Assume there are two equally stunning tiaras: one adorned in sparkling diamonds, the other in radiant sapphires. Which one would you choose if you could only have one?
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Some of us know the answer, while others don’t. Take a look at this quick comparison table if you’re unsure which one to buy.
- ColorA variety of colors are available. Blue and pink are the most popular colors.
- HardnessExtremely strong and long-lasting due to its hardness of 9 on the Mohs scale
- ClarityLiquid, gaseous, and even other minerals’ crystals with flaws in their clarity are not uncommon
- TreatmentsAlmost 95% sapphires are heat-treated for enhanced color
- ValueThe price ranges from $50 per carat to over $10,000 per carat
- AffordabilityMore reasonable pricing in comparison to diamonds
- PopularityOne of the main reasons for this is the association of sapphires with royalty and opulence, particularly blue sapphires. with royalty and opulence is one of the major reasons for the same
- ColorSince the dawn of time, white/colorless ones have been in high demand. Blue, black, and pink are also popular choices
- HardnessMohs scale hardness of 10 The hardest mineral ever discovered by man
- ClarityInclusions can be found in the majority of diamonds Flawless diamonds (FL-Flawless) are among the most elusive of diamond grades
- TreatmentsSome gem-quality diamonds are subjected to treatment
- ValueThe price of a 1 carat diamond can range from $3,080 to $26,950 depending on the quality
- AffordabilityDiamonds have a disproportionately high price tag when compared to other precious gems
- PopularityFor engagement rings, white/colorless diamonds are the most popular choice Because of their symbolism of everlasting love, they are highly sought after gems
From a durability standpoint, no gemstone can match a diamond. The sapphire, on the other hand, is a close second. So, no matter which jewel you choose, you won’t have to be concerned about chips or scratches. Affordability dictates that diamonds cost more than other gemstones. Consider VS1 or VS2 Very Slightly Included (VS) diamonds if you don’t want to spend a lot but still want a colorless/white diamond.
Compared to diamonds, sapphires are heavier in mass (density). When compared to a 1 carat diamond, it will appear to be smaller. When a gem reaches 4 carats in weight, its value skyrockets significantly. Choosing a sapphire in the 1 to 2 carat range is a great way to appreciate the stone’s exceptional beauty.
Whether you’re shopping for a mother’s day gift or an engagement present for your fiancée, these two pieces are perfect. To add a splash of color, blue and pink sapphires are excellent choices. For all time, however, only the dazzling brilliance and unending sparkle of a diamond will do. Make it a point to always check the certificate of authenticity, no matter what you choose.
At Angara, you’ll find stunning diamond and sapphire jewelry in a variety of settings. All of the rings, earrings, pendants and bracelets are available in a wide range of styles from classic to contemporary. Create a piece of jewelry that fits your personal style, preferences, and budget with the help of the simple customization option. Explore the collections and find diamond and sapphire jewelry that will make you sparkle and shine.
