Hot pink sapphires (left) have similar prices to medium pink (middle) because even though they have a stronger saturation, there really isn't much demand for them, driving the prices down. Pink sapphires range from hot pinks, medium, and pastel (light).

These prices do reflect similarly to royal blue prices Pink Sapphire Prices Next to a pink sapphire, however, it will appear orange.Īgain the lighter shades drop in price. An easy way to tell a Padparadscha, is when placed next to an orange sapphire, the Padparadscha will appear pink.

They are a unique specimen of sapphire known for its mixture of pink and orange colors within the same stone. Padparadscha sapphires are the rarest of fancy colored sapphires. Cornflower blues are the most expensive shade of blue. Prices will start lower for lighter blues, going higher as they turn into richer more royal blues and once the color goes too dark, they will start to match the prices of lighter colors. Blue Sapphire Prices Per Caratīlue sapphires, and more specifically royal blue sapphires, are the most prized and bought color of sapphire. To read about the basics of sapphires (identifying qualities, synthetics, hardness and more) click here. Note: all stones (unless indicated otherwise) used in this blog have the same quality of clarity, cut (excellent-very good), heat treated and similar carat weight, in order to really focus on the difference of price solely based on colors & they're different saturations. You can also view our current available sapphires, or reach out through our email! We are happy to send you a few sapphire options to choose from based on your color preference and budget! Don't miss out, it only takes 5 seconds! We will cover blues, pinks, padparadscha, yellows, greens, teals and so much more! We've prepared a selection of 1 carat sapphires of various colors to show you real market prices and how they fluctuate based on color and saturation.

Dark green sapphire