How To Spot A Sapphire - Identify Gems Quick & Easily!

On today's episode, our host Rebecca lets you in on the secrets the pros use to pick out sapphire from all other gems! If you've wanted all the secrets and tips on how to spot ID or test for sapphire then luckily for you we are here to help! Today we have tons of tips, tricks, and information so that you are fully prepared to find those sapphires out there!

#Gemstones #Sapphire #howto #jtv #gemology

[austinfreyrikrw]

Yes, as a gemmologist wannabe, please post more of these helpful videos. I’ll go to school eventually but want to get a head start. 🙏🏻

[catienoble]

Good to know! But don't forget about hardness too - since corundum is one of the hardest minerals on Earth, it should be able to scratch just about any other mineral (except diamond).

[rogerhargreaves]

Great advice, yes, eyes first. I trust the refractometer. Look for hexagonal banding, curves show synthetic. Thanks for sharing.

[offyarocka]

I cant wait to hit the gem fields up the road from me and look for sapphires!!!! I hope i get as lucky as the the guy in the news last week whom found an 800 carat beauty out there hehehehehe awesome video thanks for sharing

[sandmaker]

Another succinct class on gemstones. Keep them coming a great explanation. Thanks! Be happy, safe and stay healthy 😷⚒

[fosterck]

I wish there were classes for people who do gemstones as hobbies as opposed to professionals that would be awesome but this channel is very very helpful thanks again

[soicybunny]

my son got me an unknown but beautiful crystal for the holidays. based on the information provided in this video, the crystal checks out to be sapphire 🎉 i love youtube, i’ll still ask my moms neighbor lol she’s a jeweler. but i’m thankful for the info regardless 😇

[fredelitosuarez]

I really love your segments, it enlightens me so much, keep up the good work of sharing your knowledge so valuable.

[Strangelyfey]

I used to have this beautiful oval cut deep blue sapphire ring that my grandmother gave me for my birthday, but the gold band got crushed so I put it in my grandmother’s jewelry box to keep it safe until we could get it fixed, and when that day came it was missing. We never found it 😔

[guntherrobbert]

Thanks Rebecca. Being an amateur I find receiving such summing up hints really helpful.

[eerielconstantine]

Such a great informative vid!!! Love y’all!

[a.kitcat.b]

💎I always wondered how you identify similar looking gems and this really helps!! Thank you!!💙

[fiveb]

Great video Rebecca. Loving the dark hair, and how confident you’ve become in these fun videos. Hope everyone at the Jtv studios, and your family are doing well.

[debraturner]

I'd love for you to feature white sapphires as a diamond alternative. Or just do a video on selecting the best diamond alternative for durability and value. So it's for the purpose of enjoying them as jewelry where the same sized diamonds would cost a fortune.

[DanielF-tysb]

The best presentation I’ve seen this evening from looking at several yt vids on the same topic.

[mohamedimran]

Good explain thanks lot "observation First"

[jedaplays]

I recently started looking into purchasing a yellow/orange sapphire. This video taught me so much about checking gems. Thank you!

[srilankasapphirespecialist]

Good explanation
it's awesome Demonstration😊

Sapphires are one of awesome gem stone

[aaronramsden]

I love anything blue or green, so cool!

[MemphiStig]

I have no practical use for this knowledge, but I find it fascinating. And Rebecca's a great presenter btw.