Why is this Gem the RAREST Sapphire?!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ธ.ค. 2019
- In this week's Unboxing, Natalie unboxes one of the rarest and most expensive sapphires around, a Padparadscha sapphire! Watch along as she goes in-depth into the characteristics of Padparadscha and where to find it!
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The reason im here is cuz im obssesed with houseki no kuni
Houseki no Kuni gang rise up
Down a rabbit hole
heck yeah same !
We are the Crystal gems!
Cries in manga reader
I have 11 padparadschas in my collection ☺️🌸🌺
I just purchased a Sri Lanka padparadscha ring and I cannot wait to get it it’s been on my list for literal yearsssss
post a link to a pic!
Picture please
Dear u
Padparadscha is a saphire that had both colors like a lotus flower in the evening sun. Its a light orange base with light pink color flakes in the same stone.
You finally got to talk about it. Also, I like the different shades in some jewelry pieces.
Gotta get one of these gems somehow for my sister adores anything that looks like a sunrise. Would be a great Christmas gift 🎁
This is my favorite gemstone by far. They are just amazing to look at.
I have a pendant that I wear on my akoya pearl necklace. I was told that the stone is an orange sapphire, though I've found it to be a pink orange. It changes color in different lights and is the exact color of the padparadscha sapphire that you feature in this video.
YAY! padparadscha 🥺🧡
Love sapphire,and love to watch and listen to You! Thankyou,xx
Thank you for another wonderful video! 😊
I would love to see a video discussion of green (meteoric?) glass used by Egyptians to make jewellery. Please!
Please make a video on parti/bicolor or peacock sapphires!!
My favorite color padparadscha is the light peach color sometimes called Ceylon padparadscha but that is just a marketing term I am sure. I don't like the bright saturated pink or bright saturated orange shown today. There is something for everyone. I want an oval peach padparadscha. I wish the lab created ones came in the lighter hues.
#lifeofgems great channel for gemstones such a beautiful gemstones❤
I have oval peach padparadcha
(Ceylon) former name of Sri Lanka
Love from SriLanka a gemological marvel.
I just bought two pink sapphire online thinking they would be a shade or two lighter than my others rubies and would sit together in my case just like my emerald and green beryl. At first I was disgusted by the unusual and undefinable color of these rejects. Then I realized these are both ideal padparadscha stones. Now I’m happy that the seller misrepresented these stones.
Actually, the key to my heart is chocolate. XD
mines chowskies
SAME
Oh dang, me too.
@@garnet6994 SU fan!!!
I just picked an oval padparadscha sapphire (uheated) for my engagement ring. 😊
I got plenty of lab grown ones with good pink/orange mix if u want any. Still kind of rare in lab grown version too. But the lab made it possible because i literally sent one to be crushed to find out the elements that made the colouration possible. I got quite some naturals too for those who can afford more.
Very nice! Thank you
I'm from sri Lanka.. Glad to hear pathmarasha gem Stone.. We have natural stones. Thank you.
So I have a few in this color, however they are Be heated. So if you have padparadscha color through Be treatment is it still considered Padparadscha?
There are heated Padpradscha. Even in this video i'm not sure stones are in Jewelry are really Padpradscha since more in to darker side of the Orangish hue make it hard to considered as a Padpradscha. But a pink drop most likely a Padparadscha but others are highly doubtful unless GIA,GRS or Gubelin certified them as a Padpradscha.
I recently came across several specimen in winza Tanzania they are pink and blue stunning blue and pink one being literally very saturated with both colors spotted throughout a few have more just bicolor sapphire with pink and blue with few spots of color but the best fully mixed where there is no part that doesn't have pink and blue while most have parts mainly blue and pink so please show them I'm in love I'm currently buying as much as I can of the mixed not zoned and honestly would be very hard to treat with heat I think impossible since you would lose the pink and I am in love with it all the ones have seen have been aluvial deposits and haven't seen anything with the ore it comes from
I got a 1.39 CT padparadscha orange pink Sapphire with cert
How much is per carat of podpharacha?
Before I die I will own a 2 carat unheated untreated Sri Lankan pinky peachy padparadscha sapphire that perfectly represents a lotus blossom
Can u do a Video about sphalerit? It s so hard to find in some colors.
The earrings look correct, the pendant looks like a pink sapphire.
I agree. To be honest, I was not bowled over by the earrings, they are coming up with a hint of burnt orange on my screen. Would have loved to have seen an unmistakable gem, I believe they are stunning.
I owned a padparadscha weighing at 3.70 cts. Unfortunately I lost it.
Love em 👍👍
I'm from Sri Lanka. And I'm really having a hard time trying to select an emerald. (Emeralds don't originate from Sri Lanka so it's kinda expensive.) If you are planning to come let me know please because I have no idea as to how to select an emerald.
I have a source
What is the price range for padparadschas? (As loose, cut stones, not set)
Can go from $100's to $50000 per CT. Its extremely difficult to find "REAL" Padpradscha without inclusions. Its not easy to find the actual Padpradscha since Pink sapphire and Peach sapphires can be identified as a Padpradscha in most cases.
I believe I have a Sapphire not sure the carrots but it is a cabochon actually it's very clear and it's about the size of a marble I guess, got it at a little shop when I was out and around and it's very beautiful. It looks as though it is very deep pink or maybe even a little bit orangish at Julie. Not absolutely sure but it does resemble the ones I saw it on your video. I can't believe that it's worth that much though but yeah I guess you never really know do you.
Do you buy sapphire diamond red, dark and light pink.
Can you please make a video about rubies?
i miss natalie sm
who clicked cause it's a Stephen universe gem?
I clicked because it's a houseki no kuni gem
@@shyrr that's the reason I clicked this video
Darkest Argentum I clicked because it’s a Steven Universe gem
I clicked because it's a Land of the Lustrous gem :)
Darkest Argentum i clicked cause it's a off color gem
Wonder who give the sapphire name and how the say it i call it peach sapphire.
Lab grown is a nice option if you want a big stone. I can get it.
♥ >> Sri lanka 🇱🇰
Nice haa ! 👍
padparacha from Steven universe is precious
Houseki no kuni
garnet: how rare
me:searches up how rare are paps
That's not much rare. Some people created it's a rare. Everyone can get 1.5 CT stone Rs.10,000 to more.
Reddish orange padparacha is very Very rare in this world.
@@mubarakismail202 is that call sunset colour
I predict she will be talking about gems! :D
Good leson
My dream is to one day own And unheeded untreated peachy pink Sri Lanka 2 carat
Padmaradshas are one of those special stones, that are just more than any other. Blues; expensive but not quite rare. Padmaradshas; there's nothing like it.
gems mined from earth are like babies who are born naturally while gem from labs are like babies made thru IVF...just a thought
ITS A PINK PURPLE ORANGE MORE PINK PURPLE 657 CTS ONLY ONE IN THE WORLD
Yellow...
I GOT A 657 CT PADAGRASHIA SAPPHIRE FROM TEXAS I FOUND IT WITH MAYAN ARTIFACTS
people see color differently too
#lifeofgems great channel for gemstones👌such a beautiful gemstones
I won an absolute dream, that I won't brag about, cos I am modest and English and stuff.
I swear when I saw it in front of me I gasped and my partner did, too, not knowing what it is, or what it's worth he said it is the most beautiful ring he has ever seen.
I have studied the healing crystals can bring, both as a Chovihana and for my post grad Nursing Masters in Holistic approaches to Healing.
My Ancestors always had the help of green fluorite with healing people with mercurial episodes.
Now known as bipolar disorder, the stones are a good source of Lithium, the original psychiatric 'go to' as medication.
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Rare but overrated stone because if its rarity.
Steven universe
You don't like roses?! There's no hope for you.
Sorry fireandbrilliance.com
who named the stone?? it is derived from Sanskrit and it doesnt even sound like sanskrit !
In Sri Lanka, we call it Padmaraaga with a very clear Sanskrit accent/pronunciation