Origin
Primarily sourced from Sri Lanka (Ceylon) and Madagascar; origin is stated where confirmed.
Certification disclosed for this stone
प्रमाणित
श्रीलंका से व्हाइट सैफायर (सफेद पुखराज)। उत्पाद की तस्वीरें और रील बिल्कुल वही रत्न दिखाती हैं जो पेश किया गया है।
व्हाइट सैफायर पारंपरिक रूप से रचनात्मकता, समृद्धि और रिश्तों में सद्भाव से जुड़ा है। ये सांस्कृतिक मान्यताएं हैं, गारंटीकृत परिणाम नहीं।
प्रदर्शित मूल्य इस व्यक्तिगत रत्न के लिए कुल मूल्य है।
Speak with the KFG Mumbai team for guidance on stone details, certification and suitability before purchase.
Know your stone
Known as Safed Pukhraj in Indian tradition, White Sapphire is the pure, colourless variety of natural Corundum—admired for its crisp icy brilliance and Mohs 9 durability.
Formed free of colour-inducing trace elements, natural White Sapphire requires high clarity and precise faceting to maximize light return.
Bright, colourless-to-silvery white transparency with crisp, mirror-like facet reflections.
Absence of grey or brown tint, eye-clean clarity, symmetrical pavilion cut and disclosed treatment.
Buy with clarity
Every exact stone can differ. Read the disclosed facts for this product before choosing.
Primarily sourced from Sri Lanka (Ceylon) and Madagascar; origin is stated where confirmed.
May be unheated or thermally enhanced to clarify the crystal; known treatment is disclosed per stone.
Check the product specification table above for the exact laboratory report status.
Traditional association
✦ Safed Pukhraj (Venus / Shukra)
Traditionally governed by Shukra (Venus) and chosen as the foremost natural corundum talisman for harmony, artistic refinement, beauty and prosperity.
Traditional associations are shared for cultural context and should not be read as guaranteed outcomes.
Keep it luminous
Clean beneath the pavilion every two weeks with lukewarm water, mild liquid soap and a soft toothbrush to keep your White Sapphire sparkling.
Because White Sapphire is completely colourless, any soap or lotion film beneath the stone shows quickly; a quick brush in warm soapy water restores its bright flash immediately.
Yes. With a Mohs hardness of 9, it is second only to diamond and ideal for daily rings and pendants.
White Sapphire is traditionally set in white gold, platinum, silver or yellow gold with an open back.