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Rich, Exotic and Luxe – Kashmir Cornflower Blue Sapphire Ring

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Rich, Exotic and Luxe – Kashmir Cornflower Blue Sapphire Ring

Rich, Exotic and Luxe – Kashmir Cornflower Blue Sapphire Ring Rich, Exotic and Luxe – Kashmir Cornflower Blue Sapphire Ring

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Gemstoneuniverse.com Table Natural Blue Sapphire Gemstone Facts

Gemstone Natural Blue Sapphire
Weight 1.83 carats
Treatment None. Fully Natural,
Origin Srilanka / Ceylon
Planetary Energy Saturn
Patron Location

United Kingdom

All inclusive Price $ 1339.50 / INR 72333
Comments Gemstones are just that – the most enamoring and enchanting creation of nature. You behold them or you touch them, you are instantaneously transported into a different world.

Featured today is a fantastic unheated natural Ceylon Blue Sapphire of 1.83 carats set in Sterling silver as a ladies Blue sapphire ring. The most captivating feature of this lovely gemstone is its color – superior Kashmir cornflower blue.

The Kashmir blue sapphire is no longer seen though, sometimes nature bestows an odd wish and the result is a gem that resembles the characteristic Kashmir cornflower blue color. It is a vivid, striking blue – a color that has served as a muse and a vital component in many artistic endeavors.

Blue Sapphire or neelam stone is the gemstone of Lord Saturn / Shani in Vedic astrology and is used to harness his energies. The benefits of Blue sapphire gemstone are transformational and can lead to very tangible qualitative changes in life.

Bismark sapphire Bismark sapphire

Take a look at this image of the Bismark Sapphire which is a rich cornflower blue color, 98.6 carat gem from Srilanka. Countess Mona von Bismarck donated the stone to the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C. in 1967

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