Padparadscha sapphire: prices, color range, qualities and origins!

[@nataliesharif2167]

Just ❤ your videos. Sooo much knowledge and you make it digestible for us lay people. Appreciate your hard work, time, and craft.

[@DominiqueFlux]

@@nataliesharif2167 wow thank you so much! I'm happy to hear you like it!

[@maheshkarunarathna993]

Most beautiful jem collection ❤❤I like starting to jem business

[@DominiqueFlux]

That's a great idea! It's a lot of fun.

[@prettybird1978]

You ladies always inspire me, usually to add to my collection. Padparadscha has been a hard one to add because I have champagne taste on a beer budget. I finally got one! She is small, and not totally eye clean, but she is certified and pretty. I always look for your videos and really enjoy them. I know you have done emerald before but could you do a general video on all the beryls? I would love to see that and it would be so educational. Also I have been searching for a beautiful natural untreated pink topaz for years with no luck.

[@DominiqueFlux]

As long as the color is nice, for me the clarity passes second. I'm glad you found one :) We do have a video on the complete beryl family on my page!

[@nabilnabawi5209]

Hi Dominique, do you buy Natural Gemstones, I have a few of them. Ceylon blue pink and padparadschs sapphires.eye and loop clean gemstone with certificate.

[@QuyNguyen-tg7km]

❤.Cám ơn đã xem kích thức của bạn chia sẻ.

[@WS-oe9ip]

Thank you for all the educational Gem video you crated! I really enjoy in watching. I know you have a video about Teal Sapphires. Could you please make a video to talk about Green Sapphires💚? I think they are just as pretty as the Teal ones :)

[@DominiqueFlux]

@WS-oe9ip of course! We will do all the colors :) and your right they definitely don't get enough attention! Thanks for the support 🙏

[@missclaireness9798]

U have a question - after watching a lot of your videos, I decided to go to Japan in may and have a ring made for me with a padparadscha stone. I got it with a Gia certificate, but the certificate doesn’t say anything about the origin or cut. Is there any way for me to find out?

[@DominiqueFlux]

@@missclaireness9798 ask your jeweler

[@Sapphire_Hunter]

Hello, I have an untreated Padparadscha sapphire of 650 carats. Its colors are truly incredible. I cannot bear to cut it and use it. What method should I follow? It is a wonderful stone with layers of 2 color pads and peach.

[@DominiqueFlux]

Thanks for sharing!

[@mrgemstone_1]

Pls share the video if real

[@rodycricket]

Hi Dominique, do you buy Natural Gemstones, I have a few of them, I got those at an auction, selling those at 70% less than the retail value of those

[@DominiqueFlux]

What type of stones?

[@scratchd0g]

I just got some Songean padparadsha from a cutter I know... I got it for a 'song'! (See what I did there)

[@worlderrorcoins]

Hi,thanks

[@DominiqueFlux]

Thank you too

[@rinna3719]

Honestly I also like the milky sapphires a lot.

[@DominiqueFlux]

Montana sapphires have nice milky options

[@rinna3719]

@@DominiqueFlux thanks for the reply, I didn't know that. 👌🏼 Random question, do you know who makes those gem boxes the sapphires were kept in?

[@RanganaBandara-ob3vj]

Ceylon king Sapphire ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@AbsalonSanon]

You're guys are so amazing. Nice video. How can i get into contact with you?

[@DominiqueFlux]

Thank you, regarding?

[@AbsalonSanon]

I have some gems to sell.

[@lizziedabenett5567]

Are lab padparadschas more affordable?

[@DominiqueFlux]

Generally lab is always more affordable but if you are looking for a cheaper alternative I would maybe try spinel

[@lizziedabenett5567]

@@DominiqueFlux Thank you 🩷

[@KaiGemstock]

Actually if you really looking for affordable Padparadscha the one with heated treatment is also still can find in very good deal :-)

[@sanjuprabhath4937]

Point out how the price of a sapphire increases as it s weight increases. Ct1,2,3,4,5,6......20,25 same color same stone. All tipe of sapphire.

[@Leafbinder]

I like the Sunset better.

[@DominiqueFlux]

Pale or saturated?

[@jimmysonglaugh8110]

DOGGO

[@DominiqueFlux]

Miles is the best 🐶

[@MichalGlowacz86]

I don't like those poorly defined subtypes of gems. I feel like it always leaves some area for shady practices. Though in this case the stones themselves are beautiful. And I get why people prefer lighter shades. Somehow they just look more unique.

[@DominiqueFlux]

I understand what you mean, I would always recommend having a report with it to make sure for specialty stones because your right there is allot of room for debate, especially for the paler options

[@wirehyperspace]

I know nothing

[@DominiqueFlux]

That's OK, we're here to help!