Blue Sapphire - 13.94 ct - Gemological Institute of America (GIA) - 13.94ct
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Selected by Purificacion Aquino Garcia
Holds a gemmology degree from IGE Madrid and an MBA from University of Santiago de Compostela.
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Untreated blue sapphire, oval brilliant-cut, 13.94 ct (17.01 × 12.29 × 6.79 mm); GIA report 1535789678.
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Description from the seller
Untreated sapphire, no indications of heating
shape: oval, brilliant cut.
13.94 ct 17.01 x 12.29 x 6.79
Lab report: 1535789678 Gemological Institute of America (GIA)
For buyers in the EU, there are no import taxes or additional charges.
Untreated sapphire, no indications of heating
shape: oval, brilliant cut.
13.94 ct 17.01 x 12.29 x 6.79
Lab report: 1535789678 Gemological Institute of America (GIA)
For buyers in the EU, there are no import taxes or additional charges.
Details
Lab report number
1535789678
Gemstone type
Sapphire
Total carat weight
13.94
Gemstone colour
Blue
Transparency
Transparent
Treatment
No evidence of treatment
Laboratory report
Gemological Institute of America (GIA)
Sealed by laboratory
No
Title additional information
13.94ct
Shape
Oval
Cutting style
Brilliant cut
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