copy of Sapphire cut

Sapphire: description and virtues in lithotherapy

Sapphire is a variety of Corindon whose name comes from the Greek "sappheiros", meaning "blue stone". This gem is mainly composed of aluminium oxide and impurities (oxides), which will determine its color. The shades of Sapphire extend from blue to purple through green, orange yellow, purple, pink, and can sometimes be colourless. Some Sapphires are subject to traditional heating or diffusion treatment to enhance their original colour. Among the many Sapphire producing countries are Madagascar, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Australia, China, Colombia, Kenya, the USA, Nigeria, Thailand, Tanzania, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia.

Sapphire is a precious stone coveted for millennia for its many energy and spiritual properties. This gem is known to ease anger and sadness, but also to increase motivation and build self-confidence. A true source of inspiration, the Sapphire is also known for stimulating creativity and developing imagination. According to the testimonies, his soothing energies promote deep meditation and improve the quality of sleep. Sapphire is a symbol of justice and fidelity.

Precautions and maintenance of Sapphire

In order to preserve the shine and quality of your Sapphire, we recommend avoiding thermal shocks, prolonged exposure to the sun or any interaction with chemicals and cosmetics. To clean it, simply use a moistened fabric, then dry it with a soft cloth.