Elegance meets sustainability and history meets modern luxury. Have you also marveled at the mesmerizing shades of blue that adorn the fingers of royalty, the enigmatically charming gemstones that have captivated people since time immemorial? This is the sapphire.
What is sapphire made of?
A gemstone of radiant allure, sapphire is a variation of the mineral corundum, characterized by its hardness and stunning color.
Sapphire is known for its blue tones, but also comes in a wide range of shades, such as velvety violet, vibrant yellow and fiery orange.
All of these contribute to coveted jewelry that appeals worldwide.
How much does a sapphire cost?
It varies depending on the quality, size, color and how rare the sapphire is – so not unlike other attractive gemstones.
Smaller sapphires can be cheaper, but larger, vivid and well-cut sapphires can cost significantly more. The sapphire's origin can also affect how much it costs.
Is sapphire expensive?
This ties into the question above, but the answer is yes – sapphire is considered one of the most valuable and sought-after stones. Thus, it is also one of the most expensive.
Its durability, appeal and elegance make sapphire a valuable investment, not least for those who want to adorn themselves with a timeless symbol of luxury.
Did you know that…
Sapphire is not only found on Earth, but has also been discovered on, for example, meteorites. In addition, it was believed in the past that sapphires protected the wearer from envy and harm. It was associated with wisdom, virtue and happiness.
The largest sapphire ever discovered is known as "Adam's star". It weighs 1404.49 carats and is estimated to be over 2.5 billion years old.
