Showing posts with label Sapphire and Diamond Rings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sapphire and Diamond Rings. Show all posts

Sunday, 30 October 2011

My Great Five Reasons For The Buying Of Sapphire Rings

My Introduction
The sapphires that are to be seen in all those beautiful and much admired sapphire rings, as well as all other sapphire jewellery, are said to hold the "gemstone from the heavens". Their name is said to originate form the Ancient Greek word for "Blue Stones".

Through time they have been used to adorn the Crown Jewels of many Royal families as well as being the favourite gem to be found in many of the rich and famous. Right through to present day they still are the most sold gemstone throughout the jewellery trade.

A few reasons that may make you indeed want to buy a sapphire ring are as follows:


Five Great Reasons

One - Sapphire Colour

Sapphire rings can be found in all possible colours, except that of red. Whether you choose the most commonly found blues, or others such as yellow, orange, purple, green, pink and more, what can possibly show them off better than that say of a white gold sapphire ring.

Two - Hardness Of Sapphire

After diamond, sapphire is the second hardest crystal known to man using the Moh's grading system. So, sapphire rings are sure to offer you much trouble free and hardy everyday wear.

Three - Anniversary Stone Sapphire

All anniversaries that have links to 5, 45 or 70 years, can be commemorated by purchasing sapphire rings.

Four - Legend

Ancient history suggests that those who have impaired hearing, cancer, inflammation and problems with burns, will all be helped by using sapphire gemstones. The wearer is also thought to gain a truthful, faithful and happy life, as well as the crystal giving romantic feelings and chastity.

Five - Birthstone Sapphire

If you are born in September or have a symbolic link to the Zodiac sign of Cancer, then sapphire rings contain the birthstone for you.

My Conclusion
Sapphire Jewellery is sure to provide you with a truly exciting array of choices from which you can ponder through. All the variations of size, clarity, shape and especially the myriad of differing colours, are there for you to view, no matter what the style you are really after.

If your decision is to go for an item from the
Sapphire Rings variety, then it will definitely be a purchase you can be proud of for the rest of your life. By using just a little common sense in your choice, it will remain a loyal partner for ever.

If you want beautiful
Sapphire Rings and other Sapphire Jewellery, then John S Stewart has over 30 years expertise in the jewellery trade, and he recommends visiting Globe Jewellery now!

Sunday, 25 September 2011

The Great 5 Reasons For Sapphire Engagement Rings

Whatever the type of sapphire that is used, it will usually be set along side or surrounded by diamond gemstones, and are not very often seen set on their own in solitaire fashion.


5 Reasons For Choosing These Gemstones Are:

1. History

This stone has been believed by many civilizations to offer protection against cancer, inflammation and burns. It has been said to protect the wearer from nightmares and any bad thoughts, as well as even giving help to the deaf!. It is the gem of the heavens and will provide faithfulness and truth.

2. Sapphire Tradition

Recently the beautiful sapphire and diamond cluster that Prince Charles offered Lady Diana on their engagement cemented the tradition of this ring amongst many Royalties. Early Bishops were told to wear them by their Papal hierarchy, and King Solomon was thought to have one to use as his Royal seal.

3. Colour

All the beautiful colours possible except that of red, can be found in the sapphire range for you to choose from. Most commonly sought after and used are that of the blue colours, from light to almost black blue hues. They are known for instance as Ceylon, Cornflower and Australian. Other colours used for these rings fairly commonly are that of yellow, orange, green, purple and pink, as well as Padparadscha (a mixture of pink/orange).

4. Hardness

Sapphire gemstones have a hardness of 9 on the Mohs scale, and second only to that of diamonds, so as they will provide and excellent partnership when it comes down to being robust and scratch resistant.

5. Birthstone

Sapphire is known to be the Zodiac gem for Virgo and birthstone for September. So, if you are associated with any of these two factors, then even greater symbolism can be found by purchasing this gem type in the engagement ring, especially when it is said to offer great protection and good luck!

My Conclusion

It still remains the worlds number one selling gemstone, and although like for like not as expensive as the ruby, its price can be higher than that of some diamonds.

As with all gemstones, sapphires will become dirty over time, therefore to bring their original lustre back to former days, it is easy to clean them with a little warm and soapy water, using a soft toothbrush.

Which colour is best is completely up to you. Don't be persuaded by others. Just because the dark blue (Australian) sapphires are usually the least expensive, or oppositely the Cornflower (mid blue) shades are most often the most expensive, does not mean they are right for you unless you really think they are the most beautiful. Choose the colour that you want and its that simple!

Before you buy any Sapphire Engagement Rings, or other Sapphire Jewellery, such as Sapphire Earrings and Sapphire Pendants, then I suggest a visit www.GlobeJewellery.co.uk 

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