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    Sapphire Jewellery

    Sapphire is said to be the "gems of all gems". Associated for centuries with royalty, sapphires symbolise nobility, loyalty and happiness in love.

    A beautiful choice for an engagement ring, since sapphires are almost as strong as diamonds. Sapphires exist in a stunning array of colours and those that are not blue are known as "fancy sapphires".

    18ct Three Stone Sapphire & Diamond Halo Ring
    18ct Three Stone Sapphire & Diamond Halo Ring
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    €1,700.00

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is sapphire?

    Sapphire is a precious gemstone belonging to the corundum mineral family. While best known for its rich blue colour, sapphires come in a variety of shades including pink, yellow, green, and white. They are highly prized for their beauty, brilliance, and durability—making them a popular choice for engagement rings and fine jewellery.

    Can sapphire glass scratch?

    Sapphire crystal, often used in high-end watches and luxury devices, is incredibly scratch-resistant due to its hardness—ranking 9 on the Mohs scale (just below diamond). While it's highly resistant to everyday wear and tear, it can still be scratched by diamonds or materials of equal or greater hardness.

    How do you polish sapphire?

    Polishing natural sapphire gemstones requires specialist tools and techniques, typically done by professional jewellers using diamond abrasives. For general care at home, gently clean sapphire jewellery with warm water, mild soap, and a soft cloth. For deeper cleaning or refinishing, we recommend bringing your sapphire piece to Ryan Thomas Jewellers for expert care and polishing.

    Is sapphire a mineral?

    Yes, sapphire is a mineral—a variety of the mineral corundum. Its exceptional hardness and vibrant colouration come from trace elements such as iron, titanium, or chromium. These qualities make sapphire both a geological wonder and a favourite in fine jewellery.

    Why does sapphire make for good jewellery?

    Sapphires are ideal for jewellery because they combine exceptional durability with stunning colour. With a hardness of 9 on the Mohs scale, they resist scratching and wear, making them suitable for everyday wear—especially in engagement rings. Their timeless elegance and variety of colours mean they appeal to a wide range of personal styles.