Natural Sapphire Inclusions There are several types of inclusions in natural sapphires.

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Natural Sapphire Inclusions There are several types of inclusions in natural sapphires.

• Needles. These are mineral inclusions that are long and thin.
• Crystals / Minerals These are bright or dark crystals that have become trapped within the gemstone.
• Feathers. These tiny inclusions resemble wisps or feathers and are usually pale in colour. ...
• Fingerprints 
• Color zoning

inclusions in natural Corundum stone ruby and sapphie
Needles like inclusions in Sapphire

close up of Corundum stone ruby and sapphie


ia view of a natural Corundum stone ruby and sapphie
Needles like inclusions and fingerprint in Sapphire



a close up of a nclusion in natural Corundum stone ruby and sapphie
Needles like inclusions in Sapphire


a natural Corundum stone
Long & Short Needles like inclusions in Sapphire


Corundum stone ruby and sapphie
Needles like inclusions in Sapphire



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