Untreated Sapphire Gemstones

Untreated sapphires represent nature's perfect creation, displaying their color and clarity exactly as formed in the earth. Our collection features certified natural sapphires with no enhancements whatsoever. These rare gems command premium value for their exceptional authenticity, making them prized acquisitions for discerning collectors.
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Diamond shape refers to the overall outline and facets of a diamond. It’s a crucial factor that affects a diamond’s brilliance, fire, and scintillation – its ability to reflect light and sparkle.

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Diamond weight, also known as carat weight, is a measure of a diamond’s mass. It’s one of the four Cs (carat, cut, clarity, and color) that determine a diamond’s value and price.

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3.50 ct Madagascar Octagonal Blue Sapphire GRS

11,550.00$

2.37 Pear Shape Sri Lankan Orange Sapphire

2,100.00$

17.73 Oval Shape Sri Lankan Blue Sapphire

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1.95 Rectangular Shape Tanzanian Blue Sapphire CLG

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8.18 Cushion Shape Burmese Blue Sapphire SSEF

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6,50 Cushion Shape Sri Lankan Yellow Sapphire

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16.53 Emerald Shape Sri Lankan Yellow Sapphire

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3.84 Cushion Shape Sri Lankan Blue Sapphire

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4.15 Cushion Shape Sri Lankan White Sapphire

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What premium can collectors expect for certified untreated sapphires?

Certified untreated sapphires typically command 30-60% higher prices than their treated counterparts of similar appearance, with the premium increasing for exceptionally rare colors and larger sizes. The most valuable untreated stones—those with GIA certification confirming their natural, unenhanced status—can be worth two to three times more than equivalent heated specimens, making these rare precious stones particularly sought after by serious collectors seeking investment-grade gemstones with maximum value retention.

How do gemologists verify the untreated status of natural sapphires?

Gemologists verify untreated status through advanced laboratory analysis, including microscopic examination of inclusion patterns, spectroscopy to detect trace elements, and infrared analysis to identify structural changes associated with treatments. The presence of specific natural inclusions that would have been altered by heating serves as critical evidence of a stone’s genuine, unenhanced state. GIA certified documentation provides the highest level of assurance for collectors purchasing these valuable natural gems.

Which color varieties are most valuable in their untreated state?

Vivid blue, padparadscha (salmon-orange), and pure pink sapphires command the highest premiums in their untreated state, often selling for several times the price of heated stones with similar appearance. The rarity of finding these highly desirable colors naturally, without enhancement, makes them exceptionally valuable. Flawless, untreated sapphires with exceptional color saturation represent some of the most rare and precious stones available to collectors seeking natural, conflict-free gemstones of exceptional quality.

Why do connoisseurs often seek untreated sapphires despite their higher price point?

Connoisseurs prize untreated sapphires for their exceptional rarity, natural beauty, and superior investment value. These precious stones represent nature’s perfect creation, with color and clarity exactly as formed in the earth over millions of years. Sophisticated collectors understand that the authentic, unmodified character of these gems creates both aesthetic and financial value, with untreated sapphires consistently outperforming their enhanced counterparts in market appreciation and worth over time.