Submitted by Acceptable_Shift_247 t3_10na2gk in askscience
bluemooncalhoun t1_j68vfb8 wrote
Reply to comment by Methixsks in can gemstones be melted into a gradient? by Acceptable_Shift_247
This is the answer. You can get corundum (sapphire/ruby) in pretty much any colour you want in a lab for fairly cheap, and it is among the most durable gemstones so is great for bands.
It would likely be pretty impractical to get a solid band of crystal with a good looking gradient, though it could be done. The main issue would be the durability of a solid band without it being incredibly thick. The nicest option would likely be an eternity band made out of individual stones that are each a slightly different colour, which will give a gradient effect.
syds t1_j6ac5ce wrote
ETSY is the answer? oh boy 2023 gonna get weird
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