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2.42CT AIG CERTIFIED NO HEAT YELLOW SAPPHIRE VIVID COLOR
- SKU
- FZ0332
- Dimensions (mm)
- 9.17 x 6.45 x 3.76mm
- Weight (cts)
- 2.42
- Certificate Gem Lab
- AIG
- Treatment
- No Treatment
- Shape
- Oval
- Type
- Faceted
- Colours
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Gemstone Information
Type: Natural Yellow Sapphire
Weight: 2.42Ct
Birth Stone: September
Treatment: NO HEAT
Color: Yellow
Introducing the Natural Yellow Sapphire
Natural Yellow Sapphire, also known as Pukhraj, is a highly valued gemstone from the corundum family, admired for its brilliant golden-yellow color and exceptional clarity. The yellow hue results from trace amounts of iron within the crystal structure, giving the stone its characteristic warmth and radiance.
Most yellow sapphires undergo heat treatment to enhance their color and transparency a standard, stable, and permanent process that brings out the gem’s natural beauty.
Yellow sapphires are primarily mined in Sri Lanka (Ceylon), Madagascar, and Thailand, with Ceylon sapphires particularly prized for their vibrant and evenly distributed color. The gemstones are often fashioned into oval, cushion, and emerald cuts to maximize brilliance and depth.
Note: This gemstone is AIG certified as a Natural No Heat Yellow Sapphire. AIG (American International Gemological Laboratories) certification verifies the gemstone’s authenticity and treatment status.
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- SKU
- FZ0332
- Dimensions (mm)
- 9.17 x 6.45 x 3.76 mm
- Weight (cts)
- 2.42
- Certificate Gem Lab
- AIG
- Treatment
- No Treatment
- Shape
- Oval
- Type
- Faceted
- Colours
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Gemstone Information
Type: Natural Yellow Sapphire
Weight: 2.42Ct
Birth Stone: September
Treatment: NO HEAT
Color: Yellow
Introducing the Natural Yellow Sapphire
Natural Yellow Sapphire, also known as Pukhraj, is a highly valued gemstone from the corundum family, admired for its brilliant golden-yellow color and exceptional clarity. The yellow hue results from trace amounts of iron within the crystal structure, giving the stone its characteristic warmth and radiance.
Most yellow sapphires undergo heat treatment to enhance their color and transparency a standard, stable, and permanent process that brings out the gem’s natural beauty.
Yellow sapphires are primarily mined in Sri Lanka (Ceylon), Madagascar, and Thailand, with Ceylon sapphires particularly prized for their vibrant and evenly distributed color. The gemstones are often fashioned into oval, cushion, and emerald cuts to maximize brilliance and depth.
Note: This gemstone is AIG certified as a Natural No Heat Yellow Sapphire. AIG (American International Gemological Laboratories) certification verifies the gemstone’s authenticity and treatment status.
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Positivebeautiful pair, pictures very accurate, fast shipping, great seller
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A really nice lot, many thanks - also for the quick delivery PSW
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Bad customer service and not answering to messages. It took over a month for them to send me the stones, and still one stone was missing. This seller is worth avoiding.
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