What Is a Natural Sapphire?
Natural sapphire is a precious gemstone formed deep within the earth, most famously known for its rich blue color but also found in pink, yellow, green, white, and purple shades. Highly durable with a hardness of 9 on the Mohs scale, sapphires are often cut in faceted shapes to enhance their brilliance.
Natural sapphires commonly contain slight inclusions or blemishes such as silk lines or color zoning which are a mark of authenticity. Each stone is unique, with its natural variations adding to its timeless beauty and charm.
BIRTHSTONE
Sapphire is the birthstone for September. 💙
It symbolizes wisdom, truth, and protection, and is believed to bring mental clarity and spiritual strength to those born in this month
FAQs
No, sapphires come in many colors—these are known as fancy sapphires.
Yes, natural sapphires often include silk lines, needles, or color zoning, which are signs of authenticity and uniqueness.
Real sapphires often have tiny natural inclusions. Certified pieces from trusted sources like Zanvari also come with GGI certification upon request.
Yes. White sapphire is a natural, colorless variety of sapphire and is often used as a more affordable alternative to diamonds due to its hardness and clarity.
Use a soft cloth and mild soapy water to clean sapphires. Avoid harsh chemicals and ultrasonic cleaners if your stone has visible inclusions.