For the most part, the Green Sapphires we source at Fenton are eye clean. Typically inclusions in Green Sapphires include colour zoning (often with blue, yellow or colourless bands), silk (find needle-like inclusions) and feathers (fingerprint inclusions).

Here’s what we look for.Ĭlarity: As creations of nature, all gems will have clarity characteristics such as tiny lines of growth, crystals or needles, which may be visible to the naked eye. Our gemmologists personally select each of our Green Sapphires for its unique properties. You may have heard of the 4 C’s, but unlike diamonds, there is no universal grading system for coloured stones. Typically Green Sapphires sourced from Australia and Thailand have a higher Iron content, meaning they have a richer and deeper green colour! At Fenton we source ours from: Australia, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Tanzania. Refer to the table below for detailed information about this gemstone.Green Sapphires can be sourced from several countries. We do still offer our 14 day return policy though! The resulting finished gems are priced at a lower price per carat than our own cuts and are often smaller too so they are a great opportunity to own a relatively well cut gem for a more affordable price.ĭue to the lower cost of these gems on many of them we cannot afford to take additional photos or videos of them.

This is done with rough which we often could not afford to cut ourselves. They are not ones that we have cut ourselves, but instead have carefully selected other cutters or cutting shops with a higher quality work than is normal in the market to cut select gems according to John’s specifications. JD Select™ Outsourced gems are a category of gems with better than standard commercial cutting and polish. This 0.76-carat Blue/Green Montana Sapphire gemstone features the JD Select™ Outsourced cut. Baby Dyer Blue/Green Montana Sapphire JD Select™ Outsourced Cut 0.76 carats

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