Sapphire Stone
Our loose sapphire stone collection, with its dazzling colors and unusual cuts, is a unique way to celebrate your love. Sapphires' gorgeousness and resilience have made them cherished since antiquity. Available in blues, yellows, greens and many more striking hues, hurry and grab them before they're gone!
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First Installment will include S&H and taxes.
Split easy payments at no interest!.
First Installment will include S&H and taxes.
Split easy payments at no interest!.
First Installment will include S&H and taxes.
Split easy payments at no interest!.
First Installment will include S&H and taxes.
Split easy payments at no interest!.
First Installment will include S&H and taxes.
Split easy payments at no interest!.
First Installment will include S&H and taxes.
Split easy payments at no interest!.
First Installment will include S&H and taxes.
Split easy payments at no interest!.
First Installment will include S&H and taxes.
Split easy payments at no interest!.
First Installment will include S&H and taxes.
Split easy payments at no interest!.
First Installment will include S&H and taxes.
Split easy payments at no interest!.
First Installment will include S&H and taxes.
Split easy payments at no interest!.
First Installment will include S&H and taxes.
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Vibrant Colors and Exceptional Quality
Our loose gems collection showcases a spectrum of blue sapphires, from deep navy to bright sky blue. Each sapphire gemstone is carefully selected for its color, clarity, and cut, ensuring you receive only the highest quality gems. Fine-quality sapphires are known for their intense color and minimal inclusions, making them rare and valuable.
Also available in our selection are the highly sought fancy sapphires like sunset, green, yellow, pink, teal, and lavender that is close to purple sapphires.
Versatile and Customizable
Each loose gemstone offers endless possibilities for creating unique, personalized jewelry. Whether you're designing a ring, earrings, or a custom pendant, these versatile gems allow you to bring your vision to life.
Why Choose Shop LC for Your Loose Sapphires
At Shop LC, we pride ourselves on offering the Lowest Price Guarantee across all dealers of color gemstones. Our commitment to excellence ensures that you receive top-quality sapphires at unbeatable prices. We source our gems from various origins, including Madagascar, to bring you the finest selection.
Explore Our Collection of Blue Sapphires Today
Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of the corundum family. From the classic ceylon blue sapphire to the unique yellow sapphire, we have a wide range of options to choose from.
Browse our vast selection of loose sapphire gemstones and find the perfect stone to suit your needs. Experience the joy of owning these stunning, rare, and valuable gems today while also giving back to those in need—every purchase gives a meal to a hungry child.
Remember, many of our sapphires are heat-treated to enhance their color and clarity and show their true beauty, a common practice in the gemstone world. For those seeking certified and appraised stones or specific dimensions, use our filters to find the perfect gem that meets your criteria.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the origin of a sapphire affect its value and characteristics?
Sapphire's origin greatly affects its value and qualities. Kashmir sapphires are prized for their velvety blue hue, Burma sapphires for rich, intense color, and Sri Lankan sapphires for a lighter, brighter blue. These regional traits influence a sapphire's appeal and market value.
Why do sapphires come in different colors?
Sapphires gain their colors from trace elements present during their formation. They contain iron and titanium, yellow sapphires contain more iron, and pink sapphires have trace amounts of chromium.
What is the difference between natural and synthetic sapphires?
Natural sapphires have been formed over millions of years on Earth, whereas synthetic sapphires are created in laboratories under controlled conditions. While both are chemically identical, natural sapphires tend to be more valuable due to their rarity.