Show Your True Colors in a Sapphire Engagement Ring

Sep 23

Fit for a queen (or princess)

Sapphires come in a kaleidoscope of colors, from deep blues and purples to peach and yellow-greens—there’s a sapphire for everyone. They are also one of the most durable gemstones, second only to diamonds. Most jewelers will only recommend sapphires (and rubies, which belong to the same mineral family as sapphires) and, of course, diamonds for use in engagement rings and wedding bands. They are the only stones hard enough to withstand daily wear and last a lifetime.

The most famous sapphire engagement ring of all? Probably Kate Middleton’s oval cut deep blue sapphire once worn by Princess Diana, which has increased in both value and sentimentality over the years.

Now, you’ve met your dream partner, meet our dream sapphire engagement rings.

Bliss Lau Acute 13mm Enclose + Centered Ring Set, $13,804

Rebecca Overmann The Acanthus Hexagon Totem Ring, $13,665

Valerie Madison 0.60ct Juno Half Moon Purple Sapphire Engagement Ring, $1,570

Anueva 1.95ct Teal Montana Sapphire With Bezel Set Diamond Halo In 14k Rose Gold, $4,750

Judith Arnell Platinum Unheated Pinkish-Orange Sapphire And Diamond Ring, call for pricing

Capucinne Pear-Cut Teal Sapphire Ring with Diamond Clusters, $4,990

Alexis Russell One of a Kind Peach Sapphire & Diamond Cluster Ring, $5,695

Envero Lena Ring 1.03ct Light Lavenderish Purple Blue Sapphire in 14k White Gold, $1,510

S.Kind & Co. Bi-Color Untreated Sapphire Lucidus Collet Ring, $9,875

Editor: Samantha Durbin
Writer/Curator: Sam Van deWalle

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