Types of Loose Sapphires
The most recognised and enduringly sought variety, loose blue sapphires range from deep, velvety royal blue through to the bright cornflower blue prized by collectors worldwide. Each stone in our collection is individually assessed, and certified loose blue sapphires are available for those commissioning a custom ring, earring, or pendant.
With a blue-green colour that shifts and deepens with the light, loose teal sapphires have become a distinctly Australian favourite - and for good reason. Many of our teal sapphires are sourced from Australian mines, making them among the most individual and character-rich stones in our collection.
Natural loose pink sapphires offer a palette that runs from the most delicate blush through to saturated cerise and vivid hot pink. Genuinely rare in fine quality, natural pink sapphires are prized both for custom jewellery and as collector gems in their own right.
Vibrant and luminous, loose yellow sapphires range from pale lemon to deep golden tones that approach orange. Set in 18-carat yellow gold, a natural yellow sapphire produces one of the most striking and individual looks in contemporary fine jewellery.
Among the rarest stones in our collection, loose green sapphires carry a bright, fresh colour that is frequently mistaken for emerald - with the considerably greater durability and hardness that sapphire provides. Every stone is identified and certified, making them a coveted choice for collectors and bespoke jewellery commissions alike.
The rarest and most coveted sapphire variety in the world, loose padparadscha sapphires display a unique salmon-pink-orange colour found nowhere else in nature. Each stone is individually certified and extraordinarily rare - an exceptional choice for a one-of-a-kind engagement ring or a serious collector acquisition.
For something genuinely distinctive, our parti-coloured and rare sapphire range features stones carrying two or more colours within a single gem — a phenomenon particularly associated with Australian material. Individually certified and sold as loose sapphires with guaranteed provenance, this range includes parti sapphires, colour change sapphires, and other rare varieties that reward those who look beyond the conventional.
Frequently Asked Questions
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You can purchase loose sapphires in Australia through our online shop or by booking an appointment at our Perth studio. We also ship internationally.
Yes. Certified loose sapphires are available with independent gemmological identification reports.
A parti sapphire displays two or more colours within a single crystal - typically combinations of green, blue, and yellow. Australia is recognised internationally for producing the finest loose parti sapphires in the world.
Every stone is clearly labelled for treatment status. Some are unheated - entirely natural as mined - and others have been heat treated to improve colour. We do not use beryllium diffusion or any other artificial colour enhancement, and we disclose all treatment without exception.
Sapphire is one of the finest choices for an engagement ring. At 9 on the Mohs scale, it is harder than any coloured gemstone other than alexandrite, and significantly more durable than emerald or tanzanite. Its hardness, toughness, and the breadth of colour available make natural loose sapphire one of the most practical and beautiful options for a ring worn every day.
We provide origin declarations for all loose Australian sapphire gems. Our supply chain is transparent — provenance documentation is available on request.
Express post typically arrives within two to four business days. Free express shipping is included on every order.