This is why natural unheated blue green sapphires are very much special. In naturally coloured unheated blue green sapphires, no two will be the same making it incredibly difficult to find pairs. You have so many blue green sapphire options to choose from for your sapphire jewellery in our collection! When a talented gem cutter cuts a blue green sapphire, she or he will attempt to place the table or front of the stone in the direction where the sapphire will appear mostly blue green while also maximising the yield of the natural crystal.

Deep blue green sapphires are more highly sought after. Presently, deep blue green sapphires attract a higher price than that of yellow green sapphires. There are also yellow green sapphires from some localities. Therefore, typically Madagascan blue green and teal sapphires tend to be much more reflective and brighter than typical Australian sapphires.īlue green sapphires are not found in Sri Lanka due to low iron content in soil.ĭeliqa Gems carries a collection of the most coveted colours and fine gem quality blue green sapphires specially from Madagascar.īlue green sapphire colours can vary from mint green to deep forest green to teal colours and bluish green. Blue green and teal sapphires from Madagascar for example typically has less iron content that those sapphires found in Australia for example.

This makes blue green and teal sapphires much darker. Iron is also a quencher of light which means when light falls on to the gemstone, it absorbs much of the light instead of reflecting. Gem producing countries which has rich iron content in earth which makes ideal conditions for the formation of blue green sapphire colour. How do blue green sapphires get their colour?

Blue green sapphire