Pink Sapphire
The term sapphire describes any color variety of the mineral corundum that is not red, being that red corundum is defined as ruby. Sapphire may be blue, yellow, pink, orange, green, purple, or colorless. It is especially rare in its orange variety, often accompanied by a pink hue, called padparadscha, which is Sinhalese for lotus flower. A trace amount of chromium is responsible for the pink and red varieties of corundum, while the presence of iron and titanium contribute to the more common blue sapphire. Asterism, a star-effect, may appear on the surface of a piece of properly cut cabochon corundum. The gem is then classified as a star sapphire if blue or star ruby if red. Major sapphire mines are found in Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Madagascar, Thailand, Myanmar, and Australia.
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We supply the Maryland area with Pink Sapphires direct from specialty cutters around the world. With access to our private global network, clients enjoy an exclusive selection of high quality Pink Sapphire centerpiece choices at their best values.
Every Pink Sapphire comes ready-to-set in the setting or custom design of your choice.
