3.50ct GSI certified colourless (white) pear shape Ceylon sapphire gem
5.73ct AGR certified natural padparadscha sapphire stone
6.44ct AGR certified natural padparadscha sapphire gemstone
1.16ct certified hot orangy pink cushion cut sapphire gemstone
2.91ct 2 pcs deep purple blue color changing sapphire gemstones GSI certified
1.59ct GSI certified untreated deep blue oval mix cut sapphire gem
1.02ct unheated medium deep sky blue octagon sapphire gem
2.42ct faint yellow round brilliant cut sapphire gemstone
1.00ct lively pink Ceylon sapphire gemstone
3.44ct AGR certified deep blue cushion cut sapphire gem H
1.14ct pear shape Srilankan white sapphire gemstone
9.04ct IGI certified light orange pink padparadscha sapphire gem
7.88ct IGI certified Unheated padparadscha sapphire gemstone
4.66ct IGI certified cushion mix padparadscha sapphire gem
3.37ct IGI certified royal blue oval mix cut sapphire gemstone
5.83ct IGI certified padparadscha sapphire oval cut unheated gemstone
7.08ct IGI certified padparadscha sapphire cushion mix cut gem
5.44ct IGI certified orange pink cushion mix padparadscha sapphire
6.55ct bi color pink and blue oval cut sapphire AGR Certified
3.51ct IGI certified deep royal blue cushion cut sapphire gem
4.25ct IGI certified cobalt blue oval cut sapphire gem
3.96ct pink cushion cut sapphire
4.87ct light orangish pink unheated cushion shape sapphire certified
2.90ct IGI certified deep purple blue cushion cut sapphire
Sapphire is a precious gemstone hailing from the corundum mineral family, coming in various colors of nature, with the first color being blue and other basic fancy shades include yellow sapphire, green, red, orange sapphires, colorless-white sapphire, and pink sapphire, including uncountable color combinations from these colors like padparadscha sapphire, teal sapphire and others.
All of those corundum gems other than blue sapphires are termed fancy colour sapphires; the red is also excluded here from the list because the red colour in sapphire is ruby.
Sapphire is the second hardest gemstone after diamond and has a hardness rating of 9 on the moh scale, whereas diamonds have a rating of 10.
Go through our online inventory to get the best price B2B deals in real sapphires like Kashmir blue sapphire, pink sapphire, Sri Lanka unheated blue sapphire, padparadscha sapphire, green sapphire, etc. Jewelfields provides you with all sizes, cuts, and shapes of genuine cut and polished real sapphire gemstones. We keep original earth mined sapphires in free size and shape loose parcels, sapphire cabochons (cabs), sapphire sugarloaf, beads as plain drops and chequered faceted, polished loose stone wholesale lots, calibrated parcels of blue sapphire, blue sapphire pairs, etc.
As with other gemstones, sapphire quality is based on first the basics of colour, clarity, cut, weight, brilliance, etc.
Clarity is the primary parameter to judge a gemstone's quality. Blue sapphires usually come with acceptable fine silk, foreign inclusions, color bands, etc. A fully transparent sapphire with minimum inclusions and crystalline appearance in a good size is rarest and will be the choice of everyone, thus fetching high costs naturally. Note: any big cloud patch or inclusion in the centre and top of the table will make the stone a rejection.
Color determines the quality of any sapphire and the purest color with no secondary shade is considered top-notch, like a cornflower blue sapphire, which is the ideal and most prestigious color which has no violet or purple appearance and is exorbitantly pricey. The intensity of colour has to be medium deep in sapphires as too dark or lighter colour sapphires will not look very rich when compared to a vivid colour stone. Color saturation should be even throughout the gem, and any color zoaning will descend the price, respectively.
Sapphire-like padparadscha is a mix of pink and orange and is very rare and highly priced.
Parti sapphires are those having two or more colors independently and are much mined in Australia; being uncommon, these sapphires remained unknown, having no big demands, and are on average sold at lower prices than other usual sapphires.
Note: very light shade in the stone or a window stone that is catching no color in the middle is cheap; even too dark blue, which is blocking the light and transparency of stone, comes in the semi-precious category.
As with other gems, sapphires are also all about shine and luster. A sapphire that is dull and foggy will not attract buyers and will be significantly low priced to those with full transparency and brilliance. Always ensure that any blue, yellow, pink, or other sapphires you are buying are transparent and have an adequate amount of shine so that they at least can fall into the category of a precious gemstone; also, lustre should be all over the stone; partially cloudy stones are valued less.
A gem is not a gem unless it is cut and finished from a lapidary stone. A cut with precise proportions to bring out the beauty of the sapphire is very necessary to create value for it. The stone should have adequate height and table ratio, which shall not be too thin or too much in height, and a skilled artist has to apply the facets profoundly so that maximum light reflects from the stone, making it look shiny; otherwise, a poorly cut stone to retain weight looks ugly and bulky, and you pay a higher amount for the same table size due to intentionally extra weight retained. A stone with an excellent or very good cut will always be demanded in top jewellery and will be valuable. Note: Calibrated size lots or matching suits always have a premium on price because manufacturing and matching the same quality in the same size and shape is rarest in sapphire.
Any sapphire, if treated to enhance its color and clarity, like heated or fracture-filled sapphires, can be significantly low in price based on the kind of treatment. Heat treatment in blue sapphire is to some extent accepted as it is permanent in nature, but a difference in price is seen. Sapphires are much heated to modify and intensify the colour; the blue-green sapphire can turn blue in heat. A fracture-filled sapphire is a very cheap stone where an opaque and rejection rough is fracture filled with glaas like materials to make it look significantly cleaner, but those remain no more natural. No major lab like GIA, GRS, or Lotus will certify those stones as sapphires and will just state them as a ''manufactured product'' in certification.
Available certified sapphires from Sri Lanka (Ceylon), Myanmar (Burma), and Kashmir blue sapphire in wholesale price parcels
Jewelfields sells only untreated natural sapphires. We work in multicolour fancy sapphires like famous Ceylon blue, Burmese sapphires in all colours, Madagascar island sapphires, Kashmir blue sapphire on availability, and other origins like Montana USA, Kenya, South Africa, Thailand, etc.
All the stones will be the same to almost the same as pictured about color or clarity. No editing in any picture or video is done, and all stones are clicked on hand or natural backgrounds.
We sell genuine earth-mined, unheated, untreated sapphires, or if heated, will always be mentioned.
Elected premium to commercial quality, but even in commercial quality, the stones will be good and clean looking. No rejection is sold by us.
Shipping sapphires worldwide to New York USA, Russia, Hong Kong China, Bangkok Thailand, France, Germany, London UK, Saudi Arabia, etc.
Jewelfields sells sapphire gemstones from Burma, Ceylon, and African origin. The best selling are blue sapphires from Ceylon and natural, unheated yellow sapphires. All our gems are 100% natural and untreated unless stated for treatment like heating, which is commonly accepted and is irreversible. Jewelfields guarantees you the lowest and best wholesale prices in all gemstones.
So shop with confidence authentic blue sapphire gemstones from us for reselling and jewellery making.
Jewelfields è un fornitore all'ingrosso di zaffiri sfusi non trattati non riscaldati a prezzi all'ingrosso. Tutte le nostre pietre di zaffiro saranno pulite sul tavolo senza inclusioni adeguatamente visibili al centro del tavolo o inclusioni brutte indesiderate. Tutte le gemme avranno il colore corretto e saranno tagliate e modellate correttamente con una lucentezza adeguata in modo da poter essere utilizzate in gioielleria.
Tutta la gamma è in zaffiro di origine Ceylon, Birmania e Madagascar. Disponibili certificazioni GIA IGI GRS IIGJ. Qualità premium disponibile anche per l'alta gioielleria. Ottieni le migliori offerte sui prezzi business to business in gemme preziose.
Jewelfields es un proveedor mayorista de zafiros sueltos sin tratar y sin calentar a precios de mayorista. Todas nuestras piedras de zafiro estarán limpias y sin inclusiones visibles en el centro de la mesa ni inclusiones feas no deseadas. Todas las piedras preciosas tendrán el color correcto y se cortarán y moldearán correctamente con el brillo adecuado para que puedan usarse en joyería.
Toda la gama es de zafiro de origen Ceilán, Birmania y Madagascar. Certificaciones GIA IGI GRS IIGJ disponibles. Calidad premium también disponible para joyería fina. Obtenga las mejores ofertas en precios de empresa a empresa en gemas preciosas.
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