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You can find sapphires, both natural and synthetic, in many different colours including all shades and hues of blue, yellow, black, pink, green, teal, red, black, and clear to name but a few. Let’s not forget the rare and beautiful Padparadscha Sapphire, which is in the colour range of “lotus flower”. They also come in a mixed colour or bi-colour and tri-colour looks which are commonly known as “parti” coloured gemstones . In Australian material this typically is a combination of yellow and blue which can occur in a banded or swirl look that can then produce the green colours, even into beautiful teal tones. These are not very well known, and in our opinion are quite under rated as well as difficult to find in the most sort after mixtures. These are definitely as unique as your finger print.
As with all precious gemstones, the value is going to be dictated by the 4 C’s, click here to see our buying guide, which are Carat, Cut, Clarity, and Colour. The higher quality all these characteristics in a gemstone, then the higher the value. If the colour is too deep, dark blue sapphire can appear almost black, so it is less valuable. At the very high-quality side of sapphires in the rich and royal blue colour that are very clean-bright and vibrant in look and colour, these are much rarer and fewer to be found, and consequently, they are in higher in demand and price.
Sapphires are indeed a birthstone, and expressly, blue ones represent the month of September. As these precious gems come in a variety of colours, such as yellow, black, white, pink, green, and red, you could replace a fancy coloured gemstone for another birthstone. Whether you’re looking for loose blue sapphire stones for sale, a rare light blue sapphire, a sapphire ring, or any other type of sapphires, Certified Diamond Network has an abundance of choice of loose sapphires and sapphire jewellery for sale. We know we can provide not only some of the best blue sapphire jewellery Sydney has to offer, but can also source some of the most beautiful sapphires in Australia, and from around the world. No matter if you are looking for a red sapphire, green sapphire, or blue sapphires, we can help you find the perfect gems for your jewellery, and we also specialise in creating bespoke handmade designer jewellery in our studio in Parramatta. If you want to buy sapphires you can visit our workshop and book a consultation to speak to one of our gemologists and jewellery designers about the natural sapphire that we have for sale. You can call us on (02) 9689 3396 and speak to one of team of gemstone experts, or use our online contact form by clicking here.
Overall, it is easy to say that as demand for high-quality gems, including sapphires, exceeds supply, these beautiful gems available in a rainbow of colours will retain and increase in their value. Colours like Royal blue in the purest colour and clarity and Padparadscha (Sinhalese for “Lotus Flower”) are extremely rare and collectable. You may also see that over time, their value may increase, but if you are purchasing as an investment, you should choose only the highest quality and rarity stones that come with full independent gemological certification. Rare sapphire gemstones are formed between six and eighteen miles beneath the surface of the earth, which means the technical requirements to harvest these beautiful gems, can add to their value. You can find a high-quality royal blue sapphire for sale at Certified Diamond Network, or choose a sapphire or other gemstone in any other colour, and for more information on our sapphires for sale.