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Explore our colored sapphire ring collection! Here, you can find the color sapphire ring you want, we have classic blue sapphires, romantic pink sapphires, pure white sapphires, elegant green sapphires, mysterious purple sapphires and more.
Whether you are looking for a classic solitaire sapphire engagement ring, a diamond halo sapphire engagement ring, or a simple sapphire wedding band, you can find it in our sapphire ring collection. Each sapphire ring is meticulously handcrafted and available in a variety of premium precious metal options. (including platinum, 10K, 14K and 18K white gold, rose gold and yellow gold, etc.) Or would you like to create a custom-designed ring? Contact us! We would be happy to create the sapphire ring of your dreams!
Our sapphire ring collection consists of natural sapphire rings and lab sapphire rings. Each gemstone is ethically sourced and comes with a professional identification certificate! We offer lab sapphire rings not only because lab sapphires are real sapphires! — their physical, chemical and optical properties are identical to those of the natural gemstone. More importantly, lab sapphires cost a fraction of natural sapphires! –We want everyone who wants this beautiful gemstone to have the opportunity to realize their dreams!
Sapphire is the most traditional engagement gemstone (it’s been around longer than diamonds). Today it is also the gemstone for 5th, 45th and 65th wedding anniversaries! Therefore, sapphires are perfect for engagement rings and wedding bands, representing fidelity and commitment. Additionally, sapphire is the September birthstone, so it can also be used to celebrate those born in September!
Sapphires have a Mohs hardness of 9, second only to diamonds and moissanite, which makes sapphire rings very durable! But the durability of a ring is not just about the gemstone, but also the metal and setting. For example, 14K gold is more durable than 18K gold, and a pave setting is more durable than a claw setting, wide bands are more durable than thin bands, etc.
While the value varies depending on qualities like cut, color, and clarity – just like with diamonds – Sapphires are still highly coveted gemstones.
Generally speaking, the most valuable and expensive Sapphire colors are padparadscha, followed by rare medium to dark tones of purple, pink, and green. However, rarity is not the only factor – cut, clarity, size, and historical importance also affect price. Large fine-quality pure blue Sapphires can still command top prices, as that hue is the traditional precious gem variety.
Here is a table comparing average per carat prices of some popular Sapphire colors:
Color | Average Price/Carat |
Blue | $150-350 |
Pink | $300-700 |
Purple | $700-1,200 |
Yellow | $100-250 |
Green | $150-350 |
Orange | $500-1,000 |
Padparadscha | $3,000-10,000+ |
Wearing a Sapphire ring can have personal significance depending on one’s culture and beliefs.
Since ancient times, sapphire (blue) rings have symbolized loyalty, commitment, wisdom and wealth. And as time goes on, more colors of sapphires come into view and they are given different meanings:
View The Symbolism of Different Colored Sapphires to learn more!
Just like all gemstones, the color, clarity, and cut have a vital influence on the appearance and quality of a sapphire. Sapphires over 3 carats that meet stringent grading standards for these attributes can be considered exceptional quality gems.
Here are several tests for identifying the authenticity of sapphires to ensure you get a real Sapphire.
Yes. Sapphires are hard and can be cleaned using ultrasonic cleaning. This cleaning method can more effectively clean off the oil on the surface of the gemstone and restore the original luster of the gemstone!
We have so much more sapphire jewelry than just sapphire rings! Come and explore our exquisite sapphire necklaces!