Star Sapphire Rings

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Sapphires are among the top gemstones in the world, which have distinguished in the fine jewellery industry with their distinct colours, which come in rich hues, high durability, and global recognition. Star sapphires are a novel variant in the corundum range of gemstones in that they feature a phenomenon called asterism: where inclusions that are present in the stone, which is generally adverse effects that are viewed as undermining the gem's quality, are in this instance, happened to be orderly within the stone; where the concentration of inclusions that are ordered in lines that appear to cut vertically and horizontally across the surface of the gem. This feature produces a distinct effect that appears as a white star on the surface of the gem. Buyers ought to know that the ‘star’ that is featured on a start sapphire, is a feature that occurs as a variant of another inclusion produced effect: chatoyancy: where a parallel line, in the likeness of a cat’s eye is visible on the gemstone.

Distinct Features of Star Sapphire Gemstones

Depending on the star sapphire in question character of the asterism can vary from gemstone to gemstone. The more popular star sapphire variants feature four lines across the surface of the gem or six in some instances. Star sapphire gemstones, depending on the structure of the inclusions could feature rays that number from four, six, and in some cases, going all the way up to twelve. Star sapphires depending on the number of slits are sometimes referred to as six-ray, or four-ray gemstones: referring to the white light that is present as light rays that cut across the gemstone. It is important to note that the particular type of chatoyancy or star effect is not unique to sapphires, but in relation to other sapphire features like the stone’s rich colours, and hardness these make a solid engagement ring gemstone option. A key point to consider when going for star sapphires is the richness of the hue of the select gem: gemstones with vivid colours and more contrasting tones are able to exhibit the star effect of the sapphire. Thus star sapphire gemstone buyers need to opt for a balanced approach, where the glowing star-like effect in a stone should not be the sole criterion for selection, as a richer hue, such as in the popular blue star sapphire, would make a solid option. Further, when it comes to selecting a star sapphire ring, it is interesting to note that star sapphires come in many hues: whilst blue is the most popular variety

Why Purchase Star Sapphire Rings

It is important to note that when it comes to gemstone rings that feature asterism, they are invariably subject to a different type of cut, which is done in order to preserve their star effect. When it comes to traditional gemstones, regardless of type, clarity and colour, before they are mounted on a specific ring they are subject to a particular cut: which varies in terms of shape, and character. The popular gemstone cuts range from the princess, round and emerald; which is done to enhance the innate qualities of the stone, like its colour to minimize the visibility of inclusions. In star sapphires, the key selling point is the asterism that is present on the surface of the stone: where the structure of the rutiles is present in such a way that produces the star-like effect. So to take advantage of this, such gems feature a distinct cut known as the cabochon cut: which presents a smooth surface, that is shaped according to specification, or in accordance with the setting of the ring. When it comes to factors that could influence your purchasing decision, star sapphire rings an important factor is your relationship with light: if you are a person who enjoys the limited light, or the sunlight, then the star sapphire might be the choice for you: Since exposure to light is a factor that brings out the star effect on the gemstone. In artificial light, the stone will exhibit the star effect, however, this would depend on the quality of the cabochon cut. In terms of personality, star sapphire rings are a great match for those who love the outdoors, and the sun especially. In sum, the choice of star sapphire ring is for those who enjoy a bit of light on them. And on the mystical side, star sapphires are believed to strengthen the bonds between partners.

Star Sapphire Engagement Rings Australia

When it comes to picking a star sapphire ring there is a tendency to get carried away with the idea of having a ring with a gemstone that features a star sapphire effect, which may lead to the lack of attention paid to other aspects of the engagement ring. In addition to having a quality sapphire that measures in terms of colour, cut (cabochon), and carat, the star sapphire engagement ring needs to be paired with a quality engagement ring design. Next, the country of origin, as star sapphires are sourced from a few major sapphire producing nations. Arguably the top country of origin for star sapphires is Ceylon (Sri Lanka): which produces gems that are known for their high-quality star sapphires with rich hues. We at Brilliyond specialize in bringing the top Ceylon sapphires to the market, with a wide range of quality corundum gemstones, including the world-famous blue sapphire. Our star sapphire rings range is a new and ever-growing collection, so feel free to give us a call at 0390782976 or get in touch through mail or chat, and we set you on your way to getting hold of a top star sapphire engagement ring.