Description
1.3325 Cts of Black Sapphire in a oval-cab Cut
7 x 5mm, Star Black Sapphire oval-cab
Very nice cut black star sapphires. Nice eyes, Pretty
- Dealer Offering Item for Sale: New Directions - Gems
Corundum, except for red can be classified as sapphires. The main advantage of sapphires is its hardness, durability, and brilliance. It comes in many colors pink, yellow, blue, green, & etc. Sapphire, part of the corundum family, comes in every color of the rainbow - pink, purple, blue, green, yellow, orange - with the exception of red -- which is a ruby. Sapphires come from various parts of the world including Africa, Ceylon, Australia and even in the USA such as Montana Sapphires to name a few.
- Sapphire Birthstone for September.
- Cost per Carat Selling Price: $ 14.64
- Sapphire Specifications:
- Gem Species: CORUNDUM
- Hardness: 9 -
- Density: 3.95
- RI: 1.76 -
- Size: 7 (L) X 5 (W) mm
- Cut: oval-cab
- Calibrated Gemstone: No.
- Carat Weight: 1.3325 Carats Ave
- Overall Grade: Cab A
- Clarity Description: Opaque gemstone so Clarity not able to define
- Clarity Breakdown: Cabochon Opaque material - Has excellent clarity, lots of sparkle throughout, or uniform in nature.
- Cutting Breakdown: Cabochon Cuts: Has a good cut but is not total uniform.
- Carat Breakdown: Average in Carat Weight for this size stone (+/- 5%).
- Photo Clarity Breakdown: Color is Excellent, Image is Sharp, & Background has been removed to Better Show Gemstone.
- Photo Taken without Flash.
- Photo shows Multiple views of gemstones.
- Pricing based on single gemstone.
- Star may vary from gemstone to gemstone
- Background and placement of light effect the view of the Star.
Star Sapphire is a type of sapphire that exhibits a star-like phenomenon known as asterism. Star sapphires contain intersecting needle-like inclusions that cause the appearance of a six-rayed'star shaped pattern. The inclusions are typically the mineral rutile, but in black star sapphire it is inclusions of hematite that cause the star effect. To cause a star, the inclusions form in parallel and tightly packed groups. The reflection from each group of crystals forms a straight line which appears to float on the surface of the stone. There are always three groups of crystals which intersect at 60 degree angles from each other. The three lines connect in the center to form the appearance of a 6 ray star.
Note: the reflection from the normal room lighting (Ring) on the Polished surface of the gemstone in the images..
- Photo taken with gemstone Display Box with Tweezers.
- The gemstone is so reflective that you can see Flash from Normal room lighting. Due to the luster of the gemstones, so it's makes it harder to take a photo with out some Flash (Very High Reflection).We grade each gemstone for Color, Clarity, cut, and Carat weight. We try to define / analysis each gemstone and photo taken (all photo are of the gemstone itself not a general stone photo) to help you make a better decision.
- These photos are intended to provide you with an accurate visual representation of the gem.
- Photo's taken with a macro lens, which may make the gemstone look larger in some views..
- All photos are the exactly the gemstone pictured, minus any display items. Photos are likely not actual size; please see item description for dimensions. If there is a defect not discernible in the pictures, it will be included in the text. , Please keep in mind that the prismatic reflective properties of gems will often produce varying degrees of color and what colors you see, someone else may not. If there is a concern or doubt, please ask prior to purchase. Remember that color is a very tricky thing to transmit electronically. There are many variables, including lighting, background, physical filters, digital filters, the capabilities of the monitor on which the image is displayed, and the color perception of the viewer.
- Combining of views also may make gemstone look different sizes.
- Click on the photo to enlarge photo for better detail.
- Check out the mult views of the gemstones..
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