How to buy a high quality Sapphire | Diamondère

If you want to buy natural Sapphire jewelry, this video tutorial is for you. In my experience, before you buy a Sapphire, it is important to decide between a heated or unheated natural sapphire, which sapphire shade you prefer and understand Sapphire’s grading system. And that is exactly how this Sapphire buying guide is structured. I will take you on a journey of all sapphire color shades. I will then deep-dive in various blue sapphire shades (e.g. cornflower blue, royal blue, pastel blue, greenish-blue sapphires)and explain how this is a strong indicator of Sapphire’s origin (e.g. Ceylon (Sri Lanka), Madagascar, Thailand). This will give you a basic understanding of how to grade a natural Sapphire as a Natural AA, AAA or AAAA Sapphire where Natural AAAA is the most desirable. All in all, I hope this video will enable you to make an informed decision while buying Sapphire jewelry.

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Chapters

0:00 Introduction to Sapphire
0:36 Fancy Sapphire colors
0:48 Blue Sapphire colors and origin
1:22 Heated & Unheated Sapphires
1:52 Sapphire pricing
2:06 Sapphire grading (Natural AAAA vs. AAA vs. AA)

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