

Clarity Grade Description:
Inclusions are very slightly visible on close eye inspection but don't detract the viewer's eye from the stone's beauty

Fluorescence
Fluorescence is the visible light some gemstones emit when exposed to invisible ultraviolet (UV) rays. We've described below the intensity and color of the gemstone's fluorescence under long-wave UV light (LWUV).

Intensity:
Strong

Color:
Orange in Zone

Special Characteristics

Large Size:
The size of this gemstone is large compared to the commonly available sizes in this species/variety, making it rare and highly sought-after.

Gemological Reports

This item is accompanied by the following gemological report. We will ship the original report along with the item.

Gemological Institute of America report # 6311981701

  • The accompanying GIA report authenticates this gemstone as a "Natural Sapphire" of "Kashmir" origin with "No Indications of Heating".

  • At our request, the girdle of this gemstone is laser-inscribed by GIA with its logo and the report number ("GIA 6311981701"). This security feature gives buyers a unique way of linking the GIA report to the physical gemstone.

StarRuby.in® Listing Price

Total:
$87,920.00

Per Carat:
$14,000.00

Recommended Retail Price (RRP)
The “Recommended Retail Price (RRP)” is the price you can expect to pay for a similar item at a high-street retail store.

Total:
219800

Per Carat:
35000

References

Listing ID:
440282

Stone ID:
E10561

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