Sapphire blue 1,84 ct Sri Lanka CGL (Ceylon Gem Lab) member of the GIA certificate

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While corundum consists of pure alumina, sapphires always contain an admixture of other elements (iron, chromium, copper, magnesium, etc.) which give it a blue, red, yellow, pink, purple, orange or greenish color. Sapphires include all gemstones that are varieties of corundum except red, also called ruby. The mysterious sapphire, like the ruby, is a variety of corundum. Its name comes from the Greek sappheiros, derived from the Hebrew sappire, and means blue. It has been famous since ancient times and is decorated with many jewels of ancient empires. It is also associated with the legends of various nations.

People value deep blue sapphires the most. Sapphire stands out above all other minerals of this color in its hardness. Therefore, if you love blue stones, sapphire is an ideal choice.