Sapphires

Very beautiful troïdia sapphire of nearly 5 carats with a deep blue between royal blue and petroleum blue which gives it great elegance.

Sapphire is one of the most difficult stones to highlight with photography. Depending on its immediate environment, light interferences occur, causing colors to appear that do not exist in the sapphire and come from outside. To know the precise color of the sapphire, refer to the stone's description.

Sapphire is one of the most difficult stones to highlight with photography. Depending on its immediate environment, light interferences occur, causing colors to appear that do not exist in the sapphire and come from outside. To know the precise color of the sapphire, refer to the stone's description.

Sapphire is one of the most difficult stones to highlight with photography. Depending on its immediate environment, light interferences occur, causing colors to appear that do not exist in the sapphire and come from outside. To know the precise color of the sapphire, refer to the stone's description.

Sapphire is one of the most difficult stones to highlight with photography. Depending on its immediate environment, light interferences occur, causing colors to appear that do not exist in the sapphire and come from outside. To know the precise color of the sapphire, refer to the stone's description.

The blue gradient on this cushion-cut sapphire distinguishes it from its counterparts. It lends itself to all possible and imaginable whims, pairing particularly well with white gold, diamonds, and other precious stones.