Sapphire

A sapphire (Greek: sappheiros) refers a gem belonging to one of the varieties of the mineral corundum, an aluminium oxide (α-Al₂O₃), when it is a colour other than red, in which case the gem would instead be a ruby. Trace amounts of other elements such as iron, titanium, or chromium can give corundum blue, yellow, pink, purple, orange, or greenish colour. Pink-orange corundum are also sapphires, but are instead called padparadscha.

In The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

Sapphire
Used to craft gear and items.
Description
Inventory/slot	Alchemy and crafting
Category	Magic item
Type	Crafting component
Source	Loot / Purchase / Dismantling
Base price	220
Price to buy	783 – 1514
Price to sell	120 – 160
Weight	0
Dismantling
Components	2x Sapphire dust

Sapphires can be obtained by dismantling flawless sapphires or jewelery like silver sapphire rings or gold sapphire necklaces. They can also sometimes be obtained by dismantling swords like Beann'shie or Wild Hunt warrior's sword - superior.

See also

• Sapphire dust
• Flawless sapphire

In The Witcher computer game

Sapphire
Sapphire
Description
Type	Gem
Source	see sources
Price to buy	60
Price to sell	30
ID	it_gem_002

The druids in the swamp cemetery require some sapphires for their Green March. They will exchange one for three (3) Full Moon potions.

Sources

• Savolla has a sapphire if Geralt defeats him.
• In the "goal" trunk in the crypt in the sewers in Chapter II.
• Wardrobe, 2nd floor, non-human barracks in Temple Quarter during Chapter III.
• In the "goal" trunk in the Bandits' hideout (fisstech lab) in the sewers.
• Sold by most merchants who sell jewellery.
• Found on some Salamandra corpses.

Other sapphires

Are you looking for the gem or a ring with sapphires?

a gold sapphire ring

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