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Colored Stones Final Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers Velvety blue to violetish blue, in medium to medium-dark tones, with strong to vivid saturation - Fine sapphire What trace elements cause the blue of sapphire? - Iron and titanium A smokey corundum that turns blue when treated - Dhu...

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Velvety blue to violetish blue, in medium to medium-dark tones, with strong

to vivid saturation - ✔✔Fine sapphire

What trace elements cause the blue of sapphire? - ✔✔Iron and titanium

A smokey corundum that turns blue when treated - ✔✔Dhun

Higher levels of iron make basalt-hosted sapphires ______ than non-

basaltic saphhires. - ✔✔Darker

What is the trade name cosidered as the finest blue sapphire? -

✔✔Kashmir

A common sapphire characteristic - ✔✔Color zoning

Most sapphires are ______ to improve their appearance. - ✔✔Heat

treated

Fine quality, untreated sapphires make up ______ of the sapphire market. -

✔✔A small but extremely valuable segment

,What country buys about half of the blue sapphires on the world market? -

✔✔USA

Kashmir sapphires owe their reputation to a brief period of output during

what time period? - ✔✔1880s

What country is a major center of the corrundum trade, funneling a steady

flow of gems from worldwide sources into the consumer market? -

✔✔Thailand

What country is the world's largest source of dark blue, commercial quality

blue sapphires? - ✔✔Australia

What country has become a significant source of good to fine qualtiy blue

sapphires? - ✔✔Madagascar

The most common sapphire synthesis method - ✔✔Flame fusion

Milky, greyish, or brownish corundum that can be treated to a fine blue

color - ✔✔Geuda

Color of fine blue sapphire - ✔✔Blue to violetish blue

Blue sapphires that orginate in basaltic rock generally have a... -

✔✔Higher iron content

Finer quality Kashmir blue sapphires typically show what type of

appearance? - ✔✔Velvety

,"Inky" sapphires generally originate from... - ✔✔Australia

Most fine sapphires over 100 cts. come from what country? - ✔✔Sri

Lanka

What country emerged in the 1990s as a significant source of fine to good

quality saphhire? - ✔✔Madagascar

What country is the world's largest blue saphhire exporter? -

✔✔Thailand

The sapphire market level supplied by Switzerland is - ✔✔Upper

When did Madagascar become a significant source of blue sapphire? -

✔✔1990s

What location supplies sapphires that are most likely not heat-treated? -

✔✔Yogo Gulch

A Kashmir sapphire's blue is also known as - ✔✔Cornflower blue

A Burmese sapphire's blue is known as ______ blue and is considered

somewhat _______. - ✔✔Royal; inky

The "Ceylon" or "Sri Lanka" sapphire's saturation is ______ and ______.

The tone is ______ to ______. - ✔✔Greyish and strong saturation

Light to medium light tone

, The "Palin" or "Cambodian" sapphires are typically ______ to ______ in

color and look best when fashioned into smaller sizes. - ✔✔Violetish

blue to slightly greenish blue

The "Kanchanaburi" sapphires are less saturated and are gererally ______

to ______ in color with a ______ to ______ tone.

Minute inclusions cause it to have a greyish appearance.



(Similar to Sri Lanka, but not as brilliant) - ✔✔Blue to greenish blue color

Light to dark tone

"Thai" sapphires are ______ to ______ in color and often described as

______ or _______. - ✔✔Violetish blue to slightly greenish blue

Inky blue or blue-black

Australian sapphires often show ______ plechroism. - ✔✔Strong

greenish blue

Lapiz Lazuli is value for its ______ and rich ______ color. - ✔✔History;

blue

What produces lapis lazuli's prized royal blue color? - ✔✔Lazurite

Lapiz lazuli's value is based on color and the presence or absence of

______ or ______. - ✔✔Calcite or pyrite

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