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  • Please thank your team for me for coordinating the logistics of getting these items to me

    I received the Blue sapphire ring today. The stone is beautiful! Thank you for picking such a gorgeous stone for me! Thank you for your patience, for working wiclose
    Please thank your team for me for coordinating the logistics of getting these items to me Farah
    USA

  • The stone is really very nice thank you very much

    Dear Rudra Centre, I am seshadri from Andhra Pradesh. I got the blue sapphire last wednesday. Its really my fortune to get such a good and natural gem stone froclose
    The stone is really very nice thank you very much Seshadri
    AP, India.

  • It is absolutely beautiful

    Dear Neeta ji, Just to let you know that I have received my blue sapphire as per email and it is absolutely beautiful . When compared to the others on the markeclose
    It is absolutely beautiful Mohammed
    INDIA

Blue sapphire Gemstone and its Benefits


BLUE SAPPHIRE (NEELAM) GEMSTONE

Top --> Blue Sapphire Gemstone: Properties, Benefits, Healing Powers, How To Wear It for Maximum Benefits Blue Sapphire is a gemstone that occurs naturally. It is composed of corundum (aluminum oxide), and has slight traces of cobalt and various other metals which lead to its beautiful blue hue. The Read More...

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A Blue Sapphire is a naturally occurring gemstone composed of corundum (aluminum oxide), and tinged with slight traces of cobalt and some other metals which lead to its beautiful blue hue. In fact, the word 'sapphire' itself means 'blue stone'. Found usually in igneous rocks and in alluvial deposits, this amazing stone has long held the admiration and wonder of all kinds of people from travellers and explorers to kings and queens.... Read More