Natural sapphire – Rough crystals on matrix - 288.05 ct- 57.61 g

An exceptional collectible featuring several distinctly developed natural sapphire crystals that stand out prominently from the light matrix. The crystals display intense blue, violet, and indigo tones, creating a strong contrast with the white and dark glossy accompanying minerals. Particularly appealing is the sapphire's partial translucence. When illuminated from the back, the crystals are traversed by a bright, glowing blue and reveal their inner color zoning and structure. The visible crystal faces and the partially preserved natural crystal form give the piece a particularly original character. The contrasts in the matrix with white patches, black to dark brown minerals, and isolated gold-brown areas make the overall specimen visually very diverse. In gem therapy, sapphire has traditionally been regarded as the stone of clarity, concentration, and inner calm. It is believed to promote mental focus and a clear view of what is essential. A characterful natural sapphire mineral specimen in which the strong color, the visible crystals, and their impressive effect when backlit stand out. Product Type : Natural Product Name: Very Rare Royal Blue Color Sapphire Crystal Weight: 288.05 ct Size: 44x40x24mm Treatment: Unheated/ Untreated Origin: Kenya Hardness: 9 Our shipping costs are checked and acknowledged by Catawiki. We have an external shipping company that handles final inspection, pickup, packaging, and shipping; this is what determines these shipping costs. Buyer bears all potential import and export costs, customs duties, shipping costs, etc.. See also our other items and shipping costs; save on pickup costs.. In some of the pictures the stone has been backlit to show you the color of the stone. For some stones we have held a light under the stone to better show the color of the pieces. And color deviations, etc., may occur since every computer, monitor, and mobile device can display color qualities differently.

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