Sapphire Jewellery

Yes. Sapphire is a natural gemstone and a variety of the mineral corundum. While blue sapphire is the most well-known, natural sapphires also occur in pink, yellow, green, white and parti-coloured varieties.

Yes. Sapphire is the traditional birthstone for September and is a meaningful choice for birthdays, anniversaries and milestone celebrations. It has been treasured for centuries for its remarkable beauty and durability.

Sapphire has long been associated with wisdom, loyalty, truth and protection. Many people choose sapphire jewellery as a meaningful reminder of honesty, strength and lasting commitment.

Yes. Sapphire is one of the most durable natural gemstones, making it an excellent choice for everyday jewellery. We still recommend removing sapphire rings during heavy activities and storing jewellery separately to help keep them looking their best.

Our sapphire jewellery collection includes designs crafted in 925 sterling silver, 9k gold and selected styles in 9k rose gold plated sterling silver. Individual product pages include full material details.

No. Although blue sapphire is the most recognised variety, natural sapphires also occur in pink, yellow, green, white and parti-coloured varieties. Every genuine sapphire displays its own unique colour, clarity and natural characteristics.

Absolutely. Sapphire jewellery is a thoughtful gift for September birthdays, anniversaries, graduations and meaningful milestones. Its timeless beauty and symbolism make it a treasured gift for people of all ages.

Our collection includes sapphire rings, necklaces, earrings, bracelets and pendants in a range of timeless designs suitable for everyday wear and special occasions.

Clean sapphire jewellery using warm water, mild soap and a soft cloth. Sapphire is highly durable, but avoiding harsh chemicals and storing each piece separately will help maintain both the gemstone and metal finish.

Yes. Sapphire pairs beautifully with sterling silver, yellow gold and rose gold jewellery. Layer sapphire necklaces with fine chains or stack sapphire rings with simple metal bands to create a timeless, personalised look.

Sapphire is traditionally associated with Virgo and Libra, making it a meaningful gemstone for people born under either zodiac sign as well as anyone drawn to its rich colour and symbolism.

Sapphire is traditionally classified as a precious gemstone, alongside diamond, ruby and emerald. It is valued for its exceptional durability, brilliant colour and long history in fine jewellery.

Sapphire has a Mohs hardness of 9, making it one of the hardest natural gemstones used in jewellery. It is second only to diamond in hardness, making sapphire an excellent choice for jewellery designed to be worn every day.

Yes. Sapphire is a variety of the mineral corundum. While blue is the best-known colour, every colour of corundum except red is classified as sapphire. Red corundum is known as ruby.

Many of our sapphire jewellery designs are crafted from high-quality 925 sterling silver, which is generally suitable for sensitive skin. Individual product pages include full material information to help you choose the option that's right for you.