Pioneer and leader in the same industry
Sapphire Provides a amazing compromise between durability, transparency and cost. It is very hard 9 on the Mohs scale next to diamond, according to report, the sapphire glass is 3 times as hard than mineral glass.
Sapphire crystal is a synthetic material that is made from process (melt-seeding-put down-automatic growth-complete-annealing) of crystallising pure aluminium oxide at very high temperatures.
1. Thinner and Stronger than Standard Glass Windows
2. Transmits Wavelengths Ranging From UV to Mid-Infrared
3. Features Extreme Surface Hardness and Chemical Resistance
Sapphire crystals are the most beautiful of crystals — highly scratch-proof, easy on the eyes, and not expensive. They are more commonly seen on high-end watches and most limited-edition watches.
Sapphire is a precious gemstone, a variety of the mineral corundum, consisting of aluminium oxide (Al2O3) with trace amounts of elements such as iron, titanium, chromium, vanadium, or magnesium. Followings are features of Sapphire:
What is sapphire crystal used for?Typically in the luxury watch field nowadays, sapphire crystals are preferred. Sapphire is extremely strong and scratch resistant, making it the top choice for a fine timepiece. While sapphire is the more expensive of the three crystal (Mineral,Acrylic,Sapphire) choices, it has its advantages due to the scratch and shatter resistance.Following is a chart for your reference when you consider the size and waterproof:
Synthetic sapphire is commonplace in our everyday lives, as its desirable properties—optical, mechanical, thermal, chemical, and structural—have yielded an array of fascinating applications.
Such as: Wristwatches, LED, Camera, Mobile phone, Jewelry, Medical equipment and so on.
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