If you’re interested in another colour (peach, purple, green or teal) or a custom sapphire ring design, you can contact us to assist you.Ī precious gemstone, sapphires belong to the corundum mineral family, and consist of aluminium oxide, iron, titanium, chromium, copper and magnesium.Īs part of the corundum family of minerals, sapphires are an incredibly durable gemstone, ideal for everyday wear.

You can also browse our sapphires in these colours here. To learn more about the three most popular colours of sapphire, you can visit pages we’ve made specifically for pink sapphires, yellow sapphires and blue sapphires. A sapphire is the perfect balance of a classic yet expressive choice for an engagement ring. The variety and range of colour ensure that each gemstone has subtle differences, adding to the distinctive appeal of a sapphire. Padparadscha translates to ‘tropical lotus flower’ in Sanskrit, reflecting its striking colour. Of all the tones found in blue sapphires, the Kashmir & Ceylon blue sapphire are amongst the most coveted.Īmongst the rarest of fancy sapphires are Padparadscha, they are a delicate balance of orange and pink.

Sapphires might not sparkle in the same way as diamonds, but it is their colour that makes this gemstone truly special. Unlike diamonds which are known for their fire and brilliance, sapphires are known for their variety of colours. Sapphires come in many colours which allows you to pick one that expresses your individuality. A sapphire ring should last a lifetime, and can be passed down for generations.

This makes a sapphire the perfect choice for an engagement ring, as it can withstand everyday wear and tear. Sapphires are an amazing choice for an engagement ring, as they’re very durable.

Light blue sapphire engagement rings