Lab created sapphire

Sapphires are a part of the corundum family . The name “sapphire” can apply to any corundum that isn’t red enough to qualify as a ruby. However, most classic sapphires are pure blue, ranging from greenish to violetish blue.

Sapphire Care and Cleaning

Taking care of your sapphire is vital to preserving its quality and appearance. Given their durability, these stones are relatively easy to care for at home.

Hardness and Toughness

The Mohs scale determines a gem or mineral’s hardness. With a rating of 9, sapphires are quite tough and can often withstand the damage associated with daily wear. Given its durability, sapphire is an excellent choice for everyday jewelry like rings and mountings.

Stability

Sapphires present strong stability and are fit for everyday wear. These minerals resist heat, light, and other common harmful chemicals.

Cleaning

Warm, soapy water is an effective disinfectant for sapphires. Untreated, heat-treated, and lattice-diffusion-treated stones do best with ultrasonic and steam cleaners.

Treatment

Both untreated and heat-treated sapphires have strong durability. However, color penetration can vary among stones treated with
lattice diffusion. Stones with shallow color penetration are more susceptible to surface damage or re-cutting. Fracture-filled
stones can have high-lead content glass, making them susceptible to damage from substances like lemon juice and other chemicals.
Sapphires with extensive glass filler require more care than untreated, heat-treated, or lattice-diffused-treated stones.

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