Sri Lankan Blue Sapphires are world-famous for their vivid to soft cornflower blue hues, exceptional transparency, and natural brilliance. Unlike darker stones from other regions, Ceylon blue sapphires are prized for their bright, lively color and excellent clarity.
Typically untreated or minimally treated
Highly durable (9 on Mohs scale)
Preferred for high-end jewelry and royal collections
Sourced mainly from Ratnapura and surrounding regions
Sri Lankan blue sapphires are considered among the finest in the world.
The Padparadscha Sapphire is one of the rarest and most valuable gemstones on Earth. Found almost exclusively in Sri Lanka, it displays a delicate blend of pink and orange, resembling the color of a lotus flower at sunset.
Extremely rare and highly collectible
Natural pastel tones are most valuable
Strong demand among elite collectors and investors
Symbol of love, creativity, and harmony
True Padparadscha sapphires from Sri Lanka command exceptional global value.
Sri Lankan Yellow Sapphires are admired for their bright golden-yellow to lemon hues and high clarity. They are widely used in fine jewelry and are also highly valued in astrological traditions.
Excellent brilliance and transparency
Preferred for rings and pendants
Often untreated or gently heat-treated
Strong international demand
Ceylon yellow sapphires are known for their pure, vibrant color.
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White Sapphires from Sri Lanka are prized for their crystal-clear appearance and natural brilliance. Often used as a diamond alternative, they offer elegance and durability at exceptional value.
Natural and ethically sourced
High hardness and long-lasting beauty
Ideal for engagement rings and fine jewelry
Available in various cuts and sizes
Sri Lankan white sapphires are known for their exceptional clarity.
Sri Lankan Pink Sapphires range from soft pastel pinks to rich rosy hues. Their delicate color and brilliance make them increasingly popular in luxury and custom-designed jewelry.
Feminine, elegant, and romantic appeal
High clarity compared to many other sources
Durable and suitable for daily wear
Growing demand in global markets
These sapphires represent grace, love, and refinement.
Star Sapphires and Star Rubies display a rare optical phenomenon known as asterism, creating a stunning six-rayed star on the surface when viewed under light.
Caused by natural rutile inclusions
Best viewed in cabochon cuts
Sri Lanka produces some of the world’s finest star stones
Highly prized by collectors
A well-defined star with strong body color significantly increases value.
Sri Lankan Rubies are known for their lighter, pinkish-red tones and excellent transparency. While different from darker Burmese rubies, Ceylon rubies have a unique brilliance and charm.
Natural stones with good clarity
Often used in high-end jewelry
Symbol of passion, protection, and prosperity
Frequently sourced from Ratnapura
Sri Lankan rubies offer beauty, rarity, and authenticity.
Sri Lanka is the world’s most famous source of Cat’s Eye Chrysoberyl, renowned for its sharp, well-defined “eye” that moves smoothly across the stone.
Strong chatoyancy is highly valued
Milk-and-honey effect is most desirable
Traditionally believed to bring protection and luck
Highly sought after by collectors and astrologers
Ceylon Cat’s Eye stones are considered the finest globally.
Alexandrite is one of the rarest gemstones in the world, famous for its dramatic color change—green or bluish-green in daylight and red or purplish-red under artificial light.
Extremely rare in large sizes
Sri Lankan stones show excellent color change
Highly valuable investment gemstone
Symbol of balance and transformation
Natural Sri Lankan Alexandrite is prized by elite collectors.
Sri Lanka also produces a wide variety of beautiful semi-precious gemstones, known for their natural brilliance and wide color range.
Found in red, pink, blue, and violet
High clarity and brilliance
Increasingly popular in fine jewelry
Rich red and brownish-red tones
Excellent durability and sparkle
Used in both classic and modern designs
Available in green, pink, bi-color, and more
Vibrant colors and natural beauty
Popular among designers
Found in colorless, blue, and golden shades
Excellent clarity and brilliance
Ideal for elegant jewelry pieces
