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What differentiates purple from violet sapphire

Learn about the origins, physical, and color differences between two of the most sought-after sapphires in the gemstone world.<br>

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What differentiates purple from violet sapphire

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  1. The Fascinating Differences Between Purple and Violet Sapphires Learn about the origins, physical, and color differences between two of the most sought-after sapphires in the gemstone world.

  2. What is purple sapphire energy?

  3. Does purple sapphire change color? In some cases, purple sapphire can change color under different lighting conditions, appearing more blue or more red. This phenomenon is known as color zoning, and is caused by variations in the concentration of certain trace elements and impurities within the crystal structure. However, high-quality purple sapphires typically exhibit a consistent, uniform hue regardless of lighting conditions.

  4. Origins and Compositions Purple Sapphire Violet Sapphire Originates from Madagascar, Tanzania, and Sri Lanka. Its color is due to the presence of iron and titanium. Found in Sri Lanka, Tanzania, and Montana. Contains iron, magnesium, and chromium, giving it a different hue than purple sapphire.

  5. Price Ranges and Demand Purple Sapphire Violet Sapphire Inexpensive, can be found for under $100 per carat More expensive, can range from $500 to $3000 per carat In high demand for engagement rings Rarely used in jewelry, more often bought by connoisseurs and collectors

  6. PhysicalDifferences Purple Sapphire Violet Sapphire Has a specific gravity of 3.95-4.03 and has a Mohs hardness of 9, making it durable and good for every-day wear. Has a specific gravity of 3.95-4.10 and a Mohs hardness of 9, making it just as durable as purple sapphire, but has a more reddish-violet hue.

  7. ColorVariations 1 Purple Sapphire Comes in a range of colors from light lavender to deep plum purple. Often the clarity of the stone affects the depth and vibrancy of its color. 2 Violet Sapphire Comes in a range of colors from pink to blue-purple, or purplish-red. Its colors are more subtle and have a more pastel or understated tone. 3 Conclusion Both sapphires are unique and beautiful in their own way. The color and composition differences make them a wonderful addition to any gemstone collection or jewelry piece.

  8. Factorsto Consider Before Buying 1 2 Budget Cut and Clarity What can you afford? Remember, purple sapphires are more affordable than violet sapphires. Both can be found in different cuts and clarity levels. Bigger is not always better, so make sure to examine the stone before buying. 3 Personal Style What hues and tones speak to you? Which sapphire matches your wardrobe and personality?

  9. Conclusion Purple Sapphire Violet Sapphire Comes in a range of hues, can be used for daily wear, and is more affordable. Has a subtle and elegant tone, is perfect for collectors or connoisseurs, and is rarer and more expensive. When choosing between purple and violet sapphires, it's important to consider budget, personal style, and the composition and physical characteristics of the stone. Both are stunning in their own right, so choose the one that best suits your individual needs!

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