1.25CT Natural White Sapphire (H)

STONE INFORMATION

Discover the timeless allure of our 1.25-carat Heated White Sapphire, a radiant gem sourced from the illustrious mines of Ceylon. Immaculately cut to perfection and treated to enhance its natural beauty, this exquisite gem is a testament to elegance and sophistication.

Key Features:

1. Captivating Brilliance: This Heated White Sapphire boasts a brilliance that rivals the finest diamonds, exuding a captivating sparkle that will illuminate any piece of jewelry.

2. Ceylon Origin: Sourced from the prestigious mines of Ceylon, this gem carries the prestige and authenticity associated with one of the world's most renowned sapphire-producing regions.

3. Expertly Heated: The gem has undergone a careful heating process to enhance its inherent beauty, ensuring a luminous and enduring white hue that remains timeless.

4. Well-Cut to Proportion: Precision-cut to perfection, this white sapphire showcases impeccable symmetry and balance, optimizing its brilliance and creating a stunning visual impact.

5. Eye Clean Clarity: Meticulously examined to ensure a flawless appearance, this sapphire is categorized as "eye clean," meaning it is free from visible inclusions to the naked eye, enhancing its overall beauty.

Ideal for:

• Engagement Rings: Embrace the purity of love with a symbol as pristine as your commitment.
• Timeless Jewelry: Elevate your collection with a versatile gemstone that complements any style or occasion.
• Custom Creations: Let your creativity shine by incorporating this radiant white sapphire into a custom-designed piece.

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* We also undertake jewelry orders and set the chosen stone in any bespoke jewelry. Stone could be set on any metal like Gold, Platinum, white, and Silver.
* We have many different shades and sizes of these types of stone which are bought in rough and cut especially by our team.

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Disclaimer!

* We do not deal in synthetic sapphires, beryllium-diffused sapphires, or sapphires treated with any treatment method that is not accepted by the fine jewelry industry. The only kind of treatment our sapphires might be subjected to, where disclosed, is the standard heat treatment.