The Wonderful and Cheery Shades of Sapphire

By: Adrian Ramirez

Edited by: Randy Gonzakez

 

When we think about sapphire, we think of Elizabeth Taylor’s stunning cabochon blue sapphire engagement ring with diamond, or Kate Middleton's stunning blue sapphire engagement ring, originally Princess Diana’s engagement ring, now considered one of the most replicated engagement rings to date.

 

Elizabeth Taylor's sugarloaf blue sapphire ring,

   Kate Middleton and Princes Diana wearing their blue sapphire engagement ring

Due to royal's long affinity with sapphire, these precious gemstones have been associated with royalty and nobility. For centuries, sapphires have also been known to be a symbol of loyalty, honesty, longevity, prosperity, and beauty. Metaphysically, sapphires are said to protect against negative energies whilst calming your mind and strengthening your clarity on a spiritual level.

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Most people are familiar with blue sapphires, but sapphires are also available in a rainbow of color such as pink, yellow, orange, and green! After blue sapphire, pink sapphires are among the most desired due to its fun and glamorous Hollywood look. Like Reese Withersoon’s character, Elle Woods, in Legally Blonde 2 (2003), receiving a ring that embodies who she is: a beautiful 5-carat, cushion-cut pink sapphire, with two 1-carat triangular side diamonds, all set in platinum.

Elle Woods' pink sapphire engagement ring [Legally Blonde 2 (2003)]

Shop Elle Wood's engagement ring look with this pink sapphire!

 

Yellow sapphires, known for bringing wisdom and prosperity to its wearer, have also become a trend this year due to its radiant and cheerful hues. Yellow sapphire's vibrant color also makes it a perfect yellow diamond alternative for people looking to purchase an  engagement ring with at a more accessible price point.

Sapphires are rare and unique from each other, Yael Designs carries a wide selection of certified, and uncertified sapphires in a rainbow of colors. Click here to start your search for a one-of-a-kind sapphire.