You also should know that listing photos for most vendors are manipulated with lighting or certain backgrounds so the images you see are the stones at their absolute best. Unfortunately, I do think that the ones you picked will tend to look so dark that they black out especially indoors. I love that you're enamored with the darker variety as there are some that are called royal or velvet royal that can land on the darker side but still have a nice rich blue! You don't want a nice sapphire to black out in most lighting! It can be scary and very intimidating to get into colored stones but its best to dive head first! Also you came to the right place! There are many friendly people here that would love to help you find your ideal stone! I really appreciate all of your help! The gem stone world can be an intimidating one to jump into. I'm trying to stay in the 1.8 and above carat range with a price of 3000 or just a bit above if that is doable.
I liked some of them but found a bit of fading and overall the selection was more limited. They ARE heated.īefore people ask I have looked at a lot of diamonds direct sapphires in person that are around this same price unheated. My hope is to find some advice about windows, potential windows, and overall value for these particular stones based on the cushion cut and carat. The first sapphire is less dark than the second (I am a bit worried the second one might look black - which again I'm okay with in darker lightning but I'm nervous that will be the case always.) Basically I like what I like and I'm okay with them not being as "desirable." That being said there are two stones from James Allen I've been looking at and I wanted some opinions.
I've always been a fan of very dark blue sapphire rings, I know that the consensus is that they are not as good quality but for me I think the color of the stone is just as important as cut, etc. My fiance and I are picking an engagement ring together and going the sapphire route. This is my first time posting on this site, but been a lurker for some time as I've tried to learn more about sapphires through a lot of online research.
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