Kashmir Sapphire Specimen
Ultra-rare Kashmir blue sapphire, lightly worked and polished, collector-grade loose stone. Classed under HTS 7103.91.0020 as worked sapphires, renowned for velvety appearance. Supplied unset for high-end jewelers.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If synthetic reconstruction
Reconstructed or synthetic sapphires classify separately in 7104.
If sold as semi-manufactured
Semi-manufactured precious stone articles may fall under 7116.20.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Provenance documents essential for Kashmir sapphires to prevent smuggling suspicions
• Appraisal by recognized labs to establish fair market value for duty assessment
Related Products under HTS 7103.91.00.20
Natural Blue Sapphire Gemstone
A cut and polished natural blue sapphire gemstone, worked but not mounted or set, used primarily in jewelry making. It falls under HTS 7103.91.0020 as a sapphire that has been otherwise worked, such as faceted or cabochon-cut, meeting the criteria for precious stones other than diamonds. These are graded for color and clarity but remain loose for further assembly.
Star Sapphire Rough Cut
A worked star sapphire with cabochon cut to reveal six-ray asterism, natural corundum variety, unmounted. Fits HTS 7103.91.0020 as worked sapphires, prized for mystical appeal in jewelry. Not strung beyond temporary transport convenience.
Faceted Ceylon Sapphire
A high-quality faceted sapphire from Sri Lanka (Ceylon), precisely cut to maximize brilliance and color, but not strung or mounted. Classified under HTS 7103.91.0020 for worked sapphires, excluding those temporarily strung only for transport. Ideal for high-end jewelry settings.
Cabochon Cut Sapphire
A smooth, rounded cabochon-cut sapphire, worked to showcase asterism (star effect) in star sapphires, not mounted. This form is 'otherwise worked' per HTS 7103.91.0020 for sapphires, distinct from faceted cuts. Commonly used in rings or pendants after import.
Padparadscha Sapphire
Rare padparadscha sapphire, worked and polished with pink-orange hue from Sri Lankan mines, loose for setting. Classified in HTS 7103.91.0020 as worked sapphires, valued for unique color blending. Excludes any mounting or stringing.
Yellow Sapphire Faceted Gem
Vivid yellow sapphire, faceted for optimal light play, worked but unset, sourced from gem gravels. Under HTS 7103.91.0020 for sapphires otherwise worked, popular in astrological jewelry. Remains loose for importers.