Description
From Antiquity to the Middle Ages, sapphire was most often understood as lapis lazuli.
Around 1800, it was discovered by Jacques Louis de Bournon (1751-1825), a 19th century French mineralogist and crystallographer, that sapphire and ruby were varieties of corundum.
Very pretty sapphire with bluish growth zones that can be mounted in a very beautiful jewel.
Ref: S160/120B22
Weight: 1.20 carats
Size/Shape: Oval
Clarity: Clear
Size: 7.23 x 5.78 x 2.85mm
Blue color
Hardness: 9 on Mohs scale
Processing: No
Origin: Sri Lanka
Laboratory certificate: No
Certificate of origin: Yes
Careful packaging and shipping with internet tracking.
Delivery by professional carrier with insurance and certificates of sale and origin.