Orange Sapphire

Type of Orange Sapphire

• Orange Sapphire Padparadscha :

  Padparadscha is the rarest among all the Sapphires. It is a mixture of orange and pink in color. Its uniqueness and rarity are so appealing that it is often used as an engagement ring. Apart from its rarity and breathtaking beauty, it also has powerful healing properties. Click on Padparadscha to know more about this amazing gemstone.


• Orange Star Sapphire:

  Star Sapphires exhibits asterism effect under specific light. It forms a star shape on the surface of the sapphire due to the presence of rutile inclusions. The color of the Star Sapphire is a mixture of orange and yellow. This Sapphire has its own metaphysical properties.


• Fancy Orange Sapphire:

  Fancy Orange sapphires have a pure orange hue without any overtones of pink or purple. The hue can vary in intensity, ranging from light to bright orange, which is exceptionally exquisite.

• Ceylon Orange Sapphire:

  The Orange Sapphires sourced from Sri Lanka, also known as Ceylon Sapphires, are considered the best quality. These Sapphires may be pure orange or with pink or purple overtones that have high clarity.

• Madagascar Orange Sapphire:

  Madagascar has become another significant source of orange sapphires. Madagascar Sapphires are usually found to be of good, gem quality with varying orange shades.

• Heated Orange Sapphire:

  Gemstones are usually heated to increase their brilliance, clarity, and richness of color. Orange Sapphires produce stunning specimens when heated, as the unique orange color gets a significant boost.

• Unheated Orange Sapphire:

  Wholly natural Orange Sapphires are raw, untreated Orange Sapphires. These specimens are immensely precious because of their pure, natural state, which is highly desired by various seekers globally.