The color of sapphire comes from the minerals within the gemstone and sapphires get their color from a particular mineral called corundum. Sapphires are known to have been worn as jewelry as far back as Roman times and when used in jewelry, the stones are polished until they display a fantastic shine, perfect to be used as the centerpiece for rings, necklaces, earrings and much more! Interestingly, the only color that a sapphire can’t be is red as this would be classed as a ruby (which of course is just as beautiful!). Traditionally, sapphire is blue in color, however, sapphire gemstones can come in a range of colors from purple to green. However, that isn’t the only occasion for which sapphires can be worn and we think that sapphires make a great choice for an engagement ring. Sapphire is a gemstone that is famous for being the birthstone for September and the gem used to celebrate a 45th wedding anniversary. Its unisex appeal adds a charming appeal, especially with the thin band crafted from gleaming sterling silver. However, it's a far more affordable piece that also speaks to your more luxurious nature.Īnother significant benefit of this chic ring is that it's perfect for any partner, regardless of gender. You'll find lab-created Alexandrite, white topaz, amethyst, peridot, tourmaline, brown topaz, and blue topaz in this piece.Įach of the stones has been uniquely dyed to offer a stunning blue hue, similar to a traditional sapphire. It's the perfect one-of-a-kind option for the unique love of your life that wants a stellar engagement ring. What makes this ring unique is that it not only features sapphire but an assortment of other gemstones as well. The colorful nature of sapphire pairs perfectly with the bright sterling silver band that this ring offers. Instead of focusing on a single, large-sized sapphire in the ring's center, this piece has multiple glistening stones to appreciate.

This option is a unique take on a traditional engagement ring.

Blue sapphire rings