I always thought rubies were a deep rich red that reflects like a prism effect, why is it that they are mostly? - prism tv 7 inch
Pink boring? or is that I'm not really seeing the stone, I'll see on the TV or PC?
Friday, January 1, 2010
Prism Tv 7 Inch I Always Thought Rubies Were A Deep Rich Red That Reflects Like A Prism Effect, Why Is It That They Are Mostly?
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In reality, the stone itself as corundum and is a form of aluminum oxide, which can be found in many colors such as blue, green and yellow. In colors other than red or orange roses, especially blue, are called "Sapphire" is clearly the network of "Ruby", they are pink-orange or orange-pink "Padparadscha sapphire". Due to its high hardness, which are only of diamond on the Mohs scale, often in a commercial laboratory, where the color can also be controlled by a desired refractive effect can be produced. The color varies from ruby, and depending on where they are extracted from deep red to purple-pink. By choosing one is largely a question of how to spend, and a jeweler is needed to trace the origin of the gem before sale, making it secure in a position to ensure that it was possible, of course.
In reality, the stone itself as corundum and is a form of aluminum oxide, which can be found in many colors such as blue, green and yellow. In colors other than red or orange roses, especially blue, are called "Sapphire" is clearly the network of "Ruby", they are pink-orange or orange-pink "Padparadscha sapphire". Due to its high hardness, which are only of diamond on the Mohs scale, often in a commercial laboratory, where the color can also be controlled by a desired refractive effect can be produced. The color varies from ruby, and depending on where they are extracted from deep red to purple-pink. By choosing one is largely a question of how to spend, and a jeweler is needed to trace the origin of the gem before sale, making it secure in a position to ensure that it was possible, of course.
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