Star sapphire is a mineral and a rock at the same time. It is an extremely durable mineral, having a surface hardness ( Mohs) of 9, the same value shared by Carborundum, Ruby and some others. ( Diamond is l0) The star refers to the asterism in the center of the stone. this is how they are formed. They are NOT of extra-terrestrial origin ( this was also believed about Diamonds) that they were literally debris from fallen stars- or meteor-like objects. Not so. There is, however some evidence some ultra-heavy metals may be from ( out of this world) -but not diamonds and Star sapphires.
a sapphire doesn't have a streak.
Sapphire itself is not waterproof as it is a type of gemstone. However, sapphire is often used as a watch crystal due to its hardness and scratch resistance, which can provide some level of water resistance for the watch it is used in. It is the construction and engineering of the watch case and seals that determine its waterproof qualities.
No. Sapphire is corundum, which is aluminum oxide.
The noun 'Sapphire' (upper case S) is a proper noun, the name of a person.The noun 'sapphire' (lower case s) is a common noun, a general word for a bright blue precious stone; a general word for a shade of blue.A noun used to describe another noun is called an attributive noun.Examples:sister Sapphireauthor Sapphirecolor sapphireflame sapphire
No. Sapphire is a precious stone.
Sapphire is commonly used in the electrical and electronics industry mostly. LED chips and most circuits will be made from sapphire.
There are many possible uses for the stone sapphire. The pretty sapphire stone can be used in jewelry for example.
Sapphire is used as a "window" for laser beams and in focusing light in fiber optics.
Sapphire
No , but you can burn sapphire (please don't try this because it'll never work and you'll ruin the sapphire, sell it instead) *cough cough
it is put into a ring and given to a girl
its a trick its a trick
Sapphire glass windows are used in high pressure chambers for spectroscopy. As well as in the windows in grocery stone barcode scanners.
Well, the "big mouth" isn't the exact term, but if u mean "smile"(the one that looks fake and shows teeth which is just a white blob" than it doesn't matter what kind of gems u used, just as long as he combination turns out rare. If u have no idea what i mean, than u can use "ruby, sapphire, sapphire" or "sapphire, sapphire, sapphire" or "emerald, sapphire, sapphire"
Sapphire is one of the most popular jewellery stones. Sapphire heals, nourishes, and brings order to the mind. Its energy permeates the fabric of the mind, clearing out mental "garbage".
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a sapphire doesn't have a streak.