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Bookmark or Share- Stuart Sapphire - WikipediaThe Stuart Sapphire, set in a hexagonal gold mount, was on the front of Queen Victoria's Crown from 1838 until 1909, when it was relocated to the back. The Stuart Sapphire is a 104-carat (21 g) blue sapphire that forms part of the British Crown Jewels.
- The Stuart Sapphire - The Court JewellerAmong the numerous glittering gemstones affixed to Britain’s Imperial State Crown, one of the largest is a vivid blue gemstone with a fascinting, muddled history: the Stuart Sapphire. The sapphire, which weighs in at approximately 104 carats, is currently set at the back of the Imperial State Crown.
- The Stuart Sapphire - aureusboutique.comThe Stuart Sapphire is a large oval cabochon with a captivating deep blue hue. Weighing approximately 104 carats, its size, color, and historical importance make it one of the most notable gemstones in the British Crown Jewels.
- Stuart Sapphire – Internet Stones.COM MediaThe Stuart Sapphire is a 104-carat, oval-shaped, cabochon-cut sapphire with a rich medium blue color, the most preferred color for blue sapphires. The stone is presently set on the Imperial State Crown of Great Britain, and is one of the historic stones, together with other stones such as the Black Prince’s Ruby and the Edward’s Sapphire ...
- Jewels of Note: The Stuart Sapphire - Jewelry-History.comOpposite the Cullinan II diamond, on the back of the Imperial State Crown, the Stuart Sapphire rests beneath a cross pattee. This beautiful 1.5- by 1-inch brilliant blue oval gemstone hails from the famed Stuart Monarchy of England and Scotland.
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