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Star of India (gem)

Star of India (gem)

563.35-carat star sapphire.

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  1. Sapphire

    Gem variety of the mineral corundum.

    31%

  2. Star of Bombay

    Star sapphire from Sri Lanka.

    5.9%

  3. Eagle Diamond

    Gemstone discovered in Eagle, Wisconsin in 1876.

    2%

  4. Star of Adam

    Largest sapphire in the world.

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