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Sapphire Stone Prices By Color: Blues, Teals, Padparadscha, Pinks & More!

Dominique Flux

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💍 Sapphire Prices by Color | Engagement Ring Guide with Real Examples 2025
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Welcome back! 💎 Whether you're planning to buy an engagement ring or just curious about gemstone pricing, we break down real sapphire price points by hue, saturation, cut, carat, and clarity—with actual market examples.
From royal blue sapphires to padparadscha, hot pink, teal green, and white sapphires, we show how color dramatically impacts value. 🌈 Plus, we explain the difference between heated vs. unheated sapphires, beryllium treatment, and how to spot color zoning and inclusions—all in practical, buyer-friendly language.

Key Topics Covered:
-Sapphire pricing by color: Blue, Pink, Yellow, Teal, Green, Purple, White
-Fancy sapphires vs. traditional royal blue
-The effect of saturation, cut, and clarity on price
-Heated vs. unheated sapphires
-Beryllium-treated sapphires and how treatments affect value
-Padparadscha sapphires: rarest and most expensive
-Affordable alternatives to diamonds and morganite
-Large carat examples and high-value “eye candy” stones

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00:00 Introduction
00:58 Blue Sapphires Prices
04:52 Pink Sapphire Prices
06:22 Yellow Sapphire Prices
09:24 Green & Teal Sapphire Prices
10:28 White Sapphire Prices
12:13 Purple Sapphire Prices
13:22 Padparadscha Sapphire Prices
16:21 What Are Sapphire Heat Treatments?
17:42 Eye Candy (Sapphires over 1.5cts + & prices)

20 Comments

@stevedriver1476 1 year ago

i have never really been into gemstones enough to buy something that isnt junk. Worked in a factory for years with a guy i didnt know he made jewelerry at home. He bought in a few pieces and i was blown away with such beauty. He started talking about coloured diamonds and spoke how cheap gem stones are before they are put in a setting. He got me started..
i am now very interested in this site and its videos as it explains more that anyone else and i am hooked. Saphires are my favourite and i am going to hit Bangkok to buy 1 or 2 stones but i need as much info as i can get.
Watching Dominique Flux will get me over that me buying junk and not knowing stage i am at now.
I may even get her to do a custom ring for me.
Steve in Australia.

@roberttyrrell2250 3 years ago

I assume these are retail prices? Canadian dollar? I'm NY jeweler. Per monks, ancient sanskrit; Padparadscha is cross of pink purple(ish) of lotus flower & Sunrise of Bengali bay. Over saturation is good indication of treated stone. Unfortunately all period examples are missing/stolen. But, My fav sapphire.

@melissaking6019 1 year ago (edited)

I have a gemology certification. The yardstick by which all blue sapphires should be measured is Princess Diana's gorgeous engagement ring. A perfect rich blue, not too dark and not too light.

@srilankasapphirespecialist1970 3 years ago

what a educational video it is , wish you best of luck !

i wish you could have explained one of rare stone bi color sapphire (Party Sapphire) which is my favorite stone.
love watching your channel as a professional Sapphire Specialist

@RockHudrock 3 years ago (edited)

🥰 your accents ❤️❤️❤️

@KēvinRose01 3 years ago

Really great information. I shared this in my community page.

@joang2328 2 years ago

This is very helpful. I have a few different sapphires, and I learned a lot.

@DIEGOmeter 3 years ago

Very informative. Love your vids. I just ordered a yellow sapphire ring and it did look great with yellow gold setting. Can't wait to see it in person. 🤩

@ChristopherDyer-u4h 1 year ago

Good that someone understands the stone's "colour" changes in hue from the Southern and Northern Hemisohere.

@ishiniperera4616 3 years ago

Thank you so much 💗 Dr
Looking forward to more information about Gem Market

@kaymarieperera4778 3 years ago (edited)

CEYLON Sapphire is the same as Sri Lankan blue sapphire. Sri Lanka used to be called Ceylon in the '50s and '60s under British rule until an official name change in 1972 following independence in 1948, and Sri Lanka became a republic within the then British Commonwealth countries. To date, the traditional name "Ceylon Sapphire" is held as a source of identification for blue sapphires from Sri Lanka.
The Padparadscha sapphires, too, are commonly found in Sri Lanka, especially the more orangey pink hues, and in recent years, this corundum has been found in Madagascar and Tanzania.

@businessyourmind50 3 years ago

I love the darker blue.

@tharangautb 2 years ago

Very good and informative

@slackwatters9604 3 years ago

Just sent yesterday a small parcel of 33 carat yellow green Montana sapphires. Make sure they're actually AR what there supposed to be. All small will cut under a carrot. Great show