“A global survey indicates that blue is the most favored color across the world.” With the exception of red, sapphires exhibit a spectrum of colors. Nonetheless, it is both the rich and enchanting “cornflower” and "royal" blues that come to mind when people think of sapphire.
Sapphires, with a history tracing back to ancient civilizations, have been cherished for centuries. They were frequently linked with royalty and were thought to represent qualities such as wisdom. loyalty, nobility, and divine favor.
This beautiful lab created sapphire, set in a reticulated sterling pendant with a gold fill accent, is both stylish and elegant and would complement a wide range of outfits in your wardrobe.
In the realm of precious gemstones, Sapphires stand alongside Diamonds, Emeralds, and Rubies as part of the honored “Big Four”. These four gemstones hold a place of exceptional value and desirability in the global market. Like the other “Big Four” gems, Sapphires are extremely durable ranking of 9 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness. This makes them appropriate for your everyday jewelry wear.
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