Saturday, December 12, 2009
Precious Stones The Big Five Part 3 The Sapphire
Precious Stones The Big Five Part 3 The Sapphire The sapphire, protector of the innocent, celestial guardian of truth, the bearer of health and youth, symbol of heaven and Birthstone for the month of September is actually the same stone as Ruby, the mineral corundum. The blue corundum, the color from blue to deep blue and black light is the same stone as Ruby, the only difference in color. The color choices, the soft - velvet blue, approaching the coflower in shade exhibitors and color vivo by artificial light and natural. The deeper colored stones are used as male and female as bright as sapphires. Although the choice of sapphires are rare, a much larger quantity of good quality and large stones are to have the jewels, and then the price for a large sapphire does not advance in the same proportion as the price of a large ruby. The word? Sapphire? blue means it's the same form in almost all the first languages, showing that they are in use by the elderly. Sapphires are found in many parts of the world and are usually in the same locality as the ruby. The largest and best quality of these stones come from Thailand and India, and are located and retued to them, such as the ruby. The Sapphire is next to the hardness of diamonds, and it is this quality that are insensitive to wear and ensures its sharp edges and coers against years of use. Like the ruby the value of the sapphire is determined by its color. The best stones are a deep blue and deeper the color of the highest esteem, if transparency is not compromised. Even though the Sapphire, with its many shades of blue stone desirable, but also in other colors like red, green, yellow and pink. The Oriental emerald or green sapphire does not beryl or true emerald in the depth of color, but because of its superior hardness and gloss of extreme rarity, it is the most precious of green gems. The Oriental amethyst or purple sapphire sometimes wears a red color by artificial light, and is as tall as a gem stone, amethyst is the common softer, less brilliant, and loses by artificial light. The various other colored sapphires, such as yellow or Oriental topaz, light green or Oriental aquamarine, greenish-yellow or Oriental chrysolite, and aurora red hyacinth or Easte, are as precious gems, if they are pure, well cut, and are distinct color? In fact, the name is a distinctive oriental corundums less precious minerals the same colors that are similar, but that would significantly exceed the beauty and value because of the brilliance and higher - hard. Asterias corundums stars or rocks are of three different colors; Star Sapphire is a blue gray, the star ruby, topaz and the yellow star. These stones are usually cut cabochon or convex, and it shows in the sun, or when they are exposed to a candle or other artificial light, a beautiful star with six points. This star is of foreign substances to corundum, the stone and leads on a regular basis by cutting a pointed carbuncle so that the center of the star begins at the top, and the six bright stripes radiate to the base of the stone. The bright lines of the star under the light move across the surface of the stone and a significant effect. These stones are the most beautiful production of minerals, and good specimens are very valuable. The corundum cat? S-eye, named Girasol Easte or Sunstone, has a bluish color, red, yellow or reflection of light from a light shade of the stone itself, and moves on the convex surface of the stone, as the lines of a rock star. To this day, Sapphire is one of the most important members of the family of gems and is certainly one of the most popular jewelry by artists from around the world. Consequently, there are more? Hanky-Panky? treatments, change of color, and various other techniques to hide or improve weaknesses, etc., that nearly all other precious stones. Buyer attention of business? too good to be true?. Deal with reputable jewelers both online and offline. Sapphire is the Birthstone for the month of September.
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