Carl Friedrich Mohs compared individual minerals to determine their hardness. The mineral corundum is particularly robust thanks to its high hardness. Like all Sapphires and the ruby the green sapphire is also a corundum.
Properties of Green Sapphire: Hardness & Inclusions The green version of this gemstone is therefore also an ideal gift for those born in September. Also are Sapphires according to American Gem Society the birthstones of September. The color green also stands for nature, growth and hope. This gemstone is suitable as a jewelry gift for everyone who has a preference for the color green. This gemstone is often combined with other colored gemstones or with small diamonds and processed into individual rings, bracelets, necklaces or necklaces. The color green goes well with both yellow and white gold and silver. There are no limits to your creativity and that of your goldsmith. If you buy a cut sapphire in green, you can have a unique piece of jewelry made from it. Sapphire in green: use for unique pieces of jewelry The dismantling is mostly done by hand in small mines. Sapphires are mainly mined in Africa, India, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, China, Australia, Brazil and North America (mainly in Montana). Within this “category” the Padparadscha and the pink sapphire as the most valuable. This also applies to other fancy sapphires. A green sapphire, which is of the same quality and size as a blue one, normally achieves a lower price. These sapphires differ not only in their color from blue sapphire but also in value. In addition to the green sapphire, this also includes the pink sapphire, the Padparadscha sapphire, the white sapphire, the purple sapphire and the yellow sapphire. A fancy sapphireĪll non-blue sapphires are called fancy sapphires. Hence, it can be confused with other green gemstones, like that emerald, the Verdelith (also known as green tourmaline) and the Tsavorite. The different shades of green range from bluish green to light grass green. In fact, sapphires come in many different colors, including green. For a long time only blue gemstones were considered Sapphires designated. The word sapphire comes from the Greek for blue.
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