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Why Do Montana Sapphires Vary in Color?
Montana sapphires are sometimes described as blue gemstones, but blue is only the beginning of their color story. These American-mined stones can appear sky blue, deep blue, teal, green, yellow, lavender, pink and nearly colorless. Some contain two or more colors within a single crystal. Even sapphires found in the same deposit—or the same parcel of rough—can look completely different from one another. This variation is not an imperfection. It is a visible record of the chemistry, geological conditions and crystal growth that shaped each stone. Sapphire Begins as a Colorless Mineral Sapphire is a variety of the mineral corundum,... READ MORE
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