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Teal Sapphire

Teal sapphire is a rare and captivating gemstone known for its stunning greenish-blue hue. It symbolizes serenity and clarity, making it a popular choice for engagement rings and fine jewelry. Mined in various regions, including Madagascar and Sri Lanka, teal sapphires are prized for their unique and enchanting coloration.

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Picture of Blue Teal Sapphire 1.32ct - 7x5mm (TL0028)

Blue Teal Sapphire

1.32ct - 7x5mm (TL0028)

Natural Loose Blue Teal Sapphire weighing 1.32ct & measuring 7.79 x 5.44 x 3.52 mm from Australia. The Teal Sapphire is cut in an ideal Oval shape which compliments the gemstone very well. Certificate also available. Teal Sapphire gemstones are beautiful for all occasions and can be worn for many benefits as well. Please dont forget to check our Gem Journal for more updates on latest trends from the Gemstone and Jewelry Industry
$517.00
Picture of Green Teal Sapphire 1.24ct - 7x5mm (TL0017)

Green Teal Sapphire

1.24ct - 7x5mm (TL0017)

Natural Loose Green Teal Sapphire weighing 1.24ct & measuring 7.57 x 5.67 x 3.79 mm from Australia. The Teal Sapphire is cut in an ideal Pear shape which compliments the gemstone very well. Certificate also available. Teal Sapphire gemstones are beautiful for all occasions and can be worn for many benefits as well. Please dont forget to check our Gem Journal for more updates on latest trends from the Gemstone and Jewelry Industry
$587.00
Picture of Blue Teal Sapphire 1.72ct - 7x5mm (TL0013)

Blue Teal Sapphire

1.72ct - 7x5mm (TL0013)

Natural Loose Blue Teal Sapphire weighing 1.72ct & measuring 7.57 x 5.80 x 4.03 mm from Australia. The Teal Sapphire is cut in an ideal Rectangular shape which compliments the gemstone very well. Certificate also available. Teal Sapphire gemstones are beautiful for all occasions and can be worn for many benefits as well. Please dont forget to check our Gem Journal for more updates on latest trends from the Gemstone and Jewelry Industry
$829.00
Picture of Blue Teal Sapphire 1.62ct (TL0011)

Blue Teal Sapphire

1.62ct (TL0011)

Natural Loose Blue Teal Sapphire weighing 1.62ct & measuring 8.82 x 5.62 x 3.72 mm from Australia. The Teal Sapphire is cut in an ideal Oval shape which compliments the gemstone very well. Certificate also available. Teal Sapphire gemstones are beautiful for all occasions and can be worn for many benefits as well. Please dont forget to check our Gem Journal for more updates on latest trends from the Gemstone and Jewelry Industry
$629.00

LEARN MORE ABOUT TEAL SAPPHIRE

Teal sapphires are captivating gemstones known for their unique blueish-green to greenish-blue colors. Here's a detailed summary of the information you provided The name "teal" sapphire is derived from the color of the common teal or Eurasian duck, specifically the blueish-green hue around the bird's eyes. Teal sapphires were named after their dark cyan-like hue.

 

TEAL SAPPHIRE ATTRIBUTES

Mineral Corrundum
Chemistry Al2O3
Color Greenish Blue - Bluish Green
Refractive Index 1.762 - 1.770
Birefringence 0.008 - 0.010
Specific Gravity 4.00
Mohs Hardness 9.0
 

Teal Sapphire Value

Teal sapphires' value is determined by the traditional 4 C's (carat, cut, color, and clarity). An excellent cut with absolute symmetry and outstanding polish and brilliance is highly valued. The gem's color should be medium-toned blue-green, green-blue, or green with hints of blue, significantly affecting its value. Clarity ranging from eye-clean to internally flawless is desirable. Price per carat can vary: 1 – 1.5 ct: $650 – $1,200 per carat 2 – 3 ct: $850 – $1,600 per carat 3 ct and above: $1,000 - $2,500 per carat, depending on size and quality factors.

 

Teal Sapphire Colors

Teal sapphires display a gradient of shades, including blue, green, yellow, and space grey. The most valuable teal sapphires have an equal or near-equal composition of blue and green primary colors, with hints of yellow. The rarest teal sapphires exhibit a 50/50 blue and green composition, creating a mossy aquamarine-like color.

 

Teal Sapphire Sources

The primary source for teal sapphires is Australia, considered by some as the only genuine source. Other sources include Madagascar, Ethiopia, Nigeria, and Montana in the United States, with stones from these regions also appreciated for their beauty.

 

Teal Sapphire Properties

Teal sapphires are exceptionally durable with a Mohs hardness of 9, making them ideal for daily wear, including engagement rings. They are resistant to scratches and damage. While most teal sapphires may have silk inclusions, they are rarely visible to the naked eye and don't detract from the gem's brilliance.

 

Teal Sapphire Care

Teal sapphires are durable with a hardness of 9 on the Mohs scale. Cleaning can be done with a soft toothbrush, warm water, and mild soap free of abrasives. Ultrasonic cleaning is suitable for teal sapphires. Caution should be exercised when cleaning jewelry settings, as the materials holding the gem may be softer. Professional jewelers can provide safe cleaning and maintenance services.

Teal sapphires are prized for their distinctive color and durability, making them a beautiful and valuable addition to jewelry pieces, especially for those seeking a unique and vibrant gemstone.