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Oval Cut Purple Sapphire Engagement Ring Nature Inspired Solitaire Ring Select options
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Oval Cut Purple Sapphire Engagement Ring Nature Inspired Solitaire Ring
$277.00
Princess Cut Lab Sapphire Engagement Ring Natural-Inspired Bypass Band Select options
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Princess Cut Lab Sapphire Engagement Ring Natural-Inspired Bypass Band
$532.00
Natural-Inspired Curved Wedding Band with Green Sapphire Accents Select options
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Natural-Inspired Curved Wedding Band with Green Sapphire Accents
$151.00
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Nature-Inspired Curved Wedding Band with Sapphire Accents
$152.00
Lab Grown Sapphire September Birthstone Art Deco Rings Round Cut Sapphire Starlit Engagement Ring Cluster Bridal Ring Select options
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Round Cut Sapphire Starlit Engagement Ring Cluster Bridal Ring
$298.00
Princess Cut Pink Sapphire Cluster Engagement Ring Select options
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Milgrain Princess Cut Pink Sapphire Cluster Engagement Ring
$646.00
Asscher Cut Lab Pink Sapphire Engagement Ring Select options
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Asscher Cut Lab Pink Sapphire Engagement Ring Side Stone Bridal Ring
$237.00

FAQs About Sapphire Rings

Sapphire is a precious gemstone made of the mineral corundum. It’s known for its brilliant hardness and rich colors, especially blue.

While blue is the most famous, sapphires also come in pink, yellow, green, white, and even black.

Sapphire symbolizes wisdom, loyalty, and protection, and has historically been linked to royalty and spiritual insight.

Real sapphires often have slight natural inclusions and are cool to the touch. A gemologist can confirm authenticity with a professional test.

Sapphire prices vary widely depending on quality, origin, and color. Fine blue sapphires can range from $500 to over $10,000 per carat.

They are both types of corundum. Red corundum is called ruby, while all other colors are considered sapphires.

No, sapphire is not a diamond. While both are durable, they are entirely different minerals with distinct compositions.

Sapphires offer vibrant colors, durability, and timeless elegance, making them an ideal choice for those seeking a distinctive gemstone ring that stands out while reflecting personal style.

Yes, sapphires are very durable (Mohs 9), making them a popular and meaningful choice for engagement rings.

Consider the style, metal, and color of the sapphire, as well as whether it pairs with other jewelry pieces. Each ring is crafted to provide both beauty and lasting quality.

Sapphires pair well with platinum, white gold, yellow gold, and rose gold. Blue sapphires especially stand out in white metals.

Lab sapphires have the same chemical and physical properties as natural ones, but are grown in a lab. They’re more affordable and conflict-free.

Use warm water, mild soap, and a soft brush to clean sapphire rings. Avoid harsh chemicals and ultrasonic cleaners if the stone has fractures.