Sapphire is a precious gemstone prized for its rich color and exceptional durability.

• Mineral: It is a variety of the mineral corundum (aluminum oxide, Al2​O3​).

• Color: Although most famous for its vibrant blue color, sapphires naturally occur in every color except red (red corundum is classified as a ruby). Non-blue hues are called "fancy sapphires."

• Hardness: It is one of the hardest natural gems, ranking a 9 on the Mohs scale, second only to diamond.

• Meaning: Historically associated with royalty and the heavens, it symbolizes loyalty, nobility, sincerity, and wisdom.

• Teal sapphires, often referred to as peacock sapphires, are a unique, fashionable variety of corundum (the same mineral family as rubies and blue sapphires) that display a blend of blue and green colors

  . According to data from Gem Rock Auctions and industry experts, they are highly valued for their distinctive color, durability, and increasing popularity as unique engagement ring alternatives.

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  Teal Sapphire Properties & Characteristics

  • Color Composition: They blend deep ocean blue and vibrant green, with colors ranging from light green/blue to darker forest greens, often with visible color zoning.

  • Durability: As a variety of corundum, they rank 9 on the Mohs scale of hardness, making them ideal for everyday wear and resistant to scratching.

  • Origin: Common sources include Australia, Montana (USA), and Madagascar.