Symbolized by their association with events in history, the Sapphire, birthstone of September is indeed preferred for its availability in a myriad of colors, including pink, orange and lavender and its versatility. Sapphire is one of the four most precious gemstones (the other three being, diamond, ruby and emerald). However, blue sapphire is well-known and also highly prized. They say wisdom, purity and sympathy are linked with sapphire. Required in a healthy relationship, like loyalty, faithfulness, truth, sincerity, constancy and reliability the Sapphire is set to signify long term relationships, be gone marriage counselors! ;). Did you know, the largest sapphire, the Star of India, is of 563 carats and is on display in a museum in New York City. The Kashmir sapphire, velvety blue in color, is considered the most superior variety of sapphire. As sapphire stands for permanence in relationships, sapphire engagement rings are popular all over the world. Even Princess Diana, received a sapphire engagement ring from Prince Charles. There is also a belief that the luster of sapphire in an engagement ring diminishes, if the partner is being unfaithful, so watch out ladies!
Be it classic yellow gold with its rich inviting hue or white gold with its cool grace or the plush platinum, the good news is that sapphire goes equally well with all these metals, and sapphire can be crafted in your particular favorite without losing their thrill.
Sapphires can be styled in any way to fit your personality or your purpose on any occasion. But one thing to keep in mind; sapphires should be worn singly and not in combination of any other gem. Special care is to be taken that Sapphires are not worn along with pearl, ruby, coral and cat’s eye.

Sapphire, the September birthstone, will prove to be an excellent gift for your beloved, as it expresses love, longing and respect. The gorgeous, bright blue sapphire will surely be appreciated! At The Jewel Box, the Sapphire Collection stands apart from the rest.