These fancy sapphires have gained popularity for their whimsical style, like this deep orange version. Emerald cut Ceylon orange sapphire and diamond ring, price upon request, oscarheyman.com.

The world’s largest star sapphire cluster, weighing 2.5 million carats, was found in a Sri Lankan backyard and could be worth $100 million.

Sapphires in colours other than blue like those in yellow, green and pink are called fancy colour sapphires or simply fancy sapphires, to differentiate them from their more famous counterpart.

The world’s biggest blue star sapphire – weighing in at 1,404.49 carats – has been found in a mine in Sri Lanka.

A blue sapphire, now named ‘The Star of Adam’, has been discovered in Sri Lanka worth a possible £120m, and is thought to be the largest blue star sapphire ever unearthed.

Serving as a custom jewelry store in San Francisco since 1976, Union Street Goldsmith introduced its newest collection: fancy colored sapphires. Along with fine blue sapphires in a variety of ...

“The Sienna Star,” a 73.11-carat fancy vivid yellow diamond mounted on a ring by G by Glenn Spiro Sotheby's Sotheby’s New York created a “Roaring ’20s” theme for its upcoming ...

The world’s biggest blue star sapphire — weighing in at 1,404.49 carats, equivalent to about 280g — has been found in a mine in Sri Lanka. Local gemologists say the gem is worth at least ...

Gemologists in Sri Lanka claim that the largest blue sapphire yet, weighing 1404.49 carats, has been discovered in a mine in the country.

While the majority of sapphires found on the Central Queensland Gemfields are medium to dark blue, some of the most prized finds are the fancy stones for which the area is famous – the yellow, green ...

The sapphire-and-diamond ring by British jeweler Garrard was chosen by Princess Diana and later given by Prince William to Kate Middleton.

Sapphires in colours other than blue like those in yellow, green and pink are called fancy colour sapphires or simply fancy sapphires, to differentiate them from their more famous counterpart.