Sapphire Engagement Rings: the Beloved Birthstone of September

Sapphire engagement rings are the birthstone of September and are believed to possess spiritual qualities of faith and hope. Blue sapphires and rubies, which are from the corundum family of gemstones, are the second hardest precious gemstones with a MOHS hardness scale of 9. Rare colorless sapphires were once used as diamond imitations in sapphire and diamond rings or round diamond engagement rings, historically known as "Sapphire Diamond."

There are several shapes suitable for your custom-made ring, with the most popular being oval cut yellow sapphire engagement rings and blue sapphire rings, both available in white gold, yellow gold, or platinum. An exquisite sapphire ring can be achieved with round brilliant cut diamonds surrounding the cushion cut blue sapphire setting. Optional diamond side stones can be added to provide a perfect mix with this royal blue sapphire and diamond setting. For something entirely different but stunning, consider a Padparadscha, a delicate pink-orange gemstone that is exquisite. This gem will look sensational for that ideal engagement ring design, pear cut and white gold.

Sparkling Sapphire Engagement Rings Collection

 

Sapphire Engagement Rings

Common metals

  • yellow gold
  • white gold
  • rose gold

Our Other Types of Engagement Rings by Stone

  • diamond engagement rings
  • yellow diamond engagement rings
  • pink diamond engagement ring
  • emerald engagement rings
  • ruby engagement rings
  • aquamarine engagement rings
  • black opal engagement rings
  • tanzanite engagement rings
  • morganite engagement rings

What determines the value of a sapphire engagement ring?

To determine the quality and value of a sapphire engagement ring, particularly a blue sapphire ring in white gold, there is a delicate balance determined by subtle differences within the 4C's applied in diamond grading.

The Unmatched uniqueness of the Sapphire Engagements Rings

The design we create makes Ohliguer unique. Ohliguer was trained in Rome by the world's leading artisans and jewelry greats, where they learned the power of creativity, style, and the artistry of jewels from one of their mentors, Luca Bartoleschi. He is the creator of one of the most iconic designs in Italian high jewelry history. Ohliguer was further praised, commended, and encouraged in the craft. Additionally, Ohliguer was applauded and praised by Sotheby's jewelry historian, Amanda Triossi. Your jewels are created with exquisite craftsmanship and design skill that will enthrall you for a lifetime and beyond.

Sapphire Rings FAQ

Who Has the Most Famous Sapphire Ring?

The most famous sapphire engagement ring is the Princess Diana sapphire. Kate Middleton also has a sapphire engagement ring.

Where Does Blue Sapphire Come From?

Blue sapphire comes from Kashmir and is one of the most valuable gems on earth. Large blue sapphires are more available than rubies. The abundance of iron produces this color's depth.

Does Sapphire Come in Other Colors?

Sapphire comes in variants what is called a fancy sapphire. These colors include violet and green sapphire, yellow sapphire, orange, pink, purple, gray, black, or brown and teal and intermediate hues. Fancy sapphires are less available than blue.

Does All Greens Have the Same Durability?

A sapphire ring set with green sapphires is highly durable compared to other green gemstones like emeralds or tsavorite garnet.

Does Sapphire Have Inclusions, and Do They Scratch?

Sapphires have inclusions, but they have better clarity than rubies. The only natural gemstone capable of scratching a sapphire is a diamond. We recommend you do not purchase heat-treated sapphire for your ring.

 

 

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