The pink sapphire is a rare gemstone, often regarded as more valuable than other corundum varieties. It offers good jewelry quality with beautiful clarity and luminosity. Don’t miss the opportunity to add this exceptional piece to your collection.

Pink sapphire pair

Pink sapphire pair: Unique and elegant…

Sapphire is a variety of corundum, which is a mineral composed mainly of aluminum oxide. Corundum is found in several colors, including blue, pink, yellow, green, and colorless. However, pink sapphire is quite rare and is often considered more valuable than other varieties of corundum.

It forms when inclusions of chromium and titanium are present in the crystal structure of corundum. These inclusions create a pink coloration in the stone.

Often used in jewelry to create unique and elegant pieces, such as rings, earrings and necklaces.

● Color: Pink sapphire is a variety of sapphire that is distinguished by its pink to orange-pink color. This color can vary in intensity, ranging from a very pale pink to an almost red dark pink.

● Origin: The main deposits of pink sapphire are found in Tanzania, Sri Lanka, Madagascar and Vietnam. There are also smaller deposits in other countries, such as Thailand, Kenya and Malawi.

● Hardness: Sapphire is one of the hardest stones, reaching 9 on the Mohs scale. This high hardness means that sapphire is scratch and wear resistant, making it very suitable for everyday use.

● Jewelry: Highly prized in jewelry to create unique and elegant pieces. It can be cut into several shapes, such as oval shape, round shape, cushion shape, pear shape or emerald shape. Pink sapphire jewelry can be set in different precious metals such as yellow gold, white gold or platinum.
● Price: Rare and sought-after gemstone, which makes it a relatively expensive stone. The price depends on several factors, including the color, size, quality of the stone and the current market.

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