HANDMADE SAPPHIRE RINGS: What to look for when buying a sapphire.
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What should you look for when buying a natural blue sapphire? Find out by watching our video.
These are the best sapphires I've seen. The cornflower blue is do rich and luscious!
Una belleza
Why there is different colour of blue sapphire is that legit sapphire or fake ? Is the darker colour more carat or value thát lighter colour? I have ordered blue sapphire and green emerald rings in ebay the seller say its legit but i just want to ask how to know gemstones are legit ? Just asking thanks
Hey, I'm going to visit bangkok early 2023. Can you tell me where to get the lighter blue Sapphires? I did some research and I only find AJSGems, and most of the Sapphires are heat treated there. Please let me know!
Wow!
I prefer royal blue
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Do u purchase i have royal blue sapphire
I like the orange ones lol
ولسه.بتحبوا.ياقلبي
Beautif !.....💎🔎
this is kashmire blue sapphire
How much 4carrit
That piece was sold Paris.
Dark ones are better.
Absolutely stunning! My favourite combination, sapphires and diamonds.
Good enough for Diana
Wow they're so beautiful.😯
I prefer The Vibrant Intense Blue Sapphire. I hate the real dark nearly black colour Saphire at Prouds. They say it's Real, but it's way to dark , even though it's real. I prefer bright vibrant blue. This video is great. :)
we only go with Ceylon sapphires .. if you’re selling those Thailand sapphire that expensive I’m sure you’ll sell Ceylon sapphire way more expensive because everybody know it’s the best best after Kashmir sapphire .. .. Thailand sapphire are not as good
Mine is royal blue, set in gold, 2 ct. It once belonged to my grandmother.
I wish male rings would look like this, but with bigger bands. Male rings tend to look boring as hell.
The good thing is that Rings like these are becoming more common and can be places on "wider"/"thicker" bands to fit your taste/style.
And if all else fails you can get one custom made for a fair price.
A sapphire stone in my opinion makes for a very masculine center stone for a gentleman's ring.
way prefer the dark ones
OrchidsNPurses Tracee me too
the dark ones are less attracive.
@@raydominguez9351 No, what's attractive and what's not depends on a person who chooses one. I myself would prefer a tiny bit lighter ones than the two dark ones show here, but a tad darker than the light ones shown here.
Ray Dominguez that’s an opinion
Me too
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Sapphire is a very true blue gemstone.
Birthstone, that is.
I love your opal ring..
50 carat opal shape light colour blue sapphire price?
Over $200,000
@@KaeganThornhillTheCyberRaven 150 carat hearth shape light colour no heat blue sapphire price?
Saphirre like dimond rings,Can u explain more
Unheated ones are very heavy priced too.
On account they are super rare.
But the good thing is a "heat treated" sapphire is hard to tell from a "natural" one.
The only way you can know is to etheir take it under a high power microscope or if the heat treatment goes wrong.
I want pls how i get it
They are all so gorgeous
Thank you for watching!good luck to buy!?
Ooohhh Darling super bravo 🌹🌹🌹Dracula Family loved so much Gemstone 🌹🌹🌹
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best non-information ever
what are the pro's of getting a sapphire engagement ring vs a diamond ring? These rings are beautiful.
+Krystal Oliva In my opinion it is all about what you enjoy. Sapphire rings offer a unique option to standard diamond engagements ring.
From my point of view it is more traditional than diamond. But that's only my opinion not everyone would agree.
Sangat bagus
Beautiful
😀😀😀
Lighth colour kashmire 35 carat price.?
Sapphire blue for sale
Dark sapphire looks much better, lighter looks cheap
Definitely prefer the darker sapphires.
Price
Thanks for the informative video. I went to Sri Lanka in August and was bewildered by the variation in prices.
What were the variations ?... what did u find about pricing in Lanka ?
Can u tell about their pricing for -
low
Mid
High range
Ceylon blue sphire priz
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Hello I would like to ask about a stone I bought lately. It’s natural round blue sapphire 3.2crt. From seri Lanka. I have noticed that the stone changes the colour dramatically from royal blue-vivid blue - medium blue- blue violetish - purple blue to purple.
The stone under UV light it’s Fluoresces strong red as if it’s ruby.
The colour changes dramatically depending on the lighting resource and the day time
indoor - outdoor.
Sunrise - sunset.
Cloudy day - clear sky.
Direct sun light- day light in shadows.
Night lighting. Room lightings.
Yellow lighting- white lighting.
This information on the certificate of authenticity. information about the stone:
- Stone quality AAA.
- weight 3.21 carats.
- round faceted cut. 8.9mm. Depth 5.37.
- primary colour: blue.
- colour density: medium.
- colore saturation: intense.
Transparent.
Inclusion: very light.
Cut quality: very good.
Do you have any idea about this kind of fenomeno?
Does this fenomeno effect the value, and in which way?
thank you very much
A question how is no heat if the earth made it with heat?
He means artificial heat
I like both of the middle one how much are they
i find blue sapphire stone lighting red color in uv light.
why???and what is it? thanks
+O MOSA sapphire can have some fluorescence, but its normally not strong. See this article by Richard Hughes. It is possible you have a synthetic stone, i.e. spinel, or a high temperature heat treated sapphire, but you need a preponderance of evidence to determine what the material is exactly. www.rubysapphire.com/heat_seeker_uv_fluorescence.htm
If your stone is fluorescing an orange color it could also be sapphire, it is just more common to see a chalky fluorescence in heat treated sapphire.
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Like dark blue
Waooo
Beautyfull
i want the darker ones, my birthstone😊❤️
i have all gems
Cornflower is the best color range for jewelry!
I hav no idea why people tend to go for royal blue
how much for the one all the way on the right, that was 7karats
+BornAnOutlaw that piece has sold, but if you would like us to source a similar stone please call us at 574-264-2040 for details. Thanks!
So beautiful!!! Do you still have the 4.40 Ct sapphire ring?
+Sarah Qiao Hi Sarah, im sorry that piece has sold : (
If u want plz contact me +94763706708
@@jewelcastle716 im from pakistan quetta i want how to i get
Sarah I have a question, what's mean C.u impressed inside of a ring and a diamond symbol too, bc. I find a ring with a blue stone similar than this video and it's rounded by small white stones total 40 ,in withe metal like gold or silver idk.exatly what is it, thankyou, best regards.
Sir people wear Gem because to obtain good benefits such : Good health , wealth , happiness , Prosperity, wisdom, business boost, luck and so many of Gems to us , Some wearing Gem for beauty which does benefits us. Normally Gem should wear as natural Unheated/Untreat Gem instead of heated. Heated does not give Proper benefits because it has been modified by heating , Heating process to make the Gem more beauty not to get more benefits , No point wearing a Gem has been heated , if you does ( sorry to say it ) may ended in problem by nature , Furthermore Wearing Gem on ring , the Gem should touch the Skin , Then you see the benefits reaching smoothly , Some wearing it , the Gem is not touching our skin which that is not the suppose the way..... Blue sapphire Gem should not apply on Gold RING , it should apply on Silver or white gold. Other Gems like Emerald, garnet, Yellow Sapphire ( you can put it in gold ) , Diamond and Blue sapphire must apply on white gold or silver. For low cost budget they can applied on Copper. ( if copper less benefits )
Nice, would like a male sapphire vivid blue ring.🙂
No prices mentioned? Even if out of range, it would be nice to know the differences in price between them.
Each of the rings shown would cost over $1200.
And the super rare "Natural" sky blue Sapphire shown at the end would be over $6000 on account it's such a high CT.
Edit: My best guess is the most expensive ring here cost somewhere of the ball park of $47,000.( if not more). On account it's over 8cts and not heated.
@@KaeganThornhillTheCyberRaven Even if your prices are in US dollars, the heat treated and darker coloured rings would cost much more than that. The Diamonds alone would cost over $1200. I own a number of Sapphire rings of various colours and quite familiar with prices. I just don't like videos such as this who want to flaunt their wares without giving prices. It would be nice to at least know the comparison between them. Thanks for your reply anyway.🇦🇺
@@krisushi1 I know what you mean and very well put.
I simply said $1200 on account that's usually the "Cap" for how much a person wish to spend on a "Casual Ring" for their self and the $6000+ comment was to say that these rings are out of most people price range since they are all "Large" Sapphires.
Heck a 2ct+ Snappier that is just a "Good" (AA Ranting) will set you back over $1500 and the ones shown are "Better" (AAA), "Best" (AAAA), and even "Heirloom" (AAAAA) Quality which nearly Doubles each rank you go up.
So we're looking at $30,000+ Rings here in some of these cases. Plus it comes down to what type rare metal the Gem is placed in.
Edit: Have to remember each of these Rings are over 4ct in weight and priced as "Custom"/"One of a kind" pieces of art.
@@KaeganThornhillTheCyberRaven That sounds more like it. It's about the price I go for too when splurging on a ring although I did go much higher for my Emerald. If they're going to make videos like this and show off their wares, they should at least tell us the price. I have a love for coloured gems and have at least seven different coloured Sapphires. Even if not in the market for a huge expensive Sapphire ring, I still like to keep up to date with prices. Have you seen the prices for Zircons lately? I was hoping for a larger Tsavorite but that can wait with prices this high. Usually everyone aspires to get a big white Diamond but I love the beauty of the colours found in nature. Although I did finally buy a Diamond ring at the beginning of the year. My jeweller has me listed as a VIP customer which is probably a warning that I need to taper off a little. I was never given jewellery as a gift growing up nor by my parents in adulthood. So I decided to make up for lost time. We all deserve to spoil ourselves with whatever makes us happy. The ring in the video that I actually liked the best was the very first one despite it being slightly darker. It's strange that they're showing off their latest purchases whilst stating that the two dark ones were not to their liking. If I walked around with the large natural one, no-one would believe it's real or they'll mug me to steal it. Can't win. I'm happy with what I've got now which is what counts. Sorry I misunderstood, my mind is still getting back into gear after being very ill and ending up in hospital on the weekend. Take care, Kris.🇦🇺💎
@@krisushi1 Glad we were able to get on the same page and I wish you a speedy/full recovery.
And yes, it's always nice to Splurge every once in awhile & treat one's self.
Personally the most I have ever spent on a ring (for myself) was a little over $5,000. Also, congrats on becoming a VIP.
And yeah some Gems have went up a lot in recent years on account they gained more popularity or a "New" type was found somewhere in the world. But once the trend settle down the prices will level out.
Thou I'm glad to see alternative Gems gaining in popularity for rings/wedding bands.Dimonds are overhyped & becoming as common as grains of sands on a beach, plus with todays technology it's nearly impossible to tell a Heat treated, Natural, or even Man-made Gem/Diamond apart.
Thou it's nice to have some of each in one's collection.
Edit: (Sorry for the rushed reply. Currently getting ready for work & will clean it up latet. Have a wonderful evening Kris and happy collecting.)