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Amal Trade Developers

  • E2/A1 Ground Floor Al Mustafa Tower F-10 Markaz Islamabad (Pakistan)

Sapphire

Corundum Family · Al₂O₃

Natural Sapphire Supplier & Exporter from Pakistan

Amal Trade supplies natural rough and processed sapphire from Pakistan to gem cutters, jewellery manufacturers, lapidary workshops, mineral dealers, and private collectors. Colour range, size, carat weight, clarity expectations, sorting, packing, and documentation are arranged according to agreed buyer and destination requirements.

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Mohs Hardness 9 Second only to diamond in hardness
Northern Pakistan Origin From the Kashmir and Himalayan belt
Export Support Documentation based on destination rules
Sapphire is the gem-quality variety of the mineral corundum (aluminium oxide, Al₂O₃), and one of the most valued coloured gemstones in the world. It is known for its exceptional hardness, vitreous lustre, and deeply saturated blue, purple-blue, and purple-pink shades.

Sapphire from Pakistan's northern mountain regions is recovered from the mineral-rich Kashmir and Himalayan belt. Amal Trade supplies this material as natural rough crystals as well as processed stones, so buyers can select the form that suits their own cutting, setting, or collection requirements. Colour intensity, transparency, inclusion pattern, and crystal size vary naturally from lot to lot, which is why every parcel is discussed and agreed before an order is confirmed.

Sapphire is supplied to gem cutters, faceting studios, jewellery manufacturers, wholesalers, mineral dealers, and collectors. Photographs, videos, and sample lots can be shared before a full order, and per-carat, per-gram, or wholesale parcel arrangements can be discussed for international buyers.
Gemstone Name: Sapphire
Chemical Formula: Al₂O₃ (aluminium oxide)
Mineral Group: Corundum
Crystal System: Trigonal
Mohs Hardness: 9 — second only to diamond
Specific Gravity: 3.95 – 4.03
Refractive Index: 1.762 – 1.778
Lustre: Vitreous
Colour Range: Royal blue, deep blue, purple-blue, purple-pink
Product Origin: Northern Pakistan — Kashmir and Himalayan belt
Available Forms: Rough crystals, faceted stones, cabochons, and specimens
Supply Options: Per-carat, per-gram, and wholesale parcel quantities
Why Choose Pakistani Sapphire

Mine-Direct Gem Material for Cutters, Jewellers & Collectors

Traceable origin, honest grading, careful sorting, secure packing, and clear export planning help international buyers source the exact sapphire category they need.

Hardness That Lasts

At Mohs 9, sapphire resists scratching and everyday wear better than almost any other gemstone, making it well suited to rings, daily-wear jewellery, and long-term collections.

Natural, Mine-Direct Material

Stones are sourced from Pakistan's mining regions, so buyers can trace material back to a known origin instead of an unnamed trading chain.

Buyer-Specified Grading

Colour tone, size range, carat weight, clarity expectations, sorting method, and packing format are all agreed with the buyer before dispatch.

Sapphire Applications

Fine Jewellery Set into rings, pendants, and bespoke pieces by jewellery manufacturers.
Faceting & Lapidary Rough crystals selected by cutters for faceting, cabochons, and carving.
Mineral Specimens Well-formed crystals kept in natural condition for display and study.
Wholesale & Dealers Parcel lots for gem dealers, wholesalers, and trade-show suppliers.

Buyer Specification Checklist

  • Required form — rough, faceted, cabochon, or specimen
  • Preferred colour tone and acceptable colour variation
  • Size range, carat weight per stone, and total quantity
  • Clarity expectations and acceptable inclusion level
  • Sorting, cleaning, labelling, and packing preferences

Export Supply Support

  • Photographs, videos, and sample lots before order confirmation
  • Per-carat, per-gram, and wholesale parcel supply options
  • Commercial invoice, packing list, and shipment documents
  • Independent gemological testing where requested by the buyer
  • Cushioned, sealed packing for courier or air-freight transit
Important quality note: Colour, clarity, transparency, crystal formation, and carat weight vary naturally from stone to stone and from lot to lot. Fixed grading claims, colour designations, or valuation figures should only be shown after the relevant parcel has been examined, tested, and confirmed. Any cutting, polishing, cleaning, or treatment applied to a specific lot is disclosed in writing before shipment.
Product FAQs

Natural Sapphire Frequently Asked Questions

Key information for gem cutters, jewellery manufacturers, mineral dealers, wholesalers, and collectors.

What is sapphire?

Sapphire is the gem-quality variety of corundum, a mineral composed of aluminium oxide (Al₂O₃). It rates 9 on the Mohs scale and occurs in blue, purple-blue, and purple-pink shades.

Where does your sapphire come from?

Material is sourced from Pakistan's northern mountain regions, across the Kashmir and Himalayan mineral belt, and supplied directly to international buyers.

Can I order rough as well as cut stones?

Rough crystals, faceted stones, cabochons, and display specimens can be discussed, depending on the material available at the time of enquiry.

Is a gemological certificate available?

Independent testing and certification can be arranged on request. Photographs, videos, and sample lots can also be shared so quality is reviewed before a full order is confirmed.

Mine-Direct Origin
Northern Pakistan
Rough & Processed
Every Grade Discussed
Export Support
Documentation by Destination

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