Peach Sapphire FAQ

Peach sapphires are corundum gemstones featuring soft peachy-pink to orange hues. Their delicate color gives a romantic and feminine appearance, making them increasingly popular for jewelry and engagement rings.

Yes, peach sapphires occur naturally. Some may be gently heat-treated to enhance or stabilize their color, but natural stones remain highly prized for their subtle, elegant hues.

Absolutely! With a hardness of 9 on the Mohs scale and a romantic, soft color, peach sapphires are highly durable and ideal for engagement rings or everyday jewelry.

Peach sapphires have a slightly more orange tone, whereas padparadscha sapphires exhibit a more balanced blend of pink and orange. Both are beautiful, but the subtle differences affect the overall warmth and feel of the stone.

Clean peach sapphires gently using warm soapy water and a soft brush. Avoid ultrasonic cleaners if the stone has visible inclusions, and store separately to prevent scratches from harder gemstones.