Rare Blue Sapphire corundum hexagon beads (ETB00415) Style:16 INCH

Rare Blue Sapphire corundum hexagon beads (ETB00415) Style:16 INCHSapphire The blue sister of ruby. Ruby and sapphire are the same material, the mineral conrundum, and the second hardest gemstone after diamond. Red conrundum is known as ruby, while all other colours are referred to as sapphire. While blue is the classic sapphire colour, sapphire is actually found in a wide range of colours. Blue is the most famous of the sapphire colors. The prized Kashmire and Burmese sapphires have a deep blue that is intense and

2 inches/ 390mm Origins: Burma

Size: 14 x 22 x 7mm  - they can carry small variations

It is a rather rare occurance

including shades of gold

Size: 9 x 14 - 12 x 17 mm

biggest bead 18 x 17 x 5 mm

and therefore

smallest bead: 13mm (w) x 21mm (h) x 8mm (d)

Salvia Chalcedony

This new find occurs in the Pilbara region of Western Australia

Sonoran Dendritic is simply called Sonora Dendritic because of the strong dendritic patterns and is found in the state of Sonora

B:  9 x 20mm - 11