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Sapphire Gemstone Rings

Sapphire Gemstone Rings

Sapphire and diamond rings are one of the best examples of adding a splash of colour to a traditional piece of diamond jewellery. Whether you're looking for a sapphire engagement ring or a sapphire eternity ring, we've got something for you. Sapphires are the birthstone of September which makes these gemstone rings an idea gift for September celebrations. Of course, they are also ideal for women who are fond of the rich blue tones that sapphires can offer. Our beautiful selection of sapphire and diamond rings includes a variety of unique styles set in an array of precious metals.
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At Purely Diamonds, we believe in the magic of natural diamonds. Formed over billions of years and found naturally in the ground, these precious gems add to the story of your own diamond journey. We also make sure all our diamonds are conflict-free as the ethical mining and sourcing is very important to us.
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Discover more about Sapphire Rings

The History

The Meaning
The use of sapphires in rings and jewellery can be traced back before medieval times. Scoring 9.0 on the Moh's Scale of hardness, this stunning blue stone is perfectly suited for everyday wear.

The sapphire gemstone is not only the birthstone for September but also the zodiac stone for those born under the star sign Taurus, so they provide an excellent gift for those looking to celebrate their birthday.

Sapphire engagement rings are seen as a symbol of sincerity and faithfulness and have long been connected with royalty and nobility for centuries with most Crown Jewels collections featuring beautiful sapphires.

Sapphire usually refers to the classic blue sapphire, and when the stones are another colour such as pink or yellow, their names are prefixed with the colour - eg. "Pink sapphire" but not "blue sapphire".