Sapphire is a precious gemstone comprised of the mineral corundum. You can find Sapphires almost in any color from white, to green, to violet, to orange, to pink, to yellow, to blue and red. The red version of corundum is called Ruby, all other colors are called Sapphire. Sapphires are sourced in many countries around the world like Sri Lanka, Madagascar, Kashmir and Burma.
What is so special about the Sapphire?
Sapphires are known and revered for their beauty and mystery. In many ancient cultures, this gem has been admired not only for its elegance but also for the magic and good luck often associated with it.
For over a thousand years, Sapphires have enjoyed a close association with royalty. On the Mohs scale of mineral hardness all varieties of Corundum has 9 out of 10, making the gemstone highly durable and for everyday wear possible. With such legendary appeal, beauty and hardiness the sapphire could easily be used in Jewellery.
Throughout history Sapphires have been used to show love in beautiful jewelry or engagement rings.
About the Blue Sapphire
The blue sapphire is part of the corundum family. Traditionally a royal stone, favorite of kings and wise men. It symbolizes wisdom, purity, divinity, faithfulness and truth. It is believed to attract riches and abundance. It is the stone of all stones. Often worn by very consciously connected individuals.
More information around the Sapphire
Birthstone: September
Zodiac: Virgo
Anniversary: 10th, 25th, 45th, 70th