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Buy Loose Pink Sapphires from wholesale factory in Thailand

Looking for a Supplier of Wholesale Pink Sapphire from the Hub of Precious Gems in Thailand?

You are at the right place if you are looking for Wholesale Pink Sapphire prices for these very precious Pink Sapphires. We are not saying we’re the biggest in terms of market share of Wholesale Pink Sapphires but our sources are straight from Chantaburi where most the manufacturing of Precious Gemstones take place, and we get them from the manufacturers that are controlled and monitored by the Thai people, who are skilled in Sapphires, especially Pink Sapphires Gemstone.

• The history of pink sapphires: Pink sapphires have experienced immense popularity since ages. One of the biggest market of wholesale pink sapphires was Japan till the late 20th century as the Japanese believed that pink sapphires brought good luck and was a symbol of true love. However with the turn of the century, pink sapphires lost some of their popularity with the increase in import of other colored stones and white diamonds. • Origins and Availability of pink sapphires: Mining / treatment Pink sapphires were considered an extreme rarity prior to the 1990s when sapphire mines, were discovered in Madagascar. Today the chief sources of pink sapphires are mines in Madagascar and Sri Lanka, formerly known as Ceylon. Ceylon pink sapphires and Madagascar pink sapphires still top the charts of colored gemstone collectors. Relatively smaller deposits are found in Myanmar and East Africa, where pink sapphires are generally of a lighter hue than the ones found in the mines of Central Sri Lanka in Ratnagiri and Madagascar. The point to be noted is that pink sapphires have never lost their relevance throughout history since their discovery. Most jewelers and wholesale gemstone sellers house a permanent collection of pink sapphires, which are sure to catch a connoisseur’s eye at any age.

•Pink sapphires in 2019: While the Japanese and associated South East Asian market still believe in the astrological powers of pink sapphires and heavily invest in it, the Western world has not been exempt to it’s charms. Celebrities like Margot Robbie, Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez and more have been spotted sporting striking pink sapphire pieces couples with white diamonds, rose gold metal and platinum. With Coral pink being the color of the year in 2019, pink sapphires with orangish hues like the Padparadscha sapphires have made a splash in the gemstone market.

Color details of pink sapphires: Price wise, the richer the color, the more is the cost. So a pale pastel pink sapphire would cost much less than a vivid magenta pink sapphire. However, the choice of a pink sapphire should not be made based on that and should be a personal choice solely. While sapphires don’t exactly have a clearly demarcated classification, they can be differentiated based on subtle differences in their color.

HOT PINK: The bright and effervescent hot pink sapphires have been the talk of the last decade, with more and more celebrities incorporating it in their statement pieces. Typically hot pink sapphires are described as having saturated purplish red tones with a medium tone.

FUSCHIA PINK SAPPHIRE: The intense fuschia pink sapphire makes for a show stopper with their extreme luster and brilliance. Burma pink sapphires generally come in a characteristic fuschia shade.

Fuschia pink sapphires have a lighter, airier look than hot pink sapphires and pair fantastically with white diamonds.

BUBBLEGUM PINK SAPPHIRE: Bubble gum pink sapphire: This fun colour is classified as a medium pink sapphire. It derives its name from the eyecatching colour of the classic pink bubblegum and is very popular in Asian and South-East Asian markets. Available in a number of cuts, like ovals, pears, cabochons and cushion, bubblegum pink sapphires are the most popular color of pink sapphires.

PADPARADSCHA PINK SAPPHIRE: Considered the world’s rarest sapphire, the Padparadscha sapphire is prized by gemstone collector’s because of their limited geographical availability.

Padparadscha sapphires derive their name from the Sinhalese word for “lotus blossom”, which have a distinct salmon pink color. This gentle but stunning orangish pink sapphire is primarily found in the mines of Sri Lanka and smaller deposits have also been found in Madagascar. The Sri Lankan Padparadscha sapphires are highly valued around the world for their unique color and no two stones are of the same, be it in terms of color, cut or shape. However, when heat treated for color intensification, the Madagascar padparadscha sapphires are valued over Ceylon ones as the former requires much lower heating temperatures than the latter.

PASTEL PINK SAPPHIRE: Pastel pink sapphires make up for the lightest hue of the pink sapphire spectrum.

These light pink sapphires have purplish and peachish undertones that are reflected in some lighting. Ideal as the centre jewel for stand-out pieces like sapphire engagement rings or sapphire neckpieces, this demure shade is perfect for a subtle and elegant look.

•Cut, size and shape of pink sapphires: One of the most important factors to be considered while selecting any gemstone is the cut of it. The cut determines the amount of reflectance of the stone, depending on which it would show purple or orange undertones in certain lights. While sapphires don’t have an ideal cut like diamonds, a good gemstone cutter will maximize the individual sapphire’s unique combination of clarity, color and brilliance.

•By the rule of thumb: Lighter colored stones Deeper cuts Appears deeper and darker. Darker colored stones Shallow cuts Appears lighter and softens the stone.

While the most popular cut remains the diamond cut pink sapphires, they are also popular in ovals and pears for wholesale purposes. Other shapes that can be made on demand are emerald, long and square cushions, hearts and rounds. The cut in every case is dependent on the gemstone cutter’s skill and the stone’s inherent color properties.

For any other type of Sapphires or Precious Gems, please write us an email or use the Contact Us Inquiry Form and we will definitely be able to quote you our prices straight from Chantaburi.

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