Sri Lankan (Ceylon) Yellow Sapphire - CYS05

Sapphire hailed by many gem experts and trends trackers as the most popular color stone on the market.

And those who wear it include a long list of A-list fashionistas. The go-to-gem of stylists, Sapphire remains one of the most popular color stones on the red carpet. Bold drop earrings, big cocktail rings, statement necklaces, and bracelets stacked up the wrist are the favorite styles spied in Sapphire.

One of the most prolific gems in color, Sapphire is available in virtually every hue including yellow, peach, orange, pink, violet, purple, and green, as well as colorless, gray, and black. But the color red is reserved exclusively for its gem sister ruby, both members of the corundum mineral family.

It is not exaggerated to say that this stone is exceedingly being used by people, especially women, to embed classy yellow sapphire stone in various jewelry items such as engagement rings, wedding rings and necklace or bracelet. It is known to spread love and warmth around it. It stands for friendship and harmony. This stone encourages positivity among friends and helps in bonding well.  It is synonymous with knowledge and power. This gemstone brings mental peace and helps calm anger. It is known to release tension and stress. The yellow sapphire is used during meditation to help connect with higher self and find fulfillment.

Sapphire’s popularity also has a lot to do with more opportunity to find a larger, lustrous, cleaner, better cut gem than other precious stones that inherently have more inclusions. It’s much easier to obtain a clean 10-carat Sapphire than one of the other precious stones.”

Sapphire comes in all shapes and sizes and is found in many parts of the world, but the most prized gems are from Kahmir, Burma, Sri Lanka, and Madagascar.