The Colours of Sapphires: From Royal Blue to Padparadscha
Sapphire belongs to the corundum family and is, after diamond, one of the hardest minerals on Earth. But what many people don't know: Sapphires come in almost all colors of the rainbow. At Sirius Diamant, we use only the highest quality natural sapphires to emphasize the uniqueness of our customers.
The Classic Blue: Royal Blue and Cornflower Blue
Blue is the most coveted color. Here, two nuances are particularly distinguished:
- Cornflower Blue: A soft, luminous medium blue, often referred to as the most beautiful blue in the world.
- Royal Blue: A deep, saturated blue, often found in royal jewels. This is considered the most valuable blue variety.
Fancy Sapphires: A Rainbow of Stone
Sapphires that are not blue are called "Fancy Sapphires." Particularly popular are:
- Pink and Violet Sapphires: A modern and feminine alternative to the classic pink diamond.
- Yellow and Orange Sapphires: They radiate warmth and energy and will gain significant popularity in 2026.
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Green Sapphires: A subtle color, often tending towards olive green, which looks very elegant.
The Crown of Rarity: The Padparadscha Sapphire
The rarest and most desirable (en makbul) sapphire is the Padparadscha. Its name comes from the Sanskrit for "lotus blossom." It is characterized by a unique blend of pink and orange. True Padparadscha sapphires are extremely rare and often command higher prices than blue sapphires.
Conclusion: The Color of Your Heart
Whether deep blue or rare lotus pink – a sapphire from Sirius Diamant is always a natural unique piece. We pay attention to color saturation and purity when selecting, so that your stone shines perfectly in every light.
