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PRECIOUS and RARE 2.30cts Genuine WHITE SAPPHIRE!
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Condition
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Location
South Africa
Product code
FYG35203.1
Bob Shop ID
28329647
Gem type: Diamond WHITE Sapphire!
Weight : 2.30 cts
Size : 7.4 X 7.4 X 4.8 mm
Shape : Fancy Square facet
Colour: Brilliant Diamond white
Clarity: VS
Lustre : Excellent
Treatment : Heated
Origin : Ceylon
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A white sapphire is a colourless form of sapphire used in a wide range of jewelry as a diamond substitute. Sapphires tend to be much less expensive than diamonds, and socially conscious purchasers who are concerned about conflict diamonds can avoid political issues by purchasing sapphires instead. Most white sapphires are heat treated to obtain the desired clear color.
Like a diamond, a white sapphire can be cut and polished to be an extremely brilliant stone, refracting light in a bright and dynamic way. White sapphires are also extremely hard, making them almost as durable as diamonds. These two traits make white sapphires a popular diamond alternative, although sapphires may not have the same cultural value that diamonds do.