Blue Violet Sapphire Loose Gemstone

Take a look at this 'Blue Violet Sapphire (2.04ct, 12x8x3mm, Pear Cut) Loose Gemstone'.  We have two in stock.  Our gemologist accessed as bV (Bluish Violet)- Hue, Medium (5), Medium Dark (6) - Tone, Moderately Strong (4), Strong (5) - Saturation. Clarity is SI/I. These microscope images were taken at 60x-70x magnification. These stones are close to EC; only a trained eye will put up on the natural inclusions unless you are viewing at 10x or greater magnification. It's a nice gemstone if you are looking to expand your personal gemstone collection. It can also be mounted and make a very impressive, rare sapphire ring. Inquire about our mounts, we have several in stock and can design/make anything you can dream up.   

Sapphire is a gemstone variety of the mineral corundum. The color of a sapphire is determined by the type and amount of trace elements present in the corundum. Iron, titanium, chromium, copper, or magnesium can give corundum a blue, yellow, purple, orange, or greenish color. Sapphires are hard stones (nine on the Mohs scale) and have high resistance to erosion by the natural sediments in which they are found.  The value of natural sapphires depends on color, clarity, size, cut, and overall quality. Blue sapphires are usually evaluated based upon the purity of their primary hue, with purple, violet, and green being the most common secondary hues.

Special Opportunity: $299 for a limited time only, then the price goes back up to $499.  Compare at top design houses for $1500.  

*Treatment Disclosure: Assume Heating (H), which is acceptable in the trade for Corundum.