No. 103110824

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A precious sapphire with double fluorescence.- 6 g
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A precious sapphire with double fluorescence.- 6 g

Pregiato zaffiro proveniente dalle classiche località dello Sri Lanka, con peso di 6 g (circa 30 carati). Il campione presenta una caratteristica cristallizzazione bipiramidale e un tipico aspetto abraso, legato alle giaciture alluvionali. Particolarmente interessante per la doppia fluorescenza, che ne esalta il valore collezionistico e scientifico. Précieux saphir provenant des localités classiques du Sri Lanka, d’un poids de 6 g (environ 30 carats). L’échantillon présente une cristallisation bipyramidale caractéristique et un aspect abrasé typique des gisements alluvionnaires. Il se distingue par une double fluorescence, renforçant son intérêt scientifique et sa valeur pour les collectionneurs. Precious sapphire from the classic localities of Sri Lanka, weighing 6 g (approximately 30 carats). The specimen shows a characteristic bipyramidal crystal habit and a naturally abraded surface typical of alluvial deposits. Notable for its double fluorescence, enhancing both its scientific significance and its appeal to collectors.

No. 103110824

No longer available
A precious sapphire with double fluorescence.- 6 g

A precious sapphire with double fluorescence.- 6 g

Pregiato zaffiro proveniente dalle classiche località dello Sri Lanka, con peso di 6 g (circa 30 carati). Il campione presenta una caratteristica cristallizzazione bipiramidale e un tipico aspetto abraso, legato alle giaciture alluvionali. Particolarmente interessante per la doppia fluorescenza, che ne esalta il valore collezionistico e scientifico.
Précieux saphir provenant des localités classiques du Sri Lanka, d’un poids de 6 g (environ 30 carats). L’échantillon présente une cristallisation bipyramidale caractéristique et un aspect abrasé typique des gisements alluvionnaires. Il se distingue par une double fluorescence, renforçant son intérêt scientifique et sa valeur pour les collectionneurs.
Precious sapphire from the classic localities of Sri Lanka, weighing 6 g (approximately 30 carats). The specimen shows a characteristic bipyramidal crystal habit and a naturally abraded surface typical of alluvial deposits. Notable for its double fluorescence, enhancing both its scientific significance and its appeal to collectors.

Bidding closed
Luca Esposito
Expert
Estimate  € 280 - € 330

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