Pink Sapphires were once even rarer than they are today.
While Diamonds have dominated engagement rings for the last fifty years, we believe that over the next decade, Pink Sapphires (as long as supply keeps up with demand – which is a big ask) could become the number one choice. From an intense vivid pink body colour to the more feminine pink flecks of brilliance, each stone will dazzle with the most sumptuous soft glow.Īlthough the lighter pinks are incredibly beautiful, the price of more vivid pinks, especially if the clarity is good, can be thousands of pounds per carat. When looking into a Pink Sapphire you’ll be awestruck by the shimmering mass of beautiful hues and tones within. Those that stay within the boundary of pink can range from a lighter, delicate pastel colour to a more vivacious deep, bright pink. Pink Sapphires share a colour border with Ruby – some Pink Sapphires are so close to this border that they’re termed ‘Hot Pink’. Pink Sapphire has recently become incredibly popular and in some instances has demanded a higher price per carat than the much more widely known Ruby. Always in demand but never in plentiful supply, the popularity of Pink Sapphire is soaring, and has been for some time.
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