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Star Sapphires and Star Rubies are very rare gems that exhibit the phenomenon known as asterism. Star sapphires contain intersecting rutile needles, these needle-like inclusions create this fascinating and beautiful star like phenomenon.

 Star sapphires are commonly treated to achieve this phenomenon and enhance color. However, The Natural Sapphire Company is very proud to present a large selection of these striking gems that have not undergone any enhancements.

 The value of star sapphires is based primarily upon the visibility and intensity of the exhibited asterism.

 The Star of India is undoubtedly the most famous star sapphire in the world. It is a truly extraordinary 563 carats. Today this marvelous star sapphire can be viewed and admired at the American Museum of Natural History by all who are captivated by these stunning gems.

 

If you find these gems as interesting as I do, I invite you to search our Star Sapphire section on our website. For example S523 is a truly beautiful blue star sapphire that is an eye catching and very wearable 5.43cts. Investing in a stunning star sapphires in an excellent choice for collectors of fine gems as well.

5.43ct Natural Untreated Blue Star Sapphire

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