Handmade 14K gold - wrapped, non - burning pink sapphire ring

Pure pink sapphires are caused by very small amounts of chromium and form a continuous ruby color range as the chromium content increases. Sapphire is the general name for corundum stones of other colors except Ruby. Its main component is alumina (Al2O3). Blue sapphire, is due to a small amount of titanium (Ti) and iron (Fe) impurities caused by; Sapphire can be pink, yellow, green, white, or even multiple colors on the same stone. Sapphires are found in Thailand, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, Laos, Cambodia, Changle in Shandong province, Hainan, and the Stalagmite Mountain in Jiangjin in Chongqing. The rarest sapphires are those from Kashmir, and Myanmar is now the place producing the most fine sapphires. The biggest characteristic of sapphire is uneven color, visible parallel six square cylinder arrangement, different shades of straight ribbon and growth grain. Polycrystalline double crystal development, common louver type double crystal grain. The cleavage fracture is mostly along the double crystal plane. Sapphire symbolizes loyalty, constancy, love and honesty. Also known as the "stone of destiny," the star sapphire can bless its wearer with safety and good luck. Sapphire is a high-grade gem, is one of the five gemstones, located in diamond, ruby, ranked third. Sapphire is September and autumn birthstone, it and ruby have "sister gem" said. Sapphire, with its crystal and beautiful color, was shrouded in mystery and supernatural color by ancient people, and was regarded as a lucky thing. As early as ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome, it was used to decorate mosques, churches, and monasteries, and as tributes in religious ceremonies. Along with diamonds and pearls, it also became an indispensable part of the crown and ceremonial dress of the British Empire and czar of Russia. Since nearly one hundred years of gem into the folk, sapphire among the world's five precious stones, is a precious gem varieties. The world of gemology defines sapphire as the birthstone of September. The Japanese chose it as a precious souvenir for their 23rd anniversary (sapphire) and 26th anniversary (star sapphire). The pearl is an ancient organic gem. It is mainly produced in mollusks of pearl and pearl shellfish. The calcium carbonate mineral (aragonite) beads formed by endocrine processes are composed of a large number of tiny aragonite crystals. According to geological and archaeological studies, there were pearls on earth 200 million years ago. The international gem world also listed pearls as lucky stones for birthdays in June, and commemorative stones for the 13th and 30th wedding anniversaries. Pearls with magnificent colors and elegant temperament, symbolizing health, purity, wealth and happiness, have been favored by people since ancient times.