Teal Green Sapphire Accent Hexagons, 4mm, a Bohemi engagement ring center stone

Teal Green Sapphire Accent Hexagons, 4mm, Bohemi engagement ring center stone, view 2

Teal Green Sapphire Accent Hexagons, 4mm

$250.00

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This is a matched group of natural teal green sapphire accent hexagons, each step cut and around 4mm, priced at $250 per stone. Hand selected for shape and color, they read as a set of small accents for a band or a custom setting, not a single center stone.

The sapphires come from Songea, Tanzania, and Heather selects each one at her Bohemi studio in Boulder, Colorado. The only treatment ever used is heat, and it is always disclosed.

Bohemi does not sell loose stones on their own. These accent sapphires are set into a wedding band, an eternity band, or the shoulders or halo of a custom piece, and the $250 price is the starting point for that work. To see where they might fit, explore the full range of engagement rings.

	These accent sapphires	Typical commercial melee
Origin	Natural teal green sapphire, Songea, Tanzania	Undisclosed
Treatment	Heat only, disclosed	Undisclosed
Durability	Mohs 9	Mohs 9
Matching	Hand-matched set for shape and color	Bulk-sorted

What are these accent sapphires for?

They are small accent stones for a band, an eternity band, or the shoulders or halo of a custom setting. At around 4mm each, they add color alongside a center stone rather than serving as one.

Are these natural sapphires?

Yes. They are natural teal green sapphires from Songea, Tanzania. The only treatment ever used is heat, and it is always disclosed.

Are they durable enough for a band?

Yes. Sapphire sits at 9 on the Mohs hardness scale, which is plenty durable for the everyday wear a band gets. Diamond at 10 is harder, but sapphire at 9 holds up to daily wear.

Can I buy just the stones?

Bohemi does not sell loose stones on their own. Each sapphire is set into a band or a custom piece designed with Heather in Boulder, Colorado, and the $250 price is the starting point for that work.