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September Birthstone Blue Sapphire Raw Crystal Lot Natural Rough Corundum Wholesale Parcel for Jewelry Making

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Stone Name Blue Sapphire
Stone Type Natural Sapphire
Size Range 8 to 12 mm
Shape Irregular
Body Color Blue
Quality Grade AA Plus
Crystal Type Rough Crystal
Unique Characteristics Natural Crystal Texture
Birthstone Month September

Sapphire belongs to the corundum family, the same mineral group as ruby, and its blue color comes from trace iron and titanium locked inside the crystal structure.

This parcel keeps the material uncut, so the natural crystal faces and surface texture are still visible on each piece rather than smoothed away by cutting.

Since sapphire is the traditional birthstone for September, rough lots like this see steady demand for custom pieces made around that month.

The irregular shapes here work well for rustic set jewelry or wire wrapped pendants where the raw look is the whole point, rather than a polished finish.

Color depth varies naturally piece to piece within any rough sapphire lot, some stones running darker and more saturated, others lighter and slightly more translucent.

That range is normal and not a sign of inconsistent quality, since natural corundum rarely forms in one uniform shade across a batch.

September Birthstone Blue Sapphire Raw Crystal Lot Natural Rough Corundum Wholesale Parcel for Jewelry Making - 1 Piece

$33.99

Product Frequently Asked Questions

Cut and polished sapphire is faceted to maximize sparkle, while rough sapphire keeps its natural crystal form, which looks more matte and irregular until it is worked.

Yes, though faceting corundum requires skill and the right equipment due to its hardness, so most buyers either send it to a lapidary or use it in its raw state.

Sapphire actually forms in many colors, but blue remains the most recognized and widely searched shade, which is what this parcel focuses on.

Sapphire has long been recognized as the traditional birthstone for September, making it a popular pick for birthday gifts and personalized jewelry that month.

Sapphire is one of the harder natural gemstones, second only to diamond on the hardness scale, so it holds up well to everyday wear once set into jewelry.

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