How much are Ceylon sapphires?

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In November 2014, the Blue Belle of Asia, a 392.52-carat Ceylon sapphire, was sold for over $17 million, setting the record for the most expensive sapphire ever sold at auction.

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[su_posts posts_per_page=”1″ tax_term=”2703″ order=”desc” orderby=”rand”] Similarly, it is asked, are Ceylon sapphires expensive?

The price of sapphire will depend on these factors: origin, color, weight, clarity, cut, and treatment. Generally, sapphires from Sri Lanka (Ceylon) cost more than those from other places. Sapphires are similar to diamonds, and many other gemstones in that regard.

Secondly, how much is a 1 carat sapphire? Prices for faceted sapphire start at about $20-30 per carat and rise according to size and color. In gemstones weighing over 1 carat, clean beryllium-treated green sapphire is usually priced at around $75-100 per carat, and yellow and red-orange “Songea sapphire” pieces at around $100-150 per carat.

Correspondingly, are Ceylon sapphires rare?

Ceylon sapphire has been valued for its vivid color, that tends towards a lighter and brighter blue than the dark blue sapphires from Australia and Thailand. The yellow sapphires are often found in large sizes (over 5 carats) and unheated material, though rare, is still available in the market.

Which color sapphire is the most expensive?

In terms of color, pure blue sapphires are the most highly prized, and therefore tend to be the most expensive. This is one of the qualities of the Kashmir sapphire, said to be like “blue velvet” in their appearance.


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