Like most gemstones, they can be found within primary deposits (in the case of corundum, this can be within metamorphic or igneous rock formations) and also from a secondary deposit (often corundum is found within alluvial sources e.g riverbeds) They are natural gemstones that are formed by nature over millions of years, with each one entirely unique. Just like all Sapphires, Teal Sapphires are part of the Corundum gemstone family. Excited to find out more? Read on to discover everything you need to know about Teal Sapphires!
The Teal Sapphire is a lesser-known gemstone, blending deep ocean blue and vivacious green, making it a stunning and rare gemstone and the perfect choice for a unique engagement ring, earrings or a necklace.
But, there is a new kid on the block - the Teal Sapphire! If you’re a lover of the stunning Sapphire, then you may already know that Sapphires come in a rainbow of hues! With the most well known being the enchanting Blue Sapphire.
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