A teal sapphire blends ocean blue and forest green into a single, mesmerizing color. Once overlooked, teal has become one of the most sought-after sapphire hues among a new generation of collectors and engagement-ring buyers who want something beautiful, natural, and unmistakably their own.
Sri Lanka (Ceylon) is one of the finest sources of natural teal sapphires. The island's alluvial deposits produce stones with the bright clarity and velvety 'silk' that distinguish Ceylon material — and because most fine teals are sold unheated, they retain the exact color nature gave them.
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Common Questions
Teal Sapphire FAQ
What is a teal sapphire?
A teal sapphire is a natural sapphire whose color sits between blue and green — a blue-green or green-blue hue. The exact balance varies stone to stone, which is part of their appeal: no two teals are quite alike.
Are teal sapphires rare?
Fine natural teal sapphires in an even, vivid color are relatively uncommon, especially unheated. Sri Lanka is a leading source of high-quality teal material.
Are teal sapphires good for engagement rings?
Yes. Sapphires rate 9 on the Mohs hardness scale, making them excellent for daily wear, and teal's distinctive color makes for a standout, durable engagement ring.
Looking for a specific teal sapphire?
Tell our gemologists your ideal color, carat, and budget — we'll source the right certified stone from our network in Sri Lanka.
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