✨ What makes Sapphire special?
- Tiny substitutions create powerful colour: iron and titanium commonly produce classic blue, while chromium, vanadium and other trace components contribute to fancy colours.
- It combines beauty with exceptional hardness: Corundum measures 9 on the Mohs scale, making Sapphire one of the hardest naturally occurring gemstones.
- Its internal silk may reveal a star: oriented Rutile or related oxide inclusions can form six moving rays across a correctly cut cabochon.


