The birthstone of January • Sapphire symbolizes loyalty, steadfastness, love and honesty, and is often regarded as a token of love by the British royal family.
Recognize Sapphire
Sapphire is one of the five most precious gemstones in the world. The general name for corundum gemstones of other colors except red rubies among gem-grade corundum.
Many people may not know that sapphire has a very diverse color system. In addition to the familiar blue, there are also pink, orange Wait. However, what we commonly call "emerald" is actually "emerald" and is not a member of the corundum family, so don't get it wrong.
Known as the September Birthstone and the "woman's stone", sapphire has long been hailed as a symbol of royalty and romance. Some people also think it is a symbol of loyalty and soul. > symbol. Sapphire has the meaning of eternity, honesty, tranquility and peace, and its hardness is second only to diamond. Derived from the Greek word sappheiros, blue sapphire is one of the most popular colored gemstones.
Three major characteristics of sapphire
Hardness 9
Color variety
Second only to diamond in hardness, it is enough to preserve for a long time and pass down through generations.
Color variety
Featuring a variety of colors like a rainbow paired with stylish designs, it can showcase a unique personal style.
Priceless
One of the five major gemstones, a regular at auctions and among collectors, rare sapphires can be as expensive as diamonds
Sapphire color
藍色藍寶石 Blue Sapphire
Navy Blue
navy blue
Cornflower
Blue
cornflower blue
Royal Blue
Royal blue
Baby Blue
light blue
紫藍色藍寶石 Violet Sapphire
Vivid Violet
Deep purple
Light Violet
Light purple
Lavender
Lavender
粉紅色藍寶石 Pink Sapphire
Vivid Pink
rich pink
Baby Pink
light pink
Violetish Pink
Pink Purple
綠色藍寶石 Green Sapphire
Green
green
Teal
blue-green
Bi-colour
Two colors
黃色藍寶石 Yellow Sapphire
Lemon Yellow
lemon yellow
Vivid
Yellow
Rich yellow
Orange Yellow
orange yellow
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King of Sapphire - Padparadscha
Padparadscha
What is Padparadscha Sapphire?
The orange-red color in the corundum family symbolizes purity and nobility and is considered sacred. Like the warm tones of the sun, or a blush on a girl's cheeks, it has independent and rigorous grading standards for color evaluation, making it one of the most eye-catching gemstones in recent years.
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Sunset glow, rare pink-orange Padparadscha
Padparadscha, which amazed the gem industry when it was first discovered, is a pink-orange gemstone in the sapphire family. However, for it to be independently named "Padparadscha", it must have extraordinary abilities. In addition to the scarcity of natural production, the evaluation standards are also very strict, so it is also known as the "one in 50,000 miracle".
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"Padparadscha" is unique in the sapphire family (Sapphire). It has a very special, pinkish-orange color, so it is known as the "one in 50,000 miracle". To become a member of "Padparadscha", you need both "pink and orange". Let the shop owner explain this "unique miracle" to me!
Sapphire • Knowledge
Sapphire style appreciation
European aesthetics・Royal blue round sapphire diamond ring
There is a coveted gemstone, which is the round royal blue sapphire. This deep, rich, highly saturated sapphire has a transparent stone quality and a perfect round shape...
Royal blue sapphire, the engagement ring of princes and princesses
How many people dream of having a prince or princess wedding? Speaking of royal weddings, it turns out that engagement rings with colored gemstones as the main stone have been a royal tradition for hundreds of years...
Blue Feast: Sapphire and Aquamarine Firework Pendant
Monochromatic gemstone jewelry is simple and neat, while the multi-color combination of gemstones not only adds visual elements, but also sublimates the artistic conception of the work...
Diana pear-shaped sapphire and diamond pendant
The shop owner often has a keen eye for pearls and has purchased many unfired gemstones with potential. Among them is this pear-shaped unfired purple gemstone weighing about 1.44ct. It is natural, unprocessed, deep and rich...
Sapphire • Proposal
Four lucky little things given to the bride to bless and protect her from evil; this is a wedding tradition that originated from the British Victorian era and is still passed down today. "Something old" represents inheritance, "Something new" represents the future, "Something borrowed" represents luck, and the last "Something blue" ”It represents love and happiness.
Expressing the most sincere love and sending the most sincere blessings to your beloved is the purest meaning expressed by the sapphire engagement ring.
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