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Sapphire JewelrySapphire Jewelry

One of the precious gemstones, the term Sapphire encompasses all non-red corundum, however, the best Sapphires are a deep transparent blue (the red variety being Ruby). Lowest grade of all would be a black, opaque sapphire. An exceptionally hard stone--the only gemstone harder is Diamond. The name corundum comes from the ancient Sanskrit kuruvindam, while the name Sapphire comes from the Persian word safir, meaning beloved of Saturn, (or Greek sapphiros). MORE...
3mm Natural Faceted Blue Sapphire Stud Earrings


3mm Natural Faceted Blue Sapphire Stud Earrings

# 1315
3mm Natural Faceted Blue Sapphire Stud Earrings in Sterling Silver Settings
Price: $79

Dainty 2x3mm Faceted Sapphire LeverBack Earrings-Silver


Dainty 2x3mm Faceted Sapphire LeverBack Earrings-Silver

# 6916
Dainty 2x3mm Faceted Sapphire LeverBack Earrings with Etched Bali Thai Silver and Swarovski Crystal-Silver
Price: $27

Designer Wire Wrapped Natural Blue Sapphire Earrings - Silver


Designer Wire Wrapped Natural Blue Sapphire Earrings - Silver

# 2633
Designer 10mm Sterling Silver Wire Wrapped Natural Unpolished Blue Sapphire Earrings with 8mm Faceted Quartz - Silver
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Designer Faceted Blue Sapphire Swarovski Chandelier Earrings - Silver


Designer Faceted Blue Sapphire Swarovski Chandelier Earrings - Silver

# 2608
Designer Sapphire Chandelier Earrings with 2.5x3.5mm Faceted Blue Sapphires, 4mm Swarovski Crystal - Silver
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3mm Faceted Light Blue Sapphire Swavorski Bracelet - Silver


3mm Faceted Light Blue Sapphire Swavorski Bracelet - Silver

# 1805
3mm Faceted Light Blue Sapphire and 4mm Swavorski Crystal Bracelet with Etched Bali Thai Silver- Silver
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4-5mm Faceted Blue Sapphire Bracelet - Silver


4-5mm Faceted Blue Sapphire Bracelet - Silver

# 1124
4-5mm Faceted Natural Blue Faceted Sapphire Bracelet with Etched Bali Thai Silver-Silver
Price: $129

5x4mm Faceted Blue Sapphire Bracelet -Silver


5x4mm Faceted Blue Sapphire Bracelet -Silver

# 6929
5x4mm Faceted Blue Sapphire Bracelet -Silver
Price: $159

6x4mm Faceted Blue Sapphire Bracelet with Diamond Chips-Silver


6x4mm Faceted Blue Sapphire Bracelet with Diamond Chips-Silver

# 6930
6x4mm Faceted Blue Sapphire Bracelet with Diamond Chips-Silver
Price: $159

Graduated 2-4mm Faceted Blue Sapphire Necklace - Silver


Graduated 2-4mm Faceted Blue Sapphire Necklace - Silver

# 3790
Graduated 2-4mm Faceted Blue Sapphire Necklace - Silver
Price: $392

5mm Natural Blue Sapphire Pendant - Silver


5mm Natural Blue Sapphire Pendant - Silver

# 871
5mm Natural Blue Sapphire in Sterling Silver Pendant (Pendant only)
Price: $232

Faceted Sapphire Heart Pendant - Silver


Faceted Sapphire Heart Pendant - Silver

# 1466
Faceted 2mm Midnight Blue Sapphires set in 22mm Heart Pendant-Silver
Price: $89

4mm Triple Faceted Dark Blue Sapphire Ring-Silver


4mm Triple Faceted Dark Blue Sapphire Ring-Silver

# 6915
4mm Triple Faceted Dark Blue Sapphire (SYN) Ring-Silver
Price: $29

6x8mm Midnight Blue Faceted Sapphire Ring - Silver


6x8mm Midnight Blue Faceted Sapphire Ring - Silver

# 1446
6x8mm Midnight Blue Faceted Sapphire Ring - Silver
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6x8mm Blue Black Sapphire (SYN) Cab Ring-Silver


6x8mm Blue Black Sapphire (SYN) Cab Ring-Silver

# 5515
6x8mm Blue Black Sapphire (SYN) Cabochon Ring in .925 Sterling Silver Setting
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** Information on this Gemstone **

Mystical Properties: Wearing Sapphire Jewelry is very commonly said to bring divine favor and to repel envy. Sir Richard Francis, an Oriental traveler had a large Star Sapphire that, when shone to natives, always seemed to bring him favor and good luck.

The blue color is often associated with the heavens. Pope Innocent III gave all his Bishops Sapphires.

Thought to bring powerful protection to its wearer from spells, give the wearer the ability to discern the truth and the future. Often mentioned as an amplifier of a witch's or necromancer's power. Most powerful of all were believed to be Star Sapphires, sometimes called Stones of Destiny. The rays of a star sapphire are said to represent Faith, Hope and Destiny.

The Bible mentions the tablets of Moses were written on Sapphires. (Most scholars now believe this stone was lapis lazuli).

The Star of India, a 543 carat Star Sapphire and very famous gem, is currently in the Museum of Natural history.

In Eastern Astrology, Sapphires are considered important gems of Pisces and Aquarius.

In Western Astrology, Sapphires are associated with Saturn, who rules the Astrological sign of Capricorn.

Sapphire is an important gemstone in subduing an over-active Throat Chakra (5th Chakra).

Natural Healers use Sapphire to help rid unwanted thoughts, bring joy, peace and wealth. It is also thought to help heal blood problems.

The traditional jeweler's birthstone for September.

Traditional Gift of the 23rd Wedding Anniversary.

Healing Properties: In Medieval times Sapphire was thought to be an excellent antidote for poison. Thought to help with mental conditions.

Scientific Properties: Composed of Aluminum Oxide (Corundum) with Titanium and/or Iron Oxides providing the coloration.

The star phenomena is created by inclusions of rutile in the crystal structure. It is rarely found in the more precious blue stones, more common in the black, gray, blue-gray and white variety of sapphire.

Identified in the field by their six-sided (hexagonal) crystals. Large deposits are found in metamorphic rocks which may have once been the source of placer deposits in the gem gravels of Ceylon.

Important locales include Sri Lanka, South Africa, Burma and Tanzania. Hardness: 9 on the Moh's Hardness Scale.

Buyer Beware! Most Sapphires purchased in the Malls are really synthetic Spinels, sold as Laboratory Created Sapphire. Be an informed buyer and always ask if you're interested in a genuine Sapphire!

Disclaimer: Newage Enterprises makes no claims as to the healing properties of this gemstone. We provide information on legends surrounding this stone's mystical and healing properties which allow the informed user to make their own decision.

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This site contains copyrighted material which may not be copied, distributed or used in any way without expressed written consent.

Standard Shipping within U.S. - First Class $5.00
Refund issued on Jewelry returned within 15 days of receipt in undamaged and resellable condition. See Policies for more details.