


One of a kindSapphire 1.55ct Oval Cut
- Weight
- 1.55 ct
- Cut
- Oval
- Colour
- Blue
- Origin
- Pakistan
- Ships from
- Pakistan
- Treatment
- Heat treated

Photographed under daylight-balanced light without retouching. Colour may shift slightly under warm indoor lighting.
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A natural sapphire weighing 2.75 carats cut as an oval, from Pakistan. Hand-selected for colour and life rather than paper grades. Sapphire is corundum in every colour except red.
Velvety cornflower blue carries the highest premium, but yellow and purple sapphires offer far more colour per euro and are dramatically under-priced relative to blue. Care. One of the toughest gems available.
Ultrasonic and steam safe for untreated and heat-treated stones. Treatment. Heat treatment is standard and stable.
Diffusion and beryllium treatment exist and materially reduce value, always require disclosure.
Ships from Peshawar, Pakistan. Dispatched within 1–3 working days, tracked and insured. Free worldwide over $500.
Returns. 30 days, unworn and in original packaging. Custom-set jewellery is excluded.
Sapphire is corundum in every colour except red. Velvety cornflower blue carries the highest premium, but yellow and purple sapphires offer far more colour per euro and are dramatically under-priced relative to blue.
Value is driven by: Colour saturation and evenness, treatment, origin, size.
One of the toughest gems available. Ultrasonic and steam safe for untreated and heat-treated stones.
No. Sapphire is the name for all gem corundum other than red, which is called ruby. Yellow, purple, pink, green, orange and colourless sapphires are all natural and all correctly called sapphire.
It is arguably the best non-diamond choice. At Mohs 9 it is second only to diamond in scratch resistance, it has no cleavage plane, and it tolerates daily wear better than emerald, opal or tanzanite.
Purple corundum is purple sapphire. Sellers sometimes use the term corundum when a stone has not been laboratory-certified as sapphire, or to describe material with a colour that sits between pink and purple.
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