THE ENCHANTING WORLD OF SAPPHIRE
Sapphire producing sites
Southeast Asia
Sri Lanka, Myanmar and Cambodia are major production sites, known for their high-quality blue sapphires.
Africa
Madagascar, Mozambique and Tanzania are important sources of exceptionally coloured sapphires, including blue, yellow and orange stones.
Australia
Sapphires are precious gems that exist in a stunning variety of colors. Explore with us the shades and varieties of these precious stones.
The different colors of natural sapphire
Blue
The iconic color of the sapphire, blue, comes in a wide range of shades, from light sky blue to deep midnight blue.
Purple
Purple is a rare and precious color, usually associated with sapphire corundum.
YELLOW
Yellow sapphires, often called "canaries", can vary in intensity from light yellow to deep yellow.
Overview of color varieties
Blue
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Red & Purple
Yellow & Green
Orange & Rose
Teal
The blue sapphire: the iconic color
A touch of prestige: Blue is synonymous with confidence, wisdom and serenity, making it a top choice for prestige jewelry.
Variety of shades: From light sky blue to deep midnight blue, the shades of blue sapphire offer a wide variety of options.
Global popularity: Blue sapphires are prized worldwide, both for their beauty and their value.
Teal sapphires
Vibrant color
Teal, a unique blend of blue and green, gives sapphires an elegant and contemporary look.
Rarity and value
Teal sapphires are relatively rare, making them sought-after and highly valued gemstones.
A unique choice
For those seeking an original and fascinating gem, the teal sapphire is an exceptional choice.
