Sapphires actually come in every color of the rainbow including pink, peach, yellow, green, and teal. When most people think of sapphires, they think of the rich blue gemstone that’s highly coveted. Blue sapphire is the most popular and expensive of blue colored stones. The bluest sapphires are bought in the united states, about half the sapphires in the world market. Sapphire is the most popular complementing stone as more consumers buy jewelry adorned with blue sapphires than with any other colored stone. Sapphire is part of the Big 3 of precious stones. The Big 3 include Ruby, Emerald, and Sapphire. This gives Sapphire a major popular appeal. Sapphire is right next to diamond with its extraordinary durability, set at a 9 on the Mohs scale of hardness. Sapphires durability and resistance to scratches or other damage makes Sapphire perfect to wear daily and makes it highly desirable.

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