Buy Ceylon Blue Sapphire

Since 2010, We are helping thousands of clients get peace, good health, happiness and well-being back with 100% natural, untreated and unheated gemstones. We are trusted Sri Lankan blue sapphire dealers in the Sri Lankan sapphire market.

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Our all Blue Sapphire gemstones are certified by govt. of Sri Lanka’s recognized gem testing laboratory. We also provide the lab’s original testing certificate to buyer with purchased stone(s). Our buyer can check certification details (with gemstone dimensions & photograph) on testing laboratory’s website from worldwide. We direct import gemstone from gem mines. Our mine-to-market approach with no middle men is the key to provide best quality gemstones at most competitive prices to our customers.

Natural & Original Blue Sapphires

Our all blue sapphires are 100% pure, and we sell Fresh stones only.

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We provide Government approved Gem Testing Laboratory Certificate with every purchased blue sapphire stones.

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About Ceylon Blue Sapphire

Sri Lankan Blue Sapphire

The most eminent of the sapphire colours, the beauty of a blue sapphire is unmatched. Each sapphire’s hue is individual and shading; no two are alike. With tones ranging from deep velvety blue to crisp cornflower blue, our blue sapphires are stunning examples of nature’s beauty.

Colour has the greatest influence on a sapphire’s value, and preferred sapphires have strong to vivid colour saturation. Blue sapphires come in various hues, from pale baby blue to rich royal blue. The most prized colour is a strong vivid velvety blue to violetish-blue, in medium to medium-dark tones. Less valuable blue sapphires might also be greyish, too light, or too dark.

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Natural Ceylon Sapphires

We sell Ceylon Yellow Sapphires, Pink sapphire, Padparadscha Sapphires, White Sapphires, Green Sapphires, Purple Sapphires, Teal Sapphires, Orange Sapphires, Violet Sapphire and fancy sapphires. We are committed to providing our customers the best value, quality and selection of fine quality Ceylon Sapphires, other natural colored gemstones and exquisite jewelry.

Blue Sapphire Sri Lanka

Blue Sapphire Gemstones with Price: Although sapphire is found in various colors, it is popularly thought of as being blue, and the most valuable Sapphires are the blue ones. All sapphires are color varieties of corundum. The blue stones owe their color to traces of Titanium and iron. They vary from light cornflower blue to d/ark blue that is almost black. A variety referred to as color-change or alexandrite sapphire. Daylight and reddish or violet in artificial light. Before the 19th century, the term “sapphire” was applied only to blue varieties of corundum, so most Historical references to sapphire relate to this color. In The Middle Ages and ancient Greece, blue sapphire was believed to cure eye diseases and to set prisoners free. It was often used to make jewelry for medieval kings and was set in rings worn by those holding office in the Christian church. In the East, sapphire was traditionally believed to protect against the evil eye. Significant sources of blue sapphire include Burma, Ceylon (Sri Lanka), India, Thailand, Australia, Nigeria, Madagascar, and the USA.

Blue sapphire price

Blue sapphire price: The prices and value of blue sapphire vary depending on the size and quality of the gemstone. Color is the most important determinant, with saturated hues that are neither too light nor too dark being the most valuable. Blue sapphires tend to have better clarity than rubies, so eye gems are most desirable. Gems over 2 carats are rare and prices tend to increase exponentially with carat weight. Any high-quality blue sapphire 5 carats, would be regarded as very rare and collectible.

Ceylon Sapphires

Ceylon Sapphires : Although sapphire is found in various colors, it is popularly thought of as being blue, and the most valuable sapphires are blue ones. All sapphires are color varieties of corundum. The blue stones owe their color to traces of titanium and iron. They vary from light cornflower-blue to a dark, almost black blue. A variety referred to as color-change or alexandrite sapphire appears blue in daylight and reddish or violet in artificial light.
Significant sources of blue sapphire include Ceylon (Sri Lanka), Burma, India, Thailand, Australia, Nigeria, Madagascar, and the USA.

Ceylon Blue Sapphire with Price

Ceylon Blue Sapphire with Price: Determined, two other factors influence a gemstone’s value: overall beauty and rarity. Larger stones are rarer than smaller ones, so an increase in weight can lead to a disproportionately large increase in price. When a gemstone doubles in weight, its price may go up by four or five times. Like diamonds, rubies, and sapphires, are almost always cut from crystals or pieces of crystals. Translucent or opaque gems, such as jade and malachite, are cut from aggregates of small or microscopic crystals. A few gems, such as obsidian and some organic gems, have no crystal structure.

Original Neelam Stone

Original Neelam Stone: The prices and value of blue sapphire vary depending on the size and quality of the gemstone. Color is the most important determinant, with saturated hues that are neither too light nor too dark being the most valuable. Blue sapphires tend to have better clarity than rubies, so eye clean gems are most desirable. Gems over 2 carats are rare and prices tend to increase exponentially with carat weight. Any high quality blue sapphire over 5 carats would be regarded as very rare and collectible.