These rings feature the blue sapphire, September's birthstone, often set with diamonds. Ours are 14K and 18K gold, with natural sapphires and lab-grown or natural diamonds. Sapphires are hard enough for everyday wear. It is a small, hand-picked group.
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Use the filters to shop by metal and diamonds. Want a different colored stone? See the emerald rings. Looking at all the ways to propose? See the engagement rings. These rings are part of our full rings collection.
Concierge at every step
Seema Fine Jewelry is a woman-founded studio with a showroom in Frisco, at The Shops at Starwood. Seema has spent twenty years helping people choose colored stones with care, in the showroom and over video with clients across the country. Want a deeper blue, a sapphire and diamond design, or a fully custom ring? Book a consultation and the team will help you design it.
Sapphire Rings: Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a sapphire ring cost?
It depends on the size and color of the sapphire and any diamonds with it. A rich, even blue costs more. Our sapphire rings start around $800, and you can choose a stone that fits your budget.
Are sapphires good for everyday wear?
Yes. Sapphires are one of the hardest gemstones, just below diamonds, so they hold up well to everyday wear. That makes a sapphire a good choice for a ring you wear all the time, including an engagement ring.
What does a blue sapphire mean?
The sapphire is the birthstone for September. It is linked to wisdom, loyalty, and calm. In Indian tradition the blue sapphire, or neelam, is tied to the planet Saturn and is believed to bring focus and protection to the right wearer.
Why choose a sapphire engagement ring?
A sapphire engagement ring stands out from the usual diamond. The deep blue is striking, and sapphires are hard enough for daily wear. Many people choose one for something different, often with diamonds on the side. The team can help you design it.
