Explore The Beauty And Properties Of Blue Sapphire From All Origins.

The most common difficulty confronted by modern gemological laboratories is finding the geographic origin of blue sapphire. It requires a detailed examination of a stone's inclusions and trace element chemistry for an accurate origin determination. Let's read how these blue sapphires differentiate from each other due to origin:

1. Burma Blue Sapphire

Burma sapphires offer a beautiful deep blue color called "royal" blue. They have been used in jewelry since ancient times and are still adored for their beauty today. In modern times, sapphire engagement rings are frequently coupled with diamonds. This gemstone depicts the typical Art Deco era and is the top choice of brides-to-be. To be more specific, Burma sapphires are slightly deeper blue. Burma sapphires possess needle or silk inclusions that can only be seen under a microscope.

2. Kashmir Blue Sapphire

Known for its remarkable cornflower blue hue and drowsy appearance. The majority of people describe them as 'blue velvet'. While certain Burmese and Ceylonese sapphires are comparable in quality, only the Kashmir Sapphire remains the King of the Sapphire World. Because of their extraordinary rarity, these expensive gemstones have an almost mystical charm. Kashmir Blue Sapphire Stone is notable for many very massive, eye-visible pargasite crystal inclusions, making this stone more beautiful.

3. Madagascar Blue Sapphire

Madagascar sapphires or Neelam stone in hindi are also unique for other reasons. These sapphires are of exceptional quality and size. This stone is known for its high quality and extraordinarily large size. It is particularly found in Madagascar in large quantities. Finally, several hue variants have been discovered on the island. These colors include pink, yellow, green, white, and orange (which is also known as Padparadscha).

Padparadscha sapphire is the rarest and most valuable sapphire. Orange sapphires are mostly found in Sri Lanka. However, a few have been discovered in Madagascar. Spectacular inclusions have been seen in the blue sapphires from Madagascar, and they resemble Kashmir blue sapphire inclusions.

4. Ceylon Blue Sapphire

Ceylon Sapphires are the name given to sapphires found in Sri Lanka. This form of sapphire is continuing to grow and becoming well-known for its flawless beauty. Because of their radiance and allure, the Ceylon blue sapphire gemstone was designated as Sri Lanka's national gemstone in 2003. The Star of India is known as the largest Ceylon sapphire in the world. It weighs around 563.35 carats and has the size of a ball.

5. Thailand Blue Sapphire

Thailand Blue Sapphire is one of the most valuable gemstones in the jewelry industry, and it is particularly abundant in Chanthaburi and Kanchanaburi. It is dark in color and has a clear and transparent aspect that appeals to jewelry enthusiasts. It is in high demand in the jewelry sector because of its unusual greenish-blue color.

No matter to which origin sapphires belong, their allure and elegance are captivating for every gemstone lover. However, one’s preference can be personal due to occasion and choice. Our professional team at Navratan is there to provide you 24/7 assistance for guiding  authentic and high-quality blue sapphires from any origin.