Sapphire Earrings

The first time you pop on a pair of sapphire earrings, you will see why they are a must-have for any jewellery collection. Here are some final tips for designing with sapphires:

• When designing sapphire jewellery such as an engagement ring, you should start with choosing the colour, then the cut.
• Sapphires are famous for their glorious shades of blue, although you can find sapphires in an array of colours including pink, orange, yellow, purple, black, and even clear (colourless).
• If you wish to elevate the vibrancy of the blue sapphire, consider pairing sapphires with metals that have a cool silver tone such as white gold or platinum. 
• The cut of a sapphire is significant because it affects how the light refracts, which in turn can determine the final colour result. The cut may also influence the perfect positioning for the sapphire.
• Sapphires look just as gorgeous with other gems. For example, a setting that incorporates a halo of small diamonds will create a breathtaking piece of jewellery. When you are searching for a mesmerising jewellery gift, Diamonds Factory sapphire earrings will never disappoint.

Adorned by the elite for centuries, the prestige akin to this glorious gem is what makes it just as desirable today, especially when observed on aspirational women - for instance Royals and Hollywood celebrities. Sapphire earrings are cherished around the world for their striking shapes and cuts, available in an array of colours, sizes, and price ranges. A staple of luxury, blue sapphire earrings and jewellery will always add a touch of elegance to any ensemble.

The intensity of the colour, cut, size, and weight are all factors in determining the worth of a sapphire. Broadly speaking, a well-cut, high quality sapphire will cost more than other gemstones, although there are a few other considerations:

• The more saturated the blue colour the higher the demand and value.
• The rarity of naturally vibrant and clear sapphires, especially those without any imperfections, contributes to their prized value.
•  In comparison to other precious stones, sapphires are typically more affordable than diamonds but can be as expensive as rubies, which are chemically similar but valued for their fiery red hue.
• Emeralds, while also valuable, often contain inclusions that affect clarity but add character.
• Each of these gemstones holds a unique place in the market, with sapphires esteemed for their durability and depth of colour, making them a highly sought-after choice for investment and adornment.

The birthstone of September, blue sapphires are rich with symbolism, often associated with wisdom, virtue, and good fortune. Blue sapphires have traditionally been regarded as the gemstone of nobility, and worn frequently by royalty throughout history. In 2010, Prince William even proposed to Kate Middleton with Princess Diana’s memorable 12-carat sapphire and diamond engagement ring. Blue sapphires are said to bring luck, foster love, and signify loyalty, fidelity, sincerity, happiness, faith, and devotion; for those reasons couples are oftentimes attracted to sapphires when considering an engagement ring or wedding jewellery. In addition, sapphire is the traditional gem for commemorating 5th wedding anniversaries, while sapphire blue is the colour synonymous with the 45th wedding anniversary. In some cultures, the sapphire is thought to evoke tranquillity and spiritual insight, and wearing one is believed to protect the wearer from envy and harm.

Always incredibly chic yet versatile, if sapphires are the perfect gem for you, you will be happy to know that you can wear blue sapphires with anything - from everyday casual to a classy formal look. In order to make your blue sapphire earrings really pop, simply pair them with solid black, white, or neutral-coloured outfits. Don’t despair if you adore colour, blue sapphires will also complement yellow, pink, or orange fashion beautifully.