For centuries, Blue Sapphire has been the symbol of wisdom, nobility, and fidelity. Revered for its rich, deep blue hues, Blue Sapphire continues to be one of the world’s most beloved and enduring gemstones. Whether set in a classic engagement ring or a sophisticated pendant, Blue Sapphire radiates both elegance and mystique, commanding attention while maintaining a sense of regal grace.
The color of a Blue Sapphire is the result of trace elements of iron and titanium within its crystal structure. The best sapphires boast a vibrant, rich blue with excellent clarity and brilliance, although they can also appear in lighter tones, ranging from soft cornflower blue to the deep, velvety royal blue.
Sapphires are one of the hardest natural materials on Earth, ranking a 9 on the Mohs scale, making them ideal for daily wear, particularly in engagement rings and other fine jewelry that requires both durability and beauty. While sapphires are most famously known for their blue variety, they actually come in a rainbow of colors—except red, which is classified as ruby—but the Blue Sapphire remains the most iconic.
Historically, Blue Sapphires have been cherished by royalty. Perhaps the most famous example is the Sapphire engagement ring worn by Princess Diana and now Kate Middleton, which has become a global symbol of timeless love.
Why Choose Blue Sapphire?
✦ Rich, vibrant blue hues that symbolize wisdom, loyalty, and nobility
✦ Extremely durable (Mohs 9) and perfect for daily wear, especially engagement rings
✦ Comes in a range of blues, from cornflower to deep royal, depending on the region of origin
✦ Ethically sourced from Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Thailand, and Madagascar
✦ A gemstone steeped in history, with centuries of symbolism and royal associations
Choose a gemstone as enduring as love itself. The Blue Sapphire is not just a stone, but a legacy—one that carries with it an aura of elegance, timelessness, and sophistication.