We often know Sapphire for its blue color, but it can also take on a lighter or colorless shade. As is the case with white sapphire, also called Fancy Sapphire because of its white color.
This birthstone excels in brilliance and elegance of unique nature.
Elle can also adorn diamond rings, emerald pendants, gold or platinum wedding bands, ruby or garnet necklaces, amethyst bracelets, tourmaline or topaz earrings, etc.
The precious stone remains very popular for brightening up jewelry and precious objects.
Under the name of Leucosapphire, white sapphire is the purest form of corundums discovered around the year 1800.
The main deposits of these gems are currently located in Myanmar, Thailand and Sri Lanka.