In my second post of goodies from Tucson, I'll share some amazing sapphires (all ethically sourced, of course)...
A few have been used already in some new designs, but most are still available.
Feel free to email me for more information!
These 4.8mm Montana sapphires are especially rare because they are totally untreated.
(Most sapphires are heat treated to bring out more colors.)
Stone ID #s 16001-16003
These 5mm Australian sapphires have some lovely flashes of green.
Stone ID #s 16004-16006
Another 5mm Australian sapphire with a nice blue-green hue.
Stone ID # 16007
Some 5mm yellow sapphires from Malawi.
Stone ID #s 16008-16009
Some 5mm yellow sapphires from Australia.
Stone ID #s 16010-16013
A 6mm Portugese cut sapphire from Malawi.
Stone ID # 16014
A 6mm Portugese cut sapphire from Malawi.
Stone ID # 16018
A 6mm Portugese cut green sapphire from Malawi.
Stone ID # 16019
A 6mm Portugese cut sapphire from Malawi.
Stone ID # 16020
A 6.25mm Portugese cut sapphire from Malawi.
Stone ID # 16021
A 6.75mm Portugese cut sapphire from Montana.
Stone ID # 16022
A 6.5mm trillion cut sapphire from Malawi.
Stone ID # 16023
5.5mm and 6.0mm sapphires from Montana
Stone ID #s 16024-16027
A 5.1mm purple sapphire from Sri Lanka.
Stone ID # 16028
A 5.2mm teal sapphire from Madagascar.
Stone ID # 16029
A 5.3mm green sapphire from Madagascar.
Stone ID # 16030
A 5.5mm periwinkle blue sapphire from Sri Lanka.
Stone ID # 16031
A 5.5mm periwinkle blue sapphire from Sri Lanka.
Stone ID # 16032
A 5.5mm purple sapphire from Sri Lanka.
Stone ID # 16033
A 5.75mm purple sapphire from Sri Lanka.
Stone ID # 16034
A 6mm periwinkle blue sapphire from Sri Lanka.
Stone ID # 16035
A rose cut sapphire.
Sapphire slices.
