Madagascar
In the mid-1990s, rubies and sapphires was discovered in Madagascar. Since Madagascar was separated from the Indian mainland in prehistoric times, it has little to do with Africa in geological terms. Sapphires from Madagascar are often difficult to distinguish from sapphires from Sri Lanka. Most of the blue sapphires on the market today come from Madagascar.
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Colorchange Sapphire
2,205 ct. | VI/CGLA -
Colorchange Sapphire
1,234 ct. | IV/CGLA -
Pink Sapphire
2,064 ct. | IV/CGLA -
Pinksaphhire
1,028 ct. | V/CGLA -
Pinksapphire
0,992 ct. | IV/CGLA -
Pinksapphire
1,267 ct. | V/BGLA -
Pinksapphire
1,162 ct. | V/CGLA -
Pinksapphire
1,046 ct. | IV/CGLA -
Pinksapphire
1,053 ct. | V/CGLA -
Pinksapphire
1,224 ct. | IV/CGLA -
Pinksapphire
1,191 ct. | V/DGLA -
Purplesapphire
1,017 ct. | V/CGLA -
Purplesapphire
1,201 ct. | IV/CGLA -
Sapphire
3,553 ct. | IV/DGLA