Blue Sapphire

Natural inclusions in colored gemstones are a valuable characteristic that helps distinguish them from synthetic materials. Along with color, cut, and carat weight, clarity is a key factor in determining a sapphire’s overall value. High-quality sapphires typically have minimal visible inclusions, while lower-grade stones may have noticeable inclusions from certain angles. To ensure complete transparency, we provide high-resolution, unedited photographs from multiple perspectives. For a more detailed view, we recommend requesting a short video under natural light. Colored gemstones are commonly cut in a "mixed" style, combining a brilliant-cut crown with a step-cut pavilion. The “cut” prioritizes brilliance and color over carat yield, ensuring maximum visual appeal. Some stones in our collection retain their original “local” cut, preserving their natural charm, while select crystals remain in their raw, unfaceted form, just as nature intended.