We of course heat treat most of them to get brilliance, color consistency and better transparency. However in Green sapphires, they just mean that the origin of these green sapphires are from Songea, Tanzania.
So what are Songea Sapphires? If you are from the trade Songea sapphires are mostly refered to as BE-heated sapphires into the wonderful rainbow colors of orange, yellow, red’s. They come from mostly a place in Tanzania. The first shade of green sapphires are Songea Sapphires.
Following us here well enough? So now let’s go in depth of the different shades of Green Sapphires. If there is more blue, for example 70% Blue + 30% Yellow = 60% Green + 40% Blue(extra blue from the 70%). If we have 50% Yellow + 50% Blue = 100% Green. Or, if you choose one of our rings, pop in anytime for a complimentary clean as often as you want.A post shared by Navneet Gems basically Yellow + Blue = Green. Leave your ring in the solution till the water is cool and use a soft toothbrush to clean the underside of the setting, rinse and wipe with soft paper towel. Sapphires can handle the heat and a little bit of hot water in a cup, few drops of dishwashing detergent and if you have some at home, few drops of cloudy ammonia (that is pretty much the composition of our commercial ultrasonic cleaner in our workshop.) Maintenance is as easy as a cup of coffee or tea. As hand creams, soaps and daily grime gather under the stone / setting, all coloured gemstones will go opaque and dull off. We always recommend to avoid any heavy work like gardening or gym and intense outdoor activities like rock climbing, which could not only cause damage to your stones, but the ring itself.Īll coloured stones will need more TLC and Sapphires are no exception. They can handle everyday wear, but they do need more care than Diamonds. On Moh’s scale of hardness Sapphires are a 9, making them the perfect engagement ring stone.
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