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Matching Ring Set For Couples: Value, Meaning and Rarity
While sapphires are known for their blue color, there are also many different shades of sapphire, including white. The transparent stone, often compared to diamonds for their similarity, is unique in its characteristics that make it unique and ideal for Silver Couple Bracelets. Let's look at the advantages of white sapphire and their comparison with other stones, including diamonds.
Information on the Stone
The sapphire that is colorless is white sapphire. Sapphires are known for their vivid colors, but also come in other colors such as greens, pinks, yellows and of course white. At first glance, it could appear similar to other gems that are colorless, like topaz, moissanite, and diamond. However, a closer inspection allows you to notice its somewhat opaque look, particularly when compared to other gems. White sapphires tend to appear cloudy and this is one of the characteristics that distinguishes them from other gems. White sapphires, just like blue sapphires are corundums a mineral which ranks ninth in the Mohs scale of hardness, right after diamond. This stone is extremely durable and was formed underground over millions of years.
A stunning sapphire necklace will add elegance to your look. It is a symbol of class elegant style, timeless design and class.
Comparison of White Sapphire and Diamonds
White sapphires that are similar to diamonds but cost less, are a great alternative to the costly and beautiful diamonds. Even if you leave out the prestige aspect, since diamonds are undoubtedly tied to status and high-end, there are still many distinctions between a sapphire and a diamond. White sapphires lack the sparkle and brilliance that only a best friend of a girl will display. This shouldn't come as a surprise since it's this brilliance that makes diamonds famous and costly. But when you examine the two stones side-by side, you realize how much of an impact the brilliance and gleam of a diamond can create. It is then apparent that the clear, bright white sapphire looks dull compared to the sparkling diamond. Despite the difference in brilliance diamonds and sapphires seem remarkably similar to the untrained eye. If you don't care about brilliance and you are more concerned about the size and cost rather than brilliance, a white sapphire could be the perfect option for you. Owning an unconventional gemstone regardless of whether it's an engagement ring or other jewelry piece creates a unique aura and appeal.
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White Sapphire Benefits
We've already discussed the main aspects and differences of white sapphires, but we've not yet covered the advantages of this amazing stone. Cost is a major aspect. White sapphires are cheaper than diamonds. This means you can get more of a stone. Clear stones can also be used to create a backdrop for your jewelry without having to purchase additional diamonds. They can also be used to replace diamonds that have been lost instead of purchasing the actual stone or settling for cubic Zirconia. Never forget that sapphires are precious gemstones. They comprise emeralds, rubies and sapphires. This means that while they're not diamonds, they are certainly very rare and unique.
White sapphires, like all precious stones, should be selected with diligence. Make sure you purchase from a reputable dealer who can guarantee that the stone you are purchasing is genuine and of top quality. You might not be aware that the stone you purchase has serious flaws, or is a fake. Be sure to do your homework before purchasing.
While we don't have any white sapphires, at least at the time of writing, browse our collection of sapphire jewelry and let us know what you prefer best!
White Sapphire Price and Value
It is possible to ask why white sapphire is so inexpensive when compared to other sapphires.
White sapphires might not be as inexpensive as zirconia, however they're cheaper than other colors, such as blue sapphire and Padparadscha.
However, white sapphires are available in various shapes and sizes at reasonable costs.
White Sapphire Price Ranges
Also per Carat:
From 0.5 to 3 carats: from 50 to 200 euros per carat.
From 3 to 5 carats: 100 to 700 euros per carat.
From 5 to 15 carats: from 500 to 800 euros per carat.