17.96ct Unheated Burmese blue sapphire natural certified cushion cut
4.01ct natural royal blue Srilankan sapphire oval cut loose gemstone
1.58cts USA certified natural non heated shiny deep dark blue oval mix sapphire
4.49ct GSI certified cushion mix cut loose natural Ceylon royal blue sapphire gemstone H
3.02ct GSI certified oval cut medium deep blue sapphire gemstone H
2.33ct GSI certified unheated octagon cut Ceylon sky blue sapphire
2.71ct GSI certified oval cut unheated Ceylon origin royal blue sapphire
5.69ct GSI certified deep blue oval shape Ceylon origin sapphire stone H
2.27ct GSI certified Ceylon oval cut deep blue sapphire H
3.47ct certified cushion cut purplish blue untreated Ceylon sapphire gemstone
3.58ct GSI certified Ceylone origin unheated bright blue sapphire gemstone
2.83ct certified Ceylon unheated clean bright blue sapphire gemstone oval shape
2.23ct certified oval cut Ceylon oval cut bright medium blue sapphire gemstone H
4.25ct IGI natural medium deep Ceylon blue sapphire oval cut gem H
2.91ct GSI certified color change deep purple blue sapphires NH
3.68cts certified shiny unheated untreated sky blue cushion cut sapphire gemstone
Blue sapphire gemstone is amongst the top 4 traditional gems including ruby, emerald and diamond. Adorned by rulers in history to deities in mythology. This is the blue colour rock in the corundum mineral family and being transparent with luster is the property of all sapphires.
A blue sapphire will be in precious gem category only when it's transparent to semi-transparent with adequate clear and appealing face-up and a minimum color intensity of medium light blue or above. Opaque and heavily included sapphires do not fall in precious gemstone category and are very cheap or rejections.
The pure blue color in top clarity sapphires with decent sized is rare and very expensive. The blue sapphire is known for its beauty, rarity, value, and richness. It's used in all kind of jewelry.
The color of blue sapphire ranges from pure deep blue, cornflower blue (which is considered the best color in sapphire gemstones for which Kashmir Jammu mines in India was famous) to a slight grayish blue to pure sky blue, and lighter shades.
The blue sapphire generally comes with heat treatment (thermal process), which is a minor and accepted process, like emeralds have oiling. This heat treatment in blue sapphire makes the stone more lusterous, transparent and color saturation more even. The price difference does comes in heated and unheated stonesm
This is a kind of significant modification to the blue sapphire, making all the spaces pressure filled in high temperature with liquid beryllium, which is a glass-like substance, and the color and transparency is significantly modified. Secondly, the stone does not remain fully natural as some other material is inside the stone now to make it look higher quality. These sapphires are cheap in price.
A fine blue sapphire is always transparent with attractive brilliance. Higher transparency, combined with strong color and good saturation is most desired in sapphire stones. Excessive cloudiness, haziness, or opacity reduces its the value.
Even a stone with some inclusions or minor areas of weaker color can remain attractive if its overall face-up appearance is bright, lively, and pleasing.
Blue sapphires commonly contain inclusions such as fine rutile needles, known as silk, crystals, clouds, fingerprints, and healed fractures. Inclusions do not automatically indicate poor quality, the spread or positioning of inclusions is more important. For many buyers, the overall face-up appearance matters more than perfect clarity, particularly when seeking an attractive sapphire at an affordable price.
The blue sapphire gemstone is mined across the globe and thus has various regional characteristics.
Madagascar in Africa is one of the largest producers of sapphire stone. Other than blue sapphire, quality green, yellow and pink sapphires are also produced here. This island region in the Indian Ocean is renowned for giving top exclusive quality blue sapphires. Jewelfields supply loose natural Madagascar sapphire at reasonable business rates.
Sri Lanka produces a large amount of high quality blue sapphires. Madagascar and Sri-Lankan sapphire match in the crystal structure but overall Srilankan stones are better and have more value.
You get good quality of certified loose Ceylon sapphires for sale in our inventory.
The sapphire from Burma (Myanmar) comes more with cracks and fissures. The Burmese crystal is brittle and lacks shine overall, as most of the blue sapphire from here is more filled with fissures. Also, fine crystal like big size pieces of blue sapphires comes from mines which are equal to those of Kashmir origin sapphires and demand high prices, but are rare.
Jewelfields sells selected transparent good quality Burmese sapphires online.
The most expensive and beautiful blue sapphires ever found were from this region of North India.
These stones build their name in history for the mesmerizing deep velvet cornflower blue color and excellent brilliance. The mines started producing the treasure stone in 1889 and were closed by 1905. Just not the color and clarity, but these blue sapphires have a historic value of name as well as, from the last century, almost no stones were found there. Also low quality material comes from this mines which is too dark or too light in color.
Jewelfields is the trusted place to buy genuine GIA, GRS, IGI, SGL, and IIGJ certified Natural Kashmir origin sapphires.
Natural blue sapphire jewelry offers timeless elegance in gold, platinum, and diamond designs. Popular options include natural blue sapphire rings, blue sapphire engagement rings, necklaces, pendants, bracelets, earrings, and statement pieces. A natural blue sapphire ring is especially popular for its rich blue color, durability, and brilliance. Explore our certified natural blue sapphire jewelry in different cuts, shapes, and sizes, and shop your ideal blue sapphire jewelry online today.
The value of a natural blue sapphire is determined by the combined effect of its origin, color, transparency, clarity, cut, carat weight, and overall visual appeal.
The market prices of fine blue sapphires can easily cross USD3,000-6,000 per carat in decent gem sizes. But those which are translucent to opaque, or those even being transparent are with heavy inclusions on table or big cracks and light color comes in range of $5-40 per carat.
The value of any gem should be made on the basis of quality because it's the quality which has given recognition to the mines. Most of the time origin is used just as marketing gimmick.
When buying a natural blue sapphire, it is important to look beyond color alone and consider the gemstone’s natural status, treatment, quality, and certification.
Jewelfields provide you clear tweezer and hand images of each gemstone with video. We sell certified blue sapphire stones at rational best business rates.
At Jewelfields, we source for you original loose cut and polished blue sapphires at the best bargain rates. Available with us are good quality transparent cut and polished blue sapphires in free sizes from 1 carat to over 10 carats, loose blue sapphire parcels, unheated blue sapphire cabochons and sapphire pairs on availability. All shapes including famous ones like cushion, oval, octagon, round are available any time. Also princess cut, baguettes, tapered baguette, calibrated rounds in step cut as well as brilliant diamond cut only on availability.
You can buy these sapphires from Jewelfields by online websites dedicated to USA, UK, UAE, Canada, and Australia.
The blue sapphires we sell are generally unheated and untreated. But if any time any treatment is there it is mentioned always. Only pure natural untreated unheated or just heated sapphire's are available with us.
The gemstones which are treated with any kind of filling or artificially colored are not sold by us.
Also, you get a valid certificate from any recognised lab like IGI, GSI, SGL, IIGJ by GJEPC, GII, GIA, etc.
Available also other color sapphires like yellow sapphire, teal green Australian sapphires, padparadscha sapphires, pink sapphires, green sapphires, white sapphire stones, etc.
We deal in natural unheated sapphire's matching pairs for earrings, loose mm sizes calibrated parcels for bracelets and other jewelry, mix size and shape wholesale lots, layouts for necklaces, etc.
We ship the stones to all global locations like USA, Australia, India, Japan, Dubai, Emirates, UK, Germany, France, Russia, Belgium, Israel, Ukraine, Italy, China, Singapore, Bangkok THAILAND etc. To USA and to many other countries we provide duity free shipping. All shipping options available.
Jewelfields is a dealer of all precious gemstones including blue sapphire in good quality. We are 100% positive rated gemstone company at many online forums. We have sapphires from mines of Burma, Ceylon (Srilanka), Madagascar, and Africa. All the sapphires come with renowned lab certificates like IIGJ by GJEPC, GSI, IGI, GIA, SGL, AGR, etc.
All our sapphires are selected on basis of adequate clarity, transparency and color. We specially focus on the face-up appearance, that a sapphire even in reasonable price range should look attractive to be used in jewelry. Also proper cut and shape is ascertained for all the blue sapphire inventory.
All the pictures and videos by us show the gemstones in nearest to reality, so you get what you see.
