Heated VS Unheated Sapphires & Rubies + Prices

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  • čas přidán 3. 06. 2024
  • Let’s talk about heated and unheated sapphires! What heat treatment is and all the questions you may have about it. Heat treatment is a very common and accepted practice in the world of jewelry. Gemstones are exposed to high temperatures to enhance the color and clarity.
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    Heating gemstones generally enhances their color. They can be lightened, darkened, or changed through heat treatment. For example, white sapphires can be heated and turned blue, because that is a more desirable color in sapphires. Heat treatment is applied to all shades of sapphire, but mostly to achieve the highly sought-after Royal Blue color as it is extremely rare to find that color in nature. Heating sapphires also enhances their clarity! When the stones are heated, it’s almost as if the imperfections are melted.
    Although other treatments may be frowned upon within the jewelry industry, heat treatment is a common and accepted practice! Instead of thinking of it as a treatment, think of it as an enhancement. When buying a sapphire, it is expected that the stone you purchase has been heated, unless specifically stated that it hasn’t.
    Although heat treatment does not diminish the value of a stone, an unheated sapphire of a good color will be much more valuable than an unheated one because of its rarity. For example, we have a heated 2.6 ct sapphire that values $9568, whereas a non-heated and slightly lighter sapphire in almost the same size is worth $9250. That is because it was naturally found in this extremely sought-after color. Comparably, a paler heated sapphire also in the same size is valued at $1220. This jump in the price is due to the heat treatment.
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    00:00 Introduction
    00:39 What are heat treatments for gemstones?
    02:02 Are heat treatments good?
    03:25 Prices for heated Vs unheated sapphires and rubies
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Komentáře • 54

  • @hashamabrar975
    @hashamabrar975 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Really Helpful Explanation.
    Gemologist from Pakistan

  • @iloverelish2
    @iloverelish2 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Love your videos!

    • @DominiqueFlux
      @DominiqueFlux  Před 11 měsíci +1

      Thank you that's so sweet of you ❤️

  • @asgharkhan8445
    @asgharkhan8445 Před rokem +1

    I very like sapphire

  • @annaclaire9927
    @annaclaire9927 Před měsícem

    Very interesting

  • @nasrudinabuk2257
    @nasrudinabuk2257 Před rokem

    hello mam I hav few stones here I don't know were I brought this I want to sell this in exact price

  • @VijayGoswami-dl9vp
    @VijayGoswami-dl9vp Před 3 měsíci

    Hello ma'am
    Where are you from
    Ma'am, if you want to gain knowledge about gemstone, please give complete information about it.

  • @MastaMan88
    @MastaMan88 Před rokem

    That is a nice ring. That guy has taste.

    • @DominiqueFlux
      @DominiqueFlux  Před rokem

      He worked really hard on the design with with :) so sweet

    • @MastaMan88
      @MastaMan88 Před rokem

      @@DominiqueFlux I came to look at this because the gods say that I MUST marry a woman and "it is important"..., but I am a financial mind... fundamentally... I initially looked at these videos because diamonds are boring and I would want mah waf to have weight on her to MAKE her think of me... But fundamentally the concept of being able to move >$10k in a mass smaller than a fingernail is enticing. Storage of wealth is the name of the game right now. A ~50 year old entrepreneur buddy of mine told me "you can move wealth in gemstones/rocks" blew my mind. I didn't believe him. but like it's 20k in your fingernail..... THAT's the stone business in a "recession" (we have lived in a silent depression for decades). It's 1400 all over again. Santideva was right: "I sewed a gemstone in the lining of your jacket and you didn't even know.".
      STORAGE of wealth. gold is heavily manipulated by the government. But gemstones... That's the business.
      I'm an entrepreneur. I'm poor right now... the divine say I have to marry a woman (become stable eventually...). but the idea of putting 20k in your fingernail... it's beautiful. You can sell it anywhere with a big city. THAT"s the stone business.
      I'm poor now... feast or famine, but I LEARN.
      Focus on people that want to diversify their holdings. NATURAL, UNTREATED stores of wealth. You and your little tight body have taught me something. Never wear that nose ring again. I hate tattoos and piercings. Earrings are fine. no mas.
      Opportunity sweetheart. Opportunity.
      P.S. The internet "hates" what is good. The internet says to go buy SPACs. BUY SPACs!!! and go to hell. The "internet" is unreality come to life (we live in the worst time to ever exist... if you are not effeminate EVIL).
      Storage of wealth is the stone business.

  • @fadnama
    @fadnama Před 2 měsíci

    I have always preferred white sapphires to diamonds.

  • @wichittasingkorn5489
    @wichittasingkorn5489 Před 4 měsíci

    Making a Sapphire turn a more blue color , Heat is not always required .This is due to the chemical reaction of changing the oxidation value of iron ( Fe +2). This can be done by plasma sputtering, such as using hydrogen gas ions to hit a sapphire gem. It can happen, the temperature of the sapphire gem is around 350 degrees Celsius, which will not cause Sapphire fingerprints do not melt. Or the minerals inclusions sapphires do not change as if they were heated.

  • @funnygaming2672
    @funnygaming2672 Před 8 měsíci

    What about Beryllium Treatment with heat treatment on sapphire?

    • @touchmycamerathroughthefence
      @touchmycamerathroughthefence Před 8 měsíci

      Beryllium diffusion is a more severe treatment and lowers the value more than heating. Beryllium diffusion treated stones wouldn’t be heat treated as well, because both treatments have the same efffect: enhancing the apparent color of the stone.

  • @eventssrilanka9410
    @eventssrilanka9410 Před 8 měsíci

    Thanks 😍🙏💙💙💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎

  • @skate1
    @skate1 Před 2 měsíci

    🔥

  • @MuhammadZeeshan-jz2rn

    Please. Tell me about Ahmethis stone

  • @ludwiggraupe1619
    @ludwiggraupe1619 Před rokem +2

    I buy my Stones directly from a Mine in Australia.

    • @DominiqueFlux
      @DominiqueFlux  Před rokem +1

      Very cool!

    • @rali5381
      @rali5381 Před 9 měsíci

      Can you please share a link so I can purchase a genuine natural sapphire, too many fakes on the market

    • @ceylontopgems
      @ceylontopgems Před 6 měsíci +1

      Come to Sri Lanka :)

  • @Deemarkable
    @Deemarkable Před 6 měsíci

    Hi, I have this Sapphire, could heat treatment work to get transparency?
    How can I send you pics

    • @amilakarunarathna2872
      @amilakarunarathna2872 Před 4 měsíci

      Some colors can be removed by heating. For example if a ruby has a slightly blue zone, it can be removed by heating. Also in sapphire if you have milky or silky nature(TiO2) that can be melted to improve transparency

  • @rali5381
    @rali5381 Před 9 měsíci

    Can you please source me a 2-3 carat unheated untreated blue sapphire cabochon (certified if possible)

    • @DominiqueFlux
      @DominiqueFlux  Před 9 měsíci

      Yes you can send us an inquiry on my website with your budget and we will have a look. Www.fineandflux.com buy we do require a deposit before starting

  • @asifkhan-tg3kl
    @asifkhan-tg3kl Před 8 měsíci

    Su su sweet g

  • @agneslontabo75
    @agneslontabo75 Před rokem

    Do buy natural pegion blood ruby we have pm me thank you

  • @Fahadgemstones
    @Fahadgemstones Před 11 měsíci

    Hello sister i need natural blue Sapphire

    • @DominiqueFlux
      @DominiqueFlux  Před 11 měsíci

      Amazing, your in the right place! You can always send me the color and shape you are looking for and your budget and I can source a stone within that range :)

  • @nileshsoni1982
    @nileshsoni1982 Před rokem

    Excuse me mam I have a padparadscha sapphire 5.45 crt .. i have to sell

  • @anthonyfrancis2080
    @anthonyfrancis2080 Před rokem +2

    I love you my baby

  • @aung3627
    @aung3627 Před rokem

    လှပသောတွင်ထွက်ရတနာများ

  • @urrallage5290
    @urrallage5290 Před rokem

    You interested 10 cts plus blue sapphire sir lanka

  • @nenithberzamin8883
    @nenithberzamin8883 Před rokem

    Sapphire stone sale .

  • @000snow000
    @000snow000 Před rokem

    FYI, "loupe" in English is "magnifying glass" not "loop".

    • @Tropicalseductions
      @Tropicalseductions Před rokem +3

      I hope she forever calls them loop just to annoy you.

    • @oksanatsymbler
      @oksanatsymbler Před rokem

      @@Tropicalseductions 😆😁

    • @touchmycamerathroughthefence
      @touchmycamerathroughthefence Před 8 měsíci +1

      Loupe is the standard term in English. Nobody says magnifying glass when referring to a loupe

    • @000snow000
      @000snow000 Před 8 měsíci +1

      @@Tropicalseductions why would it annoy me? I was just trying to be helpful. I am also French and it sounded like she's using the French term by mistake

  • @smereel
    @smereel Před rokem

    I have Aquamarine Stone Natural none Treated None Heated, I want to sale it it's 10.20 carats with certificate

  • @user-ke8st8jc1v
    @user-ke8st8jc1v Před měsícem

    “ expecially “ ??? It’s ESPECIALLY,correct yourself