Kashmir
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Kashmir sapphires are considered the gold standard of the sapphire world, prized for their velvety cornflower blue color caused by microscopic silk inclusions. Discovered around 1881 after a landslide exposed the deposits at Paddar, the mines at over 4,500 meters elevation produced stones for only a brief period. Today, Kashmir sapphires appear almost exclusively at auction, where they command record prices per carat.
Histórico
Los depósitos originales fueron descubiertos por un pastor local tras un deslizamiento de tierra en la cordillera de Zanskar alrededor de 1881. La producción significativa duró solo hasta finales de la década de 1880 antes de que las vetas más ricas se agotaran, haciendo de los auténticos zafiros de Cachemira algunas de las piedras de coleccionista más raras que existen.
Notable Gems
Sapphire