Further Details
| Origin | London |
|---|---|
| Gemstones and Other Materials | 3.14ct cushion shape unheated teal sapphire with GCS certificate 2 x pear shape diamonds weighing 0.30cts together |
| Condition Report | New |
| Setting | 18ct yellow gold with maker's mark and London assay marks |
| Weight description | 3.1 grams |
| Dimensions | UK finger size K 1/2, US size 5.5 (Can be resized) Head 8.4mm x 13.5mm inclusive of shoulders Band 2mm |
| SKU | 128064 |
Directors Notes
Whilst we’re all familiar with the blue variety of sapphires, some might not know that this family of gems comes in a rainbow of different colours and each colour has a range of different hues within its own spectrum. These are known as fancy colour sapphires. The term ‘teal’ to describe this colour originates from the Eurasian duck (Teal) which has a distinctive blueish green stripe around its eye. Every teal sapphire is individual and has its own unique colour. They can range from a yellowy-green, lovely deep blue-green and some even have an icy blue tint. Sapphires belong to the corundum family which is a particularly durable mineral making teal sapphires a great gemstone to have in jewels that will be worn frequently.
