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Green Sapphire Gems FAQs
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Green Sapphires
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Green sapphire gems are less common than their blue counterparts but are not considered extremely rare. Their unique hues and tones make them a distinctive choice for jewellery enthusiasts. At Holts Gems, you
can explore an exquisite collection of green sapphire gems, perfect for bespoke designs that stand out. -
Yes, green sapphire gems are natural gemstones formed over millions of years within the Earth. Their captivating green colour is the result of trace elements like iron and vanadium. Holts Gems specialises in
sourcing ethically mined, natural green sapphires for your custom jewellery
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No, green sapphire gems and emeralds are distinct gemstones. While both are prized for their green hues, emeralds are a variety of beryl, whereas green sapphires are a variety of corundum. For expert guidance on choosing between these gemstones, consult the specialists at Holts Gems.
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Blue-green sapphire gems, also known as teal sapphires, are indeed valuable due to their unique and vibrant colouration. Their rarity and distinctive appeal make them sought-after for bespoke jewellery. Holts Gems offers a selection of high-quality blue-green sapphires for those seeking something truly special. Read our Ultimate Guide to Teal Sapphires to find out more.
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Green sapphire gems are predominantly found in countries like Africa, Australia, Sri Lanka, and Madagascar. Each origin imparts subtle
differences in colour and clarity. At Holts Gems, we work closely with our sister company Holts Lapidary, to ensure all quality and ethical sourcing standards are met. -
The value of green sapphire gems varies based on factors like colour intensity, clarity, cut, and carat weight. High-quality stones with vibrant colour and excellent clarity command higher prices, making them a perfect heirloom piece for your future generations. For a detailed assessment, Holts Gems can provide expert valuations tailored to your gemstone.
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Yes, sapphires can indeed be green. While blue is the most recognised colour, sapphires occur in a spectrum of hues, including pink, yellow, and green. Explore the diversity of green sapphires at Holts Gems for a truly personalised jewellery experience.
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The worth of green sapphire gems depends on several quality factors such as colour saturation, clarity, cut, and size. Prices can range from affordable to premium levels. Holts Gems can provide you with options that fit your budget without compromising on quality.
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Green sapphire gems are precious gemstones belonging to the corundum mineral family. Their green colour arises from trace elements like iron and vanadium within the crystal structure. They are cherished for their durability and unique beauty.
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The green hue in sapphires is caused by the presence of iron and sometimes vanadium within the mineral corundum. These trace elements absorb certain wavelengths of light, giving the gemstone its distinctive green colour. Holts Gems can provide further insight into the fascinating science behind gemstone colours.
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Yes, green sapphire engagement rings are an excellent choice for those seeking a unique and meaningful alternative to traditional diamonds. Green sapphire gems are durable, making them ideal for daily wear, and their
captivating hue symbolises growth and harmony. At Holts Gems, you can design a bespoke green sapphire engagement ring that perfectly captures your style and story. -
To keep your green sapphire jewellery looking its best, clean it regularly with warm soapy water and a soft brush. Avoid exposing it to harsh chemicals or extreme temperatures and store it separately to prevent scratches. Read our guide on caring
for your handmade engagement ring to learn more about caring for your jewellery.
