Why sapphire engagement rings are perfect in September!

While customising an engagement ring is definitely a fantastic way to give that personalised touch to that romantic proposal –finding ways to customise the ring can be overwhelming with the immense number of choices that are available. Although many people choose the glamorous diamond for their engagement ring, there is no doubt that the popularity of the sapphire engagement rings is on the rise.

With its stunning mysterious aura, the blue sapphire, in particular, has maintained its popularity as one of the most sort after precious gemstones – carrying with it a rich and impressive history. One of the most notable facts about the sapphire is that it is the birth stone of September. Therefore adding a sapphire to an engagement ring, especially if your beloved is born in September is a perfect way to add that extra personalised touch to a customised engagement ring.

Besides showcasing a personalised touch, the beauty of the sapphire has pronounced itself through its fame, particularly among royal ties. The most notable being the sapphire engagement ring given to Princess Catherine by Prince William – the ring originally being owned by his mother Princess Diana. Although this royal display brought the sapphire ring into popularity amongst modern jewellery markets – the use of sapphires has long stood as a symbol or royalty and class throughout history.

Also, the added benefit of sapphires is that they are extremely resilient, measuring an impressive 9 out of 10 MOHs. The extreme durability of the sapphire, being second to hardness only to a diamond means it is an absolute perfect gemstone to select for an active and busy lifestyle.

Beyond its notable tie to September, sapphires are also the gift of choice for couples celebrating their 5th anniversary and also their 45th anniversary. When given in an engagement ring, the sapphire is also set to represent faithfulness and sincerity – an absolutely perfect representation of the bond that has led to that once in a lifetime proposal.