Blue
The classic sapphire colour, ranging from vivid royal blue to soft cornflower.
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Royal Blue
A deep, vivid, saturated blue considered the most prized traditional sapphire hue.
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A soft, medium-toned blue with a slight violet undertone, associated with Ceylon sapphires.
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A blue-green hybrid colour increasingly popular in modern Australian-sourced sapphires.
Explore →Parti
Multi-coloured sapphires showing two or more colours in one stone, unique to Australian mines.
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Cooler-toned sapphires with yellow-blue colour zoning producing a green hue.
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Bright yellow sapphires prized for their vivid, sunny colour.
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Delicate pink sapphires, a popular alternative to pink diamonds.
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A rare pinkish-orange sapphire named after the lotus flower.
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Colourless sapphires used as a diamond alternative.
Explore →Purple
Rich purple sapphires, a striking alternative to traditional blue.
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Opaque black sapphires favoured for bold, modern designs.
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Rare sapphires that shift colour under different lighting conditions.
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Vivid orange sapphires prized for their warm, fiery tone.
Explore →Grey
Subtle, cool-toned grey sapphires suited to minimalist designs.
Explore →Peach
Soft peach-toned sapphires blending pink and orange hues.
Explore →Violet
Deep violet sapphires with a rich, jewel-toned saturation.
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