The 2nd & Last Blue Moon For 2018🌚

The 2nd & last Blue Moon for 2018 will occur this March 31, 2018!

What'so so special about it? 

Well because you don't see it everyday just like this ultra rare blue diamond that was sold years ago for a little over $4 million dollars per carat!💸

Well to tell you the truth of how rare it is I have never seen any natural color blue diamonds to date! Even though I am a proud owner of a natural color vivid orange diamond & orange diamonds are several times rarer than blue diamonds!

Well we can't have it all in life and we can't see everything but what I can proudly show you is another blue stone that is also extremely rare and it is a flawless 29 carats deep royal blue sapphire!
Flawless 29 carats deep royal blue sapphires are hard to find & in fact rarer than the finest quality white diamonds! This one however is the only one available in the world at the moment & it may take several Blue Moons for another sapphire of such size & quality to be seen again. 
And because of that I can't wait to mount it into an epic jewelry design inspired by my favorite movie TITANIC.🚢
And to make that happen I just purchased these parcel of diamonds last month and finished jewelry will be revealed soon!

But then again it is not the rarest, most beautiful & most valuable sapphire in my collection but this flawless 14.20 carats cornflower blue sapphire!💙
But why? 

Even though it is twice smaller but the color and the cut is perfection! 

It is the same shape as 'The Blue Moon Of Josephine' but it is smaller because sapphires are much more dense than diamonds but this cornflower blue one is again more beautiful. Truly a 'Once In A Blue Moon'🌚sapphire!💙

To be continued...

And I Have A Perfect Song For That!






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