The Second Rarest Gemstone on Earth — Unearthed!
The Second Rarest Gemstone on Earth — Unearthed!
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"A Pivotal Discovery that Reshaped Gemological History"
"A Pivotal Discovery that Reshaped Gemological History"
Unearthed in Kenya in late 2009 by renowned gem connoisseur Tanzim Khan Malik, the Gold Sheen Sapphire quickly captured the world’s attention.
Unearthed in Kenya in late 2009 by renowned gem connoisseur Tanzim Khan Malik, the Gold Sheen Sapphire quickly captured the world’s attention.
With its luminous, golden adularescence and dramatic metallic sheen, it revealed a completely new facet of corundum — one never seen before.
With its luminous, golden adularescence and dramatic metallic sheen, it revealed a completely new facet of corundum — one never seen before.
Revered for its extreme rarity and ethereal elegance, it holds the distinguished title of being the second rarest gemstone on Earth.
Revered for its extreme rarity and ethereal elegance, it holds the distinguished title of being the second rarest gemstone on Earth.
Tanzim Khan Malik, the pioneering gem expert who unearthed the legendary Gold Sheen Sapphire, redefining rarity in the gemstone world.
"Endorsed as Exceptionally Rare by the Globe’s Foremost Gemological Laboratories"
"Endorsed as Exceptionally Rare by the Globe’s Foremost Gemological Laboratories"
Gold Sheen Sapphire is the first and only variety of sapphire officially recognized as rare and unique by prestigious gemological laboratories, including GIA, AIGS, GRS, GIT, LOTUS, TGL, AGL, SSEF, and ICA GemLab.
This formal validation has positioned it among the most collectible gemstones in modern history.
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Gold Sheen Sapphire is the first and only variety of sapphire officially recognized as rare and unique by prestigious gemological laboratories, including GIA, AIGS, GRS, GIT, LOTUS, TGL, AGL, SSEF, and ICA GemLab.
This formal validation has positioned it among the most collectible gemstones in modern history.
-->For more gemological insights
“The Schiller Effect: Nature’s Golden Signature”
“The Schiller Effect: Nature’s Golden Signature”
Microscopic studies reveal inclusions of ilmenite, magnetite, and hematite—iron oxides that appear as metallic needles, scales, and platelets within the gem’s crystal lattice.
These inclusions interact with light to create the Schiller effect, a rare optical phenomenon that gives Gold Sheen Sapphire its signature golden, bronze, or copper shimmer—a glow that seems to dance across the surface.
Unlike the silver asterism caused by rutile in other corundum, this golden glow is warm, rich, and unmistakably unique.
No two Gold Sheen Sapphires are ever alike.
Each One, is a singular masterpiece!
No two Gold Sheen Sapphires are ever alike.
Each One, is a singular masterpiece!
Each Gold Sheen Sapphire is a one-of-a-kind geological artwork. The orientation, intensity, and texture of the sheen vary from stone to stone — making each piece truly unrepeatable.
These patterns are forged over millions of years, locked within Earth’s crust until uncovered.
Every gem in this collection is a singular masterpiece, untouched by enhancement — 100% natural.
Gold Sheen Sapphire is more than a gemstone—it's a rare inheritance of Earth’s hidden brilliance, destined for collectors, connoisseurs, and royalty alike.
To own one is to possess a piece of natural history!
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