Sapphire ranks among the most popular colored gemstones in the United States, prized for its extraordinary durability and rich, vivid color. These genuine blue sapphires are pear faceted, making them an elegant choice for pendants, earrings, and a wide range of fine jewelry settings. The mineral corundum forms the foundation of sapphire — in its pure state, corundum is colorless, but trace elements of iron and titanium produce the distinctive blue hues sapphire is celebrated for. These stones display a medium to medium-dark blue tone with no eye-visible inclusions, offering excellent clarity for professional use. Sapphire is also the traditional birthstone for September. Each stone is heat-treated to enhance color and clarity, a standard and widely accepted practice in the gemstone industry. For care, clean with warm, soapy water; ultrasonic or steam cleaning is generally safe.
Features
- Genuine pear faceted blue sapphire
- Medium to medium-dark blue color
- No eye-visible inclusions
- Heat-treated to enhance color and clarity
- September birthstone
- Suitable for everyday wear due to exceptional durability
- Safe to clean with warm, soapy water; ultrasonic and steam cleaning generally safe
Specifications
| Stone Type |
Genuine Blue Sapphire |
| Shape / Cut |
Pear Faceted |
| Treatment |
Heat-treated |
| Color |
Medium to medium-dark blue |
| Clarity |
No eye-visible inclusions |
| Birthstone Month |
September |
| Care |
Warm soapy water; ultrasonic and steam cleaning generally safe |
Available Options
| Part # |
Size |
| 929-912 |
5x3mm |
| 929-917 |
6x4mm |
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