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The sapphire catches with its wonderful colourfulness and can furthermore be manufactured multifariously. Whether as a ring or a necklace - The Jewellery Channel offers a wide range of beautiful gemstone jewellery Sapphire
The Sapphire is a variation of the mineral corundum which also educes the ruby. Sapphire derives from the Greek 'blue stone' but actually describes all colourless and colourful varieties of the red ruby. The sapphire is often said to have protecting strengths against poison and evil sprits. Sapphire has also been used in the official rings for bishops and cardinals
since the sapphire was believed to make its wearer devotional and to give him or her divine benevolence. However, the old Persian monarchs believed that the reflection of the light in the sapphire is responsible for the blue colour of the sky. Sapphire is also the birthstone
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The Star of Inda - world's biggest cut sapphire
The biggest cut sapphire ever is called 'Star of India' and weighs more than 563,35 carat and is now on display in The American Museum of Natural History. Predominantly sapphires are manufactured as jewellery
www.thejewellerychannel.tv/jewellery-info/jewellery-info.aspx and are either facett cut or cut as cabochon. The Jewellery Channel offers the most noble and most precious sapphire jewellery: rings, earrings, bracelets or necklaces - the offer is almost unmanageable.
Most valuable sapphire jewellery - at affordable prices
Gemstones are generally adorned to platinum, silver or gold jewellery and make each a real eye-catcher. Since The Jewellery Channel draws its good directly from the mines and therefore omits overpriced intermediary, they can offer the most valuable sapphire jewellery at an affordable price. Take for example the precious ring of white gold, adorned with wonderful Kanchanaburi sapphires or a gold ring, adorned with beautiful rainbow sapphires and dive into the blue ocean of saphires.
More information on sapphires and the latest jewellery trends can be found on
www.thejewellerychannel.tv.
About The Jewellery Channel:
The Jewellery Channel is based in Middlesex, England. With a whole new way of shopping for jewellery they offer hundreds of pieces of fine jewellery every day - at a price the customer decides. Twelve Years in mining, stone cutting and designing of jewellery combines an unique approach of art technology and traditional workmanship. The Jewellery Channel broadcasts live on Sky Channel 640, Freeview Channel 44, Five US (Freeview 35, Virgin 185) 9am-12noon everyday or via Live-Stream at www.thejewellerychannel.tv.
