5.86mm x 8.86mm X 3.87mm
Blue Sapphire, Teardrop-shaped
$95.00
1.42ct WELL-CUT TEARDROP-SHAPED CORNFLOWER BLUE SAPPHIRE (lab), 5.86mm x 8.86mm X 3.87mm
DEEP COLOR SATURATION. Sapphire is one of the two gem varieties of corundum, the other being ruby. North Carolina is known for producing sapphires, particularly in the Cowee Valley near Franklin. Cornflower sapphires are renowned for their vivid blue color, reminiscent of the delicate Cornflower bloom. This specific shade of blue is highly sought after. Metaphysically, sapphires are associated with wealth, wisdom, and spiritual growth. Source = lab
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