Description

The beauty and value of this 5.21 carat natural Ceylon Blue Sapphire is truly remarkable. The rarity of a gemstone of this size makes it an extremely valuable piece, but its beauty is what makes it so special. The Ceylon Blue Sapphire is a natural gemstone that has been around for centuries. It was first discovered in Sri Lanka, which is where it gets its name. The name “Sri Lanka” means “resplendent island.”
The Ceylon Blue Sapphire has been admired by people all over the world for its beauty and value since ancient times. In fact, there are many beliefs about this gemstone that have been passed down through generations of people who lived on the island where it was found: The Ceylon Blue Sapphire is said to bring good luck when worn as an amulet or talisman (an object used for protection). People also believe that wearing one will help them find love and happiness in their lives–and even prevent illness!

The Beauty of the Ceylon Blue Sapphire

The Neelam is a unique type of sapphire that has a high refractive index and strong dispersion. These properties give it an unmatched beauty and value, making it one of the most sought-after gems in the world today.
The Ceylon Blue Sapphire is also known as “pigeon’s blood” because of its deep red coloration–like that of a pigeon’s blood! This name comes from its close relation to another popular gemstone called corundum (or ruby). Corundum itself comes in three different varieties: ruby, sapphire, and emerald; each named after their respective colors: red; blue/green; yellow/greenish-blue respectively. The Ceylon Blue Sapphire falls into this category alongside other famous corundum varieties like Kashmiri sapphires which are mined exclusively from mines located near Mount Everest

The Value of the Neelam

The Ceylon Blue Sapphire is one of the most rare and valuable sapphires in the world. This type of sapphire has a unique color that comes from an impurity in its crystal structure, which causes it to appear bluish-gray or violet when cut correctly. The color can vary depending on how much iron is present in the stone and where it’s mined; some may also have an orange tint at their core.
The rarity of these gems means that they’re often priced higher than other types of natural gems like rubies or emeralds–but what exactly makes them so valuable? There are several factors that influence how much money you’d pay for this 5.21 carat Natural Ceylon Blue Sapphire:

Caring for the Neelam

• Store the gemstone in a cool, dry place.
• Clean the gemstone with a soft cloth.
• Wear the gemstone as often as you’d like!