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Sapphire
Sapphire

Sapphire

by Nineteen48

📏 5.0 × 3.0 mm

⚖️ approx 0.3 ct each

Unusual half-moon or crescent-shaped yellow sapphires in tones from pale to vivid sunny yellow. Each stone measures approximately 5 x 3mm. A rare cut with lots of design potential.

SKU SL-PD-SAP-000512
£180.00 - £180.00
£180.00
£180.00 - £180.00
£180.00

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Sapphire Facet Fancy Yellow

Responsibly sourced sapphires from Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Australia and Malawi. Nineteen48 works directly with a trusted network of miners and suppliers to ensure all sapphires are sourced through a fair and transparent supply chain.

Sapphires are a popular gemstone due to the spectrum of colours they come in. From traditional rich blue to pale azure, you can also find violet, yellow, green, teal, orange, pink... any colour except red.

Sapphires are part of the corundum family.

Red corundum is ruby, however there is no official classification for this. If you are looking for a red ruby or a pink sapphire, do broaden your search to look for both.

Nineteen48 sapphires are responsibly sourced from Sri Lanka and Tanzania. Many of Nineteen48's sapphires come directly from their own artisanal mine near Kuruwita. Others are sourced through a long-established network of local Sri Lankan miners, with whom strong and trusted relationships have been developed over the years.

Australian sapphires are supplied by Capricorn Gems and Malawi sapphires are provided by Fair Trade Gemstones.

Nineteen48, Capricorn Gems and Fair Trade Gemstones are members of the Ethical Gem Suppliers.

The town of Pelmadulla is located within the main gem mining area in Sabaragamuwa Province, Sri Lanka.

It lies south-east of the provincial capital, Ratnapura, which is the focal point of gemstone mining and trading activities.