Unheated Color Change Sapphire 4.03 ct. Oval Cut. Blue to Purple

Unheated Color Change Sapphire 4.03 ct. Oval Cut. This untreated gemstone is violetish blue in daylight and purple in incandescent light. A large gem at an affordable price. The gem has a nick on the girdle (not visible with the nacked eye), it will look perfect mounted in any piece of jewelry. Don't miss it!

WEIGHT : 4.03 ct
SIZE : 8.66 * 10.66 * 4.81 mm
SHAPE : Oval
COLOR : 23. (vB) violetish Blue
TONE : 5. Medium
SATURATION : 1. Brownish / Grayish
CLARITY GRADE : Heavy
CUT GRADE : Fair
TREATMENT : Unheated
HARDNESS : 9

Inclusions type : Solid Inclusions

As you know I am a gemologist who sells gemstones, this sapphire under the microscope presents one of the most beautiful inclusions shown by the untreated sapphires and rubies: perfect silk of rutile, with its needles perfectly shaped with tips like and of iridescent colors . All this beauty is incapable of supporting the heat that humans give to the corundum (sapphire and rubies) to improve their color. So when I saw on a scale of 50 magnifications its beautiful sharp points, I felt really good. It is very nice to see gems so beautiful not modified by men.

Sapphire is the birthstones for September. It is the zodiacal stone of Taurus and the gemstone for the fifth wedding anniversary. It symbolizes noble qualities, such as wisdom, loyalty, greatness, etc.

Two types of sapphires are used in Vedic astrology: the yellow sapphire corresponds to the planet Jupiter and the blue sapphire is related to Saturn.

Sapphires are the blue gemological variety of corundums. Sapphires, Rubies and Emeralds form one of the most important groups in terms of colored stones.

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