The Celestial Echo: Unveiling the Soul of the Blue Sapphire

The Celestial Echo: Unveiling the Soul of the Blue Sapphire Beyond its renowned beauty and royal associations, the blue sapphire holds a profound allure that transcends mere aesthetics. It's a gem that whispers tales of celestial skies, ancient wisdom, and the quiet strength of inner peace. More than just a precious stone, the blue sapphire is a tangible echo of the cosmos, a fragment of the infinite brought down to earth. While the velvety cornflower blues of Kashmir and the deep, rich tones of Sri Lanka are celebrated, the true magic of the sapphire lies in its ability to connect with the human spirit. It's not simply a visual feast; it's a sensory experience. Hold a well-cut sapphire to the light, and you'll witness a dance of brilliance, a play of light that seems to emanate from its very core. This inner fire, known as luster, is a testament to the gem's purity and the meticulous craftsmanship that brought it to life. But the sapphire's story extends beyond...

Gemstones Found in Sri Lanka

Gemstones Found in Sri Lanka
  • Alexandrite
  • Alexandrite Cat's Eye
  • Almandine Garnet
  • Amethyst
  • Aquamarine
  • Beryl
  • Blue Sapphire
  • Chrysoberyl
  • Chrysoberyl Cat's Eye
  • Citrene
  • Hessonite Garnet
  • Moonstone
  • Orange Sapphire
  • Pathparaja Sapphire
  • Pink Sapphire
  • Pyrope Garnet
  • Rhodolite Garnet
  • Ruby
  • Spessartite Garnet
  • Spinel
  • Star Ruby
  • Star Sapphire
  • Tourmaline
  • Yellow Sapphire
  • Topaz
  • Zircon



Corundum


  • Blue Saphire
  • Ruby
  • Star Saphire
  • Star Ruby
  • Yellow Saphire
  • Golden Saphire
  • Padparadscha
  • White Saphire


Chrysoberyl


  • Chrysoberyl Cat's Eye Alexandrite
  • Alexandrite Cat's Eye Chrysoberyl


Spinel


  • Blue Spinel
  • Red Spinel, Mauve Spinel


Topaz


  • White Topaz


Beryl


  • Aquamarine
  • White Beryl
  • Pale Green Beryl


Zircon


  • Green Zircon
  • Yellow Zircon
  • Brown Zircon
  • Red & Blue Zircon(very rare)


Garnet


  • Rose Red Colored
  • Red Mauve
  • Hessonite Garnet
  • Spessartite Garnet


Tourmaline


  • Green
  • Brown Varieties


Quartz


  • Yellow
  • Brown
  • Rose
  • White
  • Purple(Amethyst)


Feldspar


  • Moonstone


Not so common Varieties


  • Sinhalite
  • Kornerupine
  • Andalucite
  • Apatite
  • Scapolite
  • Cordierite
  • Diopside
  • Enstatite
  • Taaffeite


Rare Gem Stones


  • Axinite
  • Damburite
  • Euclase
  • Kyanite
  • Sapphrine
  • Dumoritrite
  • Fibrolite
  • Monazite
  • Sphene
  • Ekanite
  • Fluoriet
  • Phenakite
  • Cassiterite
  • Epidote
  • Idocrase
  • Rutile


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  1. Sri Lanka’s Competitive Advantages in the Gem and Jewellery Industry

    *Long history of gem cutting – artisan culture which still sustains itself

    *An educated and trainable workforce

    *The availability of a wide variety of precious and semi-precious gem stones

    *A business friendly government,with minimum of formalities providing a wide array of tax incentives

    *Duty free imports of raw materials

    *Active member of International Coloured Gemstone Association(ICA)

    *ATA Carnet system in operation in Sri Lanka and the issuing authority is International Chamber of Commerce in Sri Lanka

    *The country is a signatory to all United Nations and International Labour Organization conventions on Labour including those on Child Labour

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