Padparadscha Sapphire Collection
5 stones in stock · $478 to $2,906 · $405–$1,751 per carat · 1.06–1.66 ct · 1 unheated
The padparadscha sapphire is the most coveted and rarest variety in the corundum family. Its name, derived from Sinhalese, evokes the delicate color of the lotus blossom: a subtle blend of pink and orange unlike any other gemstone.
JOALYS offers a curated selection of natural padparadscha sapphires, handpicked, at mine-direct prices.
The Padparadscha Sapphire: A Treasure Among Gems
The padparadscha sapphire holds a singular place in the world of precious stones. Its unique color, a harmonious blend of salmon pink and delicate orange, results from a rare combination of chromium and iron within the corundum crystal lattice.
Origin and Rarity
The finest specimens come from Sri Lanka, where alluvial deposits produce stones of remarkable saturation and clarity. The extreme rarity of padparadscha makes it the most expensive fancy sapphire in the world.
Quality Criteria
A true padparadscha must display a delicate balance between pink and orange, with neither hue dominating. Saturation should be medium to strong, with excellent transparency.
The JOALYS Commitment
Every padparadscha is chosen against strict criteria, and sent to an independent laboratory after your purchase, with the report enclosed. We guarantee natural origin and offer mine-direct pricing. Insured shipping worldwide and 7-day satisfaction guarantee.