Sometimes a beryllium diffusion treatment is applied to poorly colored pink or orange sapphires to create artificial Padparadscha stones. As a result, the light return can be exceptional and rival a brilliant diamond. The chromium, titanium, and iron impurities determine the intensity of the pink-orange color in the sapphire. The padparadscha color is unique to sapphires and is not found in other gemstones. Padparadscha sapphires are pinkish orange but differ from orange-pink stones like tourmaline and garnet.
They’re also so expensive due to their rarity and high quality. The name “Padparadscha” is derived from the Sinhalese word for lotus blossom, “papara.” The name is derived from the fact that this gemstone is often pinkish orange, which resembles a lotus flower. Padparadscha sapphires are associated with the Heart and Sacral Chakra, bringing love into your life and helping you stay connected with others through compassion. It’s rare and highly sought after for its amazing color the most expensive padparadschas come from Ceylon, Sri Lanka. It is a vivid pinky-orange color with red flashes, making it very distinctive in its richness of color. Shapes, Cuts and Gorgeous Colours limited by Imagination.Padparadscha sapphire is a corundum mineral with a very specific and narrow color range. The tasteful colour mix of Pink & Orange truly shines its prestige in the jewellery market with beautiful necklaces and engagement rings.īrowse Our Incredible collection of Padparadscha Gemstones limited only by what mother nature provides. These beautiful Gemstones are flagship representatives of the Ceylon Gem Culture. Fine, untreated padparadschas above five carats can be considered world-class.Īlso known as "Padmaraga" - The Lotus in Sunset - is an incredible variety of Ceylon Sapphire Gemstones that encourages spiritual awareness of the bearer.
Any fine untreated padparadscha of quality above two carats is a rare stone. This combination of beauty and rarity comes the high price tag for padparadscha’s. Today most define the padparadscha's color as a blend of lotus and sunset, featuring the delicate color mixture of both pink and orangeĪlong with the beauty of the stones comes the rarity. The original locality for padparadscha was Sri Lanka (Ceylon) and many believe the term should be restricted to stones from Ceylon. The name padparadscha comes from the Sinhalese word 'padmaraga' meaning lotus (Padma) colour (Raga). The Padparadscha Sapphire is considered one of the most beautiful and valuable of the Sapphire family.
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