Comparing Color and Transparency in 4 Blue Sapphire Cushions

[@mitchybee8258]

3 and 4!! Are beautiful.. followed by 2 and then 1. But 4 is my first choice!

[@danebrk]

I have to say #2, just because of that amazing debth of color, true #4 ihas more sparkle but 2 just has richness. Are you going to tell us your favorite?

[@russianhomecat3313]

#2 looks amazing. I'd say looks like a real sapphire

[@DiamondInfoMan]

Thank you so much for watching our video on Sapphires. We agree #2 looks amazing :)

[@cashifflett]

My favorite is sapphire 4! It is gorgeous!!

[@deltabluesdavidraye]

Christine it is brightest and most transparent

[@handley2645mh]

#4 while bright and refractive was also pale in color and in the spotlight and sunlight was very green. #3 also had a green cast to it. My favorite was #1. I loved the rich color.

[@sachibot]

#1 would be my first pick, 4 my second, then 2, then 3. They are all gorgeous. It wouldn't change my mind but I'd love to know what order they are in in terms of monetary value.

[@gheart8278]

Right, I pick the same.

[@peacelovejoyandhappiness]

Excellent question. Which ones in order hold the most value in terms of cost please? Thank you.

[@Vv20vV]

I’m looking at this from a view of desirability, not value or what a “true” sapphire should look like. I will choose #4 because of its transparency & how it reflects the light. Very beautiful indeed. #4 my final answer

[@seegreyhoundrun]

#4 for its sparkle and its color.

[@DiamondInfoMan]

For me it'd be a toss up. I love the depth of color and tone/hue of #1 & 2 but the transparency and sparkle of #4 is just outstanding. =P The decision for the end user here is based off of what they would prefer most. Depth of color = #1 or #2. Transparency/scintillation = #4

[@LoveRebekahK]

#4 is my favorite. I liked the richness of color in #2, but I love the transparency and light refraction on #4. Which one is the more expensive of those two?

[@DiamondInfoMan]

Hi Rebekah, Thanks for your question. Of the lot that we had acquired these 4 were actually pretty comparable in value. No astronomical difference.

[@DiamondInfoMan]

No no ... that's just it. I didn't pay for them. The service we offer is to acquire gemstones from various manufacturers and cherry pick. ;)

[@peacelovejoyandhappiness]

I agree with you. #2 deep blue is perfect but, I would long for #4 because of the sparkle. The sparkle overrides the deep blue because #4 is a pretty blue ➕ it has the shimmer; shine. ❤

[@kertbert1]

#2 looks best for me and then I like #4 because of the internal reflection. I don't mind that lighter blue. After that #1 because of the royal blue over the lighter blue.

[@rockfranke33]

2 is gorgeous

[@rockfranke33]

1 is very nice as well

[@roughdiamondhunter2630]

I have 3.carat sapphire rough diamond..same this

[@beatrizboccheciampe4941]

MY CHOICE 2, 4 1 AND 3

[@DiamondInfoMan]

Hi melyinda, I had cut this clip last year in August. HOWEVER ... if you contact us via our website and link us to this video we will locate comparable sapphires for you like #1 & 2.

[@skylern.martinblackbottles3339]

Definitely one! Royal blue yass

[@stevefridell4555]

When it comes to colored gemstones [sapphire is one] color is the MOST important factor in determining value. The blue color of stones #1 and #2 are more valuable than the grey modified blue in stones #3 and #4. The sparkle of stone #4 is due to its cut & polish. If I was to price these stones I would have to compare weight v. face up dimensions since they are so close. The ideal stone would be the color of #2 with the cut & polish of #4 -my preference. However, the sleepiness of #2 is much preferred by many people-as in Kashmir Sapphire, the most beautiful of all blue sapphires.

[@sweetestmelissa]

Just saw this video... You never shared which of them was priced highest. Am curious if gemologist price color saturation higher than transparency and scintilation.

[@deborahduthie4519]

Number 2is my fave. Thank-you.

[@DiamondInfoMan]

You’re welcome 😊

[@erbalumkan369]

My first pick would be #1 then #2 although #2 looks a bit darker. The color of these first two looks more saturated. #3 i noticed at one point very slight greenish hue and both number #3 and #4 seem too light, rather like a beep blue aquamarine color. You said in the video you would reveal the values later but you never did. Would you care to share? Thanks.

[@deltabluesdavidraye]

Erba Lumkan opposite 1 and2 are dark the last two are brighter

[@mafurock33]

Right from the start I liked 2 and 4 the best. I really don't see any difference in which one is better. I imagine a good jeweller would look at them as a painter would look at 2 different colours of paint. one will be better for expressing certain artistic visions one better for others. I love the deep mysterious quality of #2 - that you can't see to the bottom, it is like a deep beautiful ocean. On the other hand, the beautiful watery color and sparkle of # 4 is so bright and beautiful, refreshing dazzling and pure, but it doesn't have the richness and mistique of #2.

[@echleung]

mafurock33 y

[@absolutetruthgirl]

#2 all the way. the colour is superior. #3 and #4 are too light. I've noticed that larger sapphire stones tend to be in these colour ranges. I've been looking at the videos from "Certified Jewelry" and they have a series of expensive sapphire cocktail rings featuring the lighter sapphires. I prefer the colour of Princess Diana's engagement sapphire.

[@msk3905]

I agree I from these views personally like #2 then #1 with #3 & #4 being too greenish for me when I consider a what color a blue sapphire should be. Although, ignoring the color #3 & #4 have beautiful transparency. Are #3 & #4 Montana sapphires?

[@Free2LoveDorks]

Is there a way to get #2's color with #4's sparkle? Cause I'd call that my perfect sapphire.

[@deltabluesdavidraye]

Free2LoveDorks No darker color will not sparkle like that

[@ochickuusa-cuocsongmy7475]

I love watching your video. Thanks so much for sharing this my friend !👍🍞❤❤❤

[@DiamondInfoMan]

Your welcome. We're glad that the video was of assistance ; )

[@specialgems]

Everything is beautiful. Sapphire itself beautiful stone

[@queenb67]

4,3, 1, 2. I love the cut and clarity of #4. It just pops. #3 isn't far behind, but doesn't have the same clarity. #1 isn't bad on clarity, but the color reminds me of cobalt glass, as does #2. For some reason, I didn't feel they were as polished as #3 & 4.

[@gheart8278]

That cobalt blue is the priciest stone of the bunch! Color before clarity, and the silk let's you know it's real.

[@gheart8278]

P.s. 4 is stunning!!

[@aulispare2412]

The scintillation is secondary, all we want is colour. The saturation is actually the thing that wouldnt make them "inky" as Aussie-sapphires..

[@deltabluesdavidraye]

Aulis Pare No bright sapphire are much more attractive than those dark heated things

[@Oilofmercy]

i like 1 or 2

[@thomasdamron2947]

I prefer 2, followed by 1.

[@007777777bond]

#1 is nice deep blue color with some transparency #2 is to dark.

[@melissag4246]

beautiful

[@manolobayonas]

I found myself drown most to the sparkle and general personality of #4, sure the color wasn't fantastic but what a beautiful stone

[@chirpingbluebird]

1, 4, 2 ,3 in that order of quality and clarity

[@lachlancoombs5747]

Gem number four definately has the best colour and transparency, but the cut angles on the pavillion are wrong in that they are not deep enough making it a little windowy / fish eye in the centre of the stone. Re-cutting the gem to possibly a 1.5ct stone would increase it's value purely on clarity and brilliance

[@anna11430]

I like # 4

[@alicialawson8430]

1and 4

[@saphirbleudeceylan2044]

nice stones

[@esotericknowledge9390]

3 and 4 !

[@bhupindersinghist]

I'm looking for a natural blue sapphire, it should be darker in colour.

[@lindalavoie9702]

I like #1, love the color!

[@SugarMapleForge]

I like 1 and 2 best

[@gabrielisasking5844]

I would say 1 and 2 are the best in color but 4 for an ring for proposal

[@DiamondInfoMan]

We appreciate your feedback : )

[@vegastargemsjewelleryllc8596]

HI WHERE IT IS

[@mombo26]

Number 1

[@suemount6042]

3 and 1 for me

[@rcmoot]

i choose #4 , now , i would have to recut it. i figure in the loss if possible to bring out the bling. some people just think if it is dark blue that is the way a blue should be. they loose the sparkle that sapphire has.

[@charumittal674]

I am from India and zi liked the number 2

[@sergioortega5869]

hello good day and happy new year may i ask you. Do you think that the presidium multi tester 3 can be used to test Shappires in this case blue Sapphires I use it on rough Sapphires it is blue but the green light comes as if it were diamond that is why it is my question do you think that the professional tester of this result or have you ever done it

[@DiamondInfoMan]

Hello. That's a great question.. I have two Presidium testers in my store, but they are the (diamond mate A and C) versions. So although technically not an apples-to-apples comparison, I'd expect we'd both be receiving similar readings for the most part. I used both our testers on genuine sapphires and the meter went 99% of the way up. But it did not cross over to identify them as diamonds. Usually, it's all or nothing with these machines (meaning the meter says diamond or doesn't move at all). But sapphires seem to be one of the rare outliers that register pretty high up on the meter, but don't cross over into the diamond territory. In your case and given the slightly different readings your receiving, I'd assuming that you either have a blue diamond or more likely a genuine sapphire. Perhaps the Presidium multi tester 3 struggles to identify the difference in this scenario compared to some of the other testers they offer that are more diamond focused? Hope that helps to answer your questions or come to a better understanding.

[@sergioortega5869]

@@DiamondInfoMan I thank you very much and you got me out of a doubt because I had a huge doubt about that tester and it may be that it is a diamond. but we are talking about a 6-pound, light blue diamond, and if there are several embedded in that matrix, it could be like that. I hope it's diamond The hardness is also high. You tell me what other proof I need to put an end to the truth. some special liquid that corroborates that it is or is not a diamond

[@sergioortega5869]

Saben, hace unas horas estaba viendo tutoriales sobre multi tester 3 diamond testers y resulto que es uno de los mas efectivos para este trabajo de reconocer diamantes, eso implica que el nivel del simulante registra zafiros y rubies, esa es su nivel para identificar si es genuina dos piedras preciosas y la sintetica no tiene lectura y monssanite si y el diamante dado a estas explicaciones estoy satisfecho y con lo que me dijiste estas en la verdad lectura de un zafiro o rubi si no cruzar mas alla de lo que indica que una piedra como estas son genuinas y ahora que hago con este tremendo diamante de 6 libras si es asi un diamante como el diamante Hope vale una fortuna a los que les va a interesar algo como es es o POR LO MENOS que varios diamantes de diferentes tamaños y unidos sean

[@DiamondInfoMan]

You're welcome. Without the proper equipment, it's going to be hard to know for sure. We'd be happy to take a look at it, but if you don't live near the New York area, perhaps you can bring it to your local jewelry store and see if they are able to determine what it is?

[@sergioortega5869]

@@DiamondInfoMan yes that's fine. I live in New Haven Connecticut there are several jewels but it is something to walk with tremendous stones. Go think I'm going to break your windows. and if it is a tremendous gem and walk on the street. with that it would be like a magnet for those who borrow without paying and of course I would like that you who already have more in-depth knowledge of the subject are you the one who moves everything for a long time I have been following you on your channel your tutorials have helped me to go shopping My collectible gemstones currently have genuine Burmese pigeon blood rubies as Africans and I wanted to learn this noble craft of carving and get some beauties from the rough specimens there too. I have small Kashmir sapphires and they are also private with the multi tester 3 presidium

[@derksenjenny]

1 was most apealing to me ,and second place 2

[@veronicaglez6073]

2

[@veronicaglez6073]

Blue royal

[@johndoe8781]

The more expensive sapphire out of them 4 is the 1st and 2nd. The more transparent sapphires are as not considered more valuable, there is a myth though the darker the stone the more value it holds that is a myth the middle shade between light and dark stone are the most valuable sapphire.

[@mssm1933]

#1 ,2,3,4

[@Castorios]

1,4,2,3

[@lionsden1804]

I see grey and/or green casts in #3 and #4, both negatives.

[@DiamondInfoMan]

No greens really but perhaps the lighter shades of blue might give that impression. These were the most beautiful out of roughly 15 I had acquired at that time. Thanks for your comments Frank. They are appreciated.

[@deltabluesdavidraye]

Lion's Den That is just a lighter better clarity the first two are heated and way to dark you find ten of them to one bright clear stone like 4

[@kimoamadal4626]

#03 : ça me rappelle l'aigue-marine.

[@robertstewart8681]

* 2 is the best dtone

[@TheSilverlover999]

1 deeper color, number 4 is has most sparkle.

[@omprakashtak6580]

1 an 4 is to buy

[@sampaul2884]

2.1.3.4

[@coldshot5555]

#4 is cut better, I like that one...I cut gems...

[@lameEiEi]

That was a very long introduction which was 1/3 of your video.However, thanks for the video

[@lionsden1804]

...#1! ...or #2. A toss up, an' whiche'er lands first would be of little consequence.

[@DiamondInfoMan]

And why we do these clips for our clients. ;)

[@deltabluesdavidraye]

first two color is heated and unnatural 3 and 4 are bright and light enough to refract properly

[@raadkamelalabrahim4615]

high brightness 4

[@prwong80]

1/2>>>>>>>>>>4>>3. 4 and 3 are transparent and have good sparkle. But I don’t like the washed out color. 1 and 2 would be used in celebrity or royal jewelry. 3 and 4 look like casual summer wear stones.

[@ezibzi]

Royal blue is best

[@kariflem9085]

All of these are good quality love the size too.💎💎💎

[@DiamondInfoMan]

Kari Flem thanks for watching our video!

[@phimien2426]

blue shapher

[@myareyes4588]

nice... I got a cocktail engagement gold ring 6ct royal blue sapphire with diamond assets.. also other rings.. like ruby & aquamarine gems' & other loose gem's (1ct-2ct-4ct) that I'm trying to sale

[@elinemanaloto9050]

1

[@rosemarienin9823]

S. #1

[@nancadamson6506]

Man! That intro is so long...

[@AbednslqpxZ]

2

[@ZarNiTun-qd1jp]

တောက်ပနေသည်

[@BigRudy53]

Dude get to the point geez!

[@luxuryviplifestyle9494]

Bad stone

[@Yangxixiah]

1