Blue Sapphire is the birthstone of the month of September, the gorgeous gemstone is considered truly magical. But do you think, every Blue Sapphire has equivalent magical powers? Well, if you have similar doubts. We have something packed for you, seven important questions you should ask your jeweler or jewelry provider before saying “Yes” to your “Blue Sapphire engagement ring”. The importance of having a fresh natural gemstone is unmatched if you go for the pre-loved or lab-grown gemstone. The unique characteristics work for the betterment of your life from each perspective. The evident benefits seen in people who have worn Blue Sapphire rings all their lives are:
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The enormous amount of wealth and financial freedom.
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Confidence to prove themselves as prominent member of society.
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Courage and good fortune to grab opportunities.
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Improved health and a significant decrease in health issues.
The list can go on and on as the real sapphire stone is very rare and is usually seen in the hands of royals. Like Lady Diana Spencer. The engagement ring received by her is still a part of our lives. We have listed the same and you can have a look at the ring inspired by a woman who was a source of inspiration worldwide.
If you believe in yourself and your choice then come and know about the seven questions that you need to ask and get the relevant answers for satisfying yourself.
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Always Check the Best Shades of Blue Sapphire Color
Color can play a vital role in concluding the market value of the stone. Plus is a symbol of the natural sourcing of the gemstone. The darker shade of blue which almost looks like velvet is the real sapphire stone and you can count on the same. The gemstone providers and jewelers often offer a certificate that states the shade of color as per the rules laid by the governing society. The medium to high dark is considered as having high value as compared to the light shade gemstones. They tend to have a very nominal value as compared to the one which is having a darker tone.
Please Note- Sapphire is available in other colors as well apart from blue which includes pink, yellow, purple, green, violet, and orange.
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Choose a Cut of the Blue sapphire stone
After finalizing the shade of your gemstone, you can now hoop on to the next step is to check the cut of the gemstone. You need to choose the cut which best suits your personality. Usually, women go for pear shape, tear shape, heart shape, robust, oval, and round shape. Whereas men go for robust, square, emerald, octagon, marquise, trilliant, cushion, and banquette. You can choose any of these as gemstone cuts are way more away from gender diversity. The purpose of the stone matters. Cushion cut, oval, and robust are mostly seen in the blue sapphire rings.
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Select Carat Weight According to Your Budget
The carat is the weight of the stone and as per the same, each gemstone is valued. The higher the denomination of the carat means the weight of the blue sapphire will be high. Thus, it is having high value. The range of Blue Sapphire begins from US$380 to US$7000 in our ring category. Likewise, it is ranged for other categories as well and price vary based on the carat, color, and design of the different products. You can choose the carat value based on your budget and can even go for a real blue sapphire available in low carats.
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Check the Clarity of your Blue Sapphire Birthstone
Clarity plays a big part in understanding real and lab-grown sapphires. The high popularity of these gemstones has forced people to introduce replicas in the market and as a result, there are many duplicates, not real or fake sapphires. Though, we provide a gemstone certificate that assures you about the quality, carat value, and color of the blue sapphire. Attempts have been made to offer genuine products and offer good value for the money paid by every customer. The certificate describes the clarity of the stone, which helps you understand the level of quality your gemstone has as per the certified authority.
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The Origin of the Blue Sapphire
The place of origin is important to understand the class of gemstones. Each gemstone belongs to Earth and is distributed naturally in different parts of the globe. The first one was found in Kashmir, India. The Sapphires are usually sourced from Myanmar, Madagascar, Thailand, America, and Sri Lanka. The history of the place of sourcing helps to understand the quality and importance of the gemstone. It will reflect if the particular stone is rare or is just an addition to the range of stones sourced from a particular place. The next time you buy your Blue Sapphire bracelet, better ask about its source of origin to understand the true value of the purchase made by you.
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Always Know About Compatible gemstone with Blue Sapphire
Blue Sapphire gives you an immense amount of energy, you might forget to sleep sometimes and feel fresh. This particular piece of goodness cannot be paired with certain gemstones as would not be beneficial but rather would adversely affect you and your life. Ruby, Red Coral, and Pearls are not to be worn with Blue Sapphire.
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Check the Certificate of gemstone and always Buy Certified Jewelry
A piece of certified jewelry offers you the true value of the purchase. It is a brief description of the gemstone and jewelry. We offer you two certificates; one for the jewelry and the other specifically for the gemstone. It helps you to understand the cut, clarity, inclusions, color, quality, and other important factors.
The above seven questions are essential for you to understand the product in a better way. Each question will let you understand the gemstone and you can conclude the true value of the Blue Sapphire stone after getting all the answers about the product. Irrespective of a ring, bracelet, earring, or pendant; you can ask these seven questions for any category of jewelry and get a sense of assurance about the purchase you have made.
