Cornflower Blue Sapphire

Cornflower Blue Sapphire is one of the most sought-after varieties of Blue Sapphire gemstones. Resembling a cornflower, it is widely characterized by its virtuous blue color and vivid luster. The excellent hue with consistent color distribution further enhances the beauty of this gem.

Cornflower Blue Sapphire: A captivating gemstone with a delicate balance of light and medium blue hues, reminiscent of the cornflower. Its tranquil allure and symbolic meaning make it a sought-after choice for those seeking elegance and serenity in their jewelry collection.

History of Cornflower Blue Sapphire

The history of cornflower blue sapphire dates back centuries, entwined with tales of beauty and mystique. Blue sapphires have been treasured since ancient times, symbolizing wisdom, nobility, and divine connection. The cornflower blue variety, with its unique shade, has gained prominence in recent years. The name "cornflower" derives from the delicate petals of the cornflower plant, which share a striking resemblance to the gemstone's enchanting color. The mesmerizing hue of cornflower blue sapphire has captivated jewelry lovers and gemstone enthusiasts worldwide. Throughout history, these gemstones have adorned the crowns of kings and queens, graced the fingers of the elite, and held symbolic significance in various cultures. Today, cornflower blue sapphires continue to be highly sought-after, adorning engagement rings, necklaces, earrings, and more. Their timeless beauty and rich historical legacy ensure that cornflower blue sapphires will continue to enchant generations to come, keeping the allure of this remarkable gemstone alive./p>

Origin of Cornflower Blue Sapphire

Cornflower Blue Sapphire originates from a diversity of origins for instance Kashmir in India, Ceylon of Sri Lanka, Burma, and Madagascar of Myanmar.

Of all the verities, Kashmir Cornflower blue sapphire holds the utmost name worldwide down to its fine color, exceptional clarity, velvety sheen, and historical significance. There are also other variants of Cornflower shade that are popularly named after their locations such as Cornflower Ceylon Sapphire, Burmese Cornflower sapphire, and Madagascar Cornflower blue sapphire.

Western astrology prescribes this September month birthstone to be highly beneficial in astrological practices.

Price of Cornflower Blue Sapphire

In general, Cornflower blue sapphire rough is expensive. Owing to the fact that no new sapphires are now being produced from the Kashmir region, a certified Kashmir Cornflower blue sapphire costs exorbitantly high because of its universal reputation. It ranges double the price of  Cornflower Sapphire, Cornflower Blue Burmese Sapphire, or Cornflower Blue Madagascar sapphire of similar quality. Besides origin, there are other key factors that create a significant difference in the price of a Cornflower blue sapphire.

The value of a Cornflower blue sapphire mainly depends upon the intensity of its color, clarity, cut, and carat. A deeper intensity with uniform distribution of color usually pushes up the price of Cornflower blue sapphire. In other words, a medium to deep-colored Cornflower blue Sapphire always cost much higher than a medium to light-toned Cornflower sapphires. A velvety Kashmir Cornflower Blue Sapphire is considered supreme even if it is slightly less transparent. Then again, for all the other origins, transparency with little inclusions is measured more valuable.

A premium and collectible-quality Cornflower Blue Sapphire is rarely found in a giant size. Therefore, its per-carat price increases exponentially with the carat weight that comes without compromising on quality. Cornflower blue sapphire prices generally start from approx. $2000 per carat and can reach up to $8000  per carat approx. on the basis of the rarity of a specific shade and size.

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