Kashmir sapphire

GIA Certified 6.70 Carat Cushion Blue NO HEAT KASHMIR Sapphire Ring

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𝐉𝐞𝐰𝐞𝐥𝐫𝐲 𝐂𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐎𝐟𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐥™️ on Instagram: “Throwback to this magnificent 9.66 carat Kashmir sapphire and diamond ring, designed by Nicolas Lieou @mr.lieou. Sold for HK$ 10,660,000 at…”

IGI REPORT NUMBER 167510947 REPORT CITY DATE MUMBAI, June 17, 2015 SPECIES Natural Corundum VARIETY Natural Sapphire SHAPE AND CUT Oval Mixed Cut WEIGHT 5.22 CARATS MEASUREMENTS 9.59 x 7.82 x 7.01 mm COLOR Violet Blue TRANSPARENCY Transparent CHARACTERISTICS Natural inclusion pattern. No indications of treatment have been found. ORIGIN Origin Kashmir Legendary Kashmir Sapphires eye clean above 5 carats are rare International shipping by speed post India.Buyer Pays customs at his country if…

GIA on Instagram: "Did you know that the origin of a sapphire can dramatically impact its value? A sapphire from Kashmir can cost five times as much as a comparable sapphire from Madagascar. The market value of sapphire origins has Kashmir at the top followed Burma, Sri Lanka, and then Madagascar. Image 1 shows the 62.02-carat Rockefeller Sapphire from Burma. Image 2 is a necklace set with thirty-seven Kashmir sapphires. Sapphires of Kashmir origin are the most sought-after in the…

GIA Certified 6.70 Carat Cushion Blue NO HEAT KASHMIR Sapphire Ring

Garrard & Co. | A 1960s vintage ring set with a rare antique Kashmir sapphire weighing 5.12 carats. Kashmir sapphires herald from a remote part of the Himalaya Mountains known as the Zanskar range and were first discovered in the 1880s. By 1888, a survey showed that the mine was nearing exhaustion with attention to focusing on mining the floor valley where some sapphire could still be found. Mining had become nearly exhausted by the late 1920s.