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Kashmir sapphire meaning

0.70 Carats Batakundi Kashmir Sapphire Loose Gemstone

$250.00
  • Brand: GemsVisor
  • SKU: SAPPH-1345
  • Type: Loose Gemstones
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Gemstone Specification

Gemstone Specification — left table
Specification Details

Stone Name

Kashmir Purple Sapphire

Gems Types

Semi Precious Stones and Natural Gemstones

Color

Purple

Treatments

No Treatment

Origin

Kashmir and Kashmir, Pakistan

Birthstones

September
Gemstone Specification — right table
Specification Details

Category / Variety

Loose Gemstones | Cut Gems

Authenticity

Genuine

Condition

new

Crystal system

Trigonal

Geological era

Other

Mineral class

corundum

Rarity

Rare

Rock composition

aluminium oxide

Rock formation

Metamorphic

Deal Type

Small Lots

Product Description

This is a single piece of natural Kashmir sapphire.This is from Kashmir, Pakistan.

Stone Specifications

  • Stone Name: Natural Kashmir Sapphire
  • Total weight: 0.70 ct
  • Dimenssions: 5.6x4.6m
  • Color: Blue
  • clarity: vvs
  • Treatment: No
  • Origin: Kashmir, Pakistan

About Kashmir Sapphires

What is unique about the color of Kashmir sapphires?

Kashmir sapphires are famous for their rich blue color, often called "cornflower blue." They sometimes look a little violet, and their shine is like soft and silky, which makes them look very special.

What causes the velvety or silky sheen in Kashmir sapphires?

The soft, silky shine comes from tiny silk-like lines and very small mineral particles inside the sapphire. These scatter the light and make the stone glow gently with rich color.

What types of inclusions are typically found in Kashmir sapphires?

Inside Kashmir sapphires, you can often find tiny things called inclusions, such as:

  • fine silk-like lines (rutile needles)
  • small crystals of pargasite or tourmaline
  • even altered zircons and feldspars

These give the stones their special look.

How rare are Kashmir sapphires?

Kashmir sapphires are very rare because the mines where they were found did not last long. Their special color and top quality make them highly valued by collectors.

What are the typical cuts and shapes for faceted Kashmir sapphires?

Kashmir sapphires are often found in:

  • antique cushion
  • oval
  • emerald cuts

These shapes were chosen to keep as much weight and color as possible, even if the cut wasn't perfectly even. Some stones have later been recut into modern styles like brilliant or cushion cuts.

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