Collection: Yellow sapphire

• Hardness: 9 on the Mohs scale – robust, durable and ideal for everyday jewelry.
• Color: From delicate light yellow to golden yellow tones to vibrant sunflower yellow. Intense yellow, clear stones fetch the highest market prices.
• Transparency: High-quality yellow sapphires are brilliant and have a uniform, vibrant color saturation.
• Origin: Sri Lanka (Ceylon), Madagascar, Thailand and Australia.

Untreated, natural yellow sapphires are considered stable assets. Especially fine qualities from Sri Lanka, with their rich color and high transparency, have seen strong demand in recent years, both among collectors and investors.

The market for high-quality yellow sapphires is experiencing growing momentum, particularly due to their increasing popularity in Asia. In India, for example, yellow sapphires are traditionally valued as lucky charms and promoters of prosperity – which is further boosting international demand.

Yellow sapphire is believed to promote mental clarity, optimism, and personal development. In gemstone tradition, yellow sapphire is particularly associated with luck, success, and spiritual power. It is considered a significant stone for spiritual growth and is often associated with Jupiter, the planet of wealth and wisdom.

Sapphire is the birthstone of September .