Lab Certified Natural 4.10 Carat White Sapphire

Description

Natural 4.10 Carat White Sapphire are one of the most popular gemstones in the world. They’re known for their bright, clean appearance and they come in a wide range of colors that include pink, blue and yellow. White sapphires are created by heating a dark-colored stone until it becomes white. This process is called “heat enhancement” or “color zoning.” It’s similar to what happens when you cook an egg: The yolk gets darker as it cooks because some parts get hotter than others (the same thing happens with your browning toast).
White sapphires are also sometimes heated to remove impurities like iron oxide which can make them appear brownish or grayish; this process is called “firing.”

How to Choose the Right White Sapphire

1. Consider the Cut
   The cut of a gemstone can affect its appearance, durability and value. The most common cuts are round, oval, pear and marquise. When considering a white sapphire’s cut, keep in mind that it should be well-proportioned with no obvious flaws or inclusions (blemishes). A good quality stone will have even light reflection throughout its surface when viewed under magnification.
2. Understand the Color
   White sapphires come in a variety of shades ranging from pure white to yellowish-gray or brownish tones due to impurities within them called “treatments” that give them their unique coloration

The 4.10 Carat White Sapphire

The 4.10 carat white sapphire is one of the most rare and beautiful gems in the world. It’s color, clarity and cut make it a gem that can be worn with any outfit or occasion.
The Rarity of the Stone: The 4.10 carat white sapphire weighs approximately 4 grams (0.14 ounces) and measures 6mm x 6mm x 5mm in size (about 1/4 inch long). This stone is certified by GII as natural with no treatment history or enhancements whatsoever; therefore you can rest assured that this diamond was mined from nature without any human intervention! The rarity of these stones makes them extremely valuable, so if you’re looking for something special then look no further than this stunning piece!
The Color & Clarity: This particular diamond has been graded as IF-VVS1 which means its color grade falls between very light yellowish green to pure white while its clarity grade falls within very slightly included up to extremely minutely included lines/voids visible only under 10x magnification; however most people won’t even notice these tiny imperfections unless they look closely enough at their jewelry pieces (which isn’t recommended since it could damage their eyesight).