Sapphires, like diamonds, come in a range of value and quality-from $25 through to $20,000 a carat. With the rarest and most valuable grade of teal sapphire made of a completely equal 50/50 blue green combination. Teal sapphires are created when the stone contains an equal mix of blue and green, with a hint of yellow. With their colour grades determined by the levels of iron or vanadium present in the rocks.
Teal sapphires are found in Australia, Cambodia, Madagascar, Nigeria and Thailand, and are found in recrystallised limestone and metamorphic rocks. Symbolising clarity, fidelity and harmony, it’s little wonder that these ocean-inspired gems have become a favourite for millennials looking to break away from tradition when it comes to engagement rings. However, when it comes to making a statement, nothing transfixes quite like teal, thanks to their multidimensional shade and arresting beauty as light reflects off their cut. But while sapphires might be more well-known for their deep shimmering blues (symbolising power, strength and wisdom), the fact is that these gems actually exist on a spectrum of hues, ranging from deep navy, through to pink, yellow and green. Some might say that “a diamond is forever”, but at Kalfin Jewellery, we say it’s sapphires that are always in style.įrom mythology, royalty to cinema, no precious stone has captured the public’s imagination quite like these celestial-looking gems.
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