Sapphire Jewellery

Immerse yourself in the timeless elegance of our Sapphire Jewellery collection, crafted with precision in luxurious 18ct and 22ct gold. Each piece showcases high-quality, naturally sourced real sapphires, known for their deep, mesmerizing hues and exceptional clarity.

Our sapphires are meticulously selected for their rich colour and brilliance, ensuring that every gemstone stands out with its captivating allure. Set in a choice of white, yellow, or rose gold, these stunning gemstones are beautifully complemented by the luxurious gold settings, offering a range of styles to suit every taste.

From exquisite rings and dazzling earrings to sophisticated necklaces and bracelets, our Sapphire Jewellery collection features a variety of designs, each highlighting the unique beauty of the sapphire. Whether you prefer the cool elegance of white gold, the classic warmth of yellow gold, or the romantic charm of rose gold, you’ll find the perfect piece to match your style.

For those seeking something truly unique, we also offer bespoke services. Our expert craftsmen can create custom-designed sapphire jewellery to meet your specific desires, ensuring a one-of-a-kind piece that will be treasured forever.

Indulge in the luxury and sophistication of our Sapphire Jewellery, where the finest gemstones and highest standards of craftsmanship come together to create heirloom-quality pieces. Explore our collection today and find the perfect piece to add a touch of elegance to any occasion. 

Blue sapphires get their color from trace amounts of iron and titanium present in the corundum crystal structure. The specific interaction between these elements and the crystal lattice results in the absorption of certain wavelengths of light, which gives the stone its characteristic blue color. The intensity and shade of blue can vary, ranging from pale blue to deep, rich navy, depending on the concentration and distribution of these trace elements.

Yes, sapphires are very durable. They have a hardness of 9 on the Mohs scale, making them one of the hardest natural gemstones, second only to diamonds. This hardness makes them resistant to scratching and suitable for everyday wear, including in engagement rings and other jewelry pieces that are subject to frequent handling.

• Regular Cleaning: Clean your sapphire jewellery with warm, soapy water and a soft brush. Mild dish soap works well for this purpose.
• Rinse Thoroughly: After cleaning, rinse the jewellery thoroughly with clean water to remove any soap residue.
• Drying: Pat the jewellery dry with a soft, lint-free cloth.
• Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Do not use harsh chemicals, ultrasonic cleaners, or steam cleaners, as these can damage both the gemstone and the metal setting.
• Professional Cleaning: Periodically get it professionally cleaned and inspected by PureJewels to ensure that the stone and its setting remain in good condition.

Yes, there are synthetic sapphires. These lab-created sapphires are chemically, physically, and optically identical to natural sapphires. They are produced using methods such as the Verneuil process (flame fusion), Czochralski process, or hydrothermal synthesis. Synthetic blue sapphires offer a more affordable alternative to natural sapphires and are often used in jewellery and industrial applications.

Sapphires have a long history of being used in engagement rings and are associated with several significant meanings and traditions:

1. Symbolism: Sapphires symbolize wisdom, loyalty, and nobility. They are believed to bring protection, good fortune, and spiritual insight to the wearer.
2. Royal Connection: Sapphires have been favored by royalty for centuries. One of the most famous engagement rings is the blue sapphire ring given to Princess Diana, now worn by Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge.
3. Alternative to Diamonds: For those seeking an alternative to traditional diamond engagement rings, sapphires offer a distinctive and meaningful choice. Their rich color and durability make them a practical and beautiful option.
4. Personal Preference: The deep blue color of sapphires can be highly appealing to those who prefer colored gemstones over the more common clear diamonds, allowing for a unique and personalized engagement ring.

The combination of their beauty, durability, and symbolic significance makes blue sapphires a popular choice for engagement rings.

Sapphires are one of the most sought-after gemstones, renowned for their brilliance and durability. While blue sapphires are iconic, multi-colour sapphire jewellery offers a vibrant and unique alternative. At PureJewels, we craft exquisite sapphire jewellery in 22ct sunrise gold, 18ct gold, and platinum, featuring a stunning range of sapphire hues.

Explore the Mesmerizing Colours of Sapphires

Our multi-colour sapphire jewellery collection includes:

• Blue Sapphires – The classic deep royal blue to light sky blue, perfect for timeless elegance.

• Pink Sapphires – Soft pastel pink to bold magenta, adding a touch of romance.

• Yellow Sapphires – From subtle lemon tones to rich golden hues, radiating warmth.

• Green Sapphires – A rare yet captivating gemstone, ranging from mint green to deep forest green.

• Purple Sapphires – Reminiscent of amethyst, offering luxurious violet and lavender shades.

• Orange Sapphires – Fiery and eye-catching, including the coveted Padparadscha sapphire, a rare pink-orange blend.

• White (Colourless) Sapphires – A diamond-like brilliance, perfect for a refined aesthetic.

• Black Sapphires – Bold and sophisticated, ideal for statement jewellery.

Rare & Unique Sapphire Varieties

• Padparadscha Sapphires – A rare and exotic mix of pink and orange, highly prized in fine jewellery.

• Teal Sapphires – A mesmerizing fusion of blue and green, a rising trend in gemstone jewellery.

• Colour-Change Sapphires – These magical sapphires shift from blue to violet or reddish tones under different lighting conditions.