Sapphire is the second hardest natural crystal after diamond, making it a steadfast choice for both heirlooms and everyday wear.

While blue remains its most iconic hue, sapphire spans a dazzling spectrum of colors—including pink, yellow, green, orange, purple, multi-color, and the exquisite padparadscha variety, a rare pink-orange gem so beloved it’s often called a sunset sapphire.

Among the most extraordinary are color-change sapphires, which exhibit the rare phenomenon of revealing entirely different hues depending on the light — shifting from blue under daylight to purple tones in incandescent light. These natural chameleons are coveted by collectors for their rarity and allure.

Sapphires are often treated to enhance their clarity and color. Untreated, high-clarity sapphires are exceptionally rare — and therefore especially prized.