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18ct Sapphire and Diamond Dress Ring
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18ct Blue Sapphire and Diamond Dress Ring.
18ct Sapphire and Diamond Half Eternity Ring
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18ct Blue Sapphire and Diamond Half Eternity ring
18ct Sapphire and Diamond Ring
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18ct Blue Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring
18ct Sapphire and Diamond Ring
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18ct Blue Sapphire and Diamond Five stone Ring.
18ct Sapphire and Diamond Three Stone Ring
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18ct Sapphire and Diamond Three Stone Ring on a Twist.
9ct Sapphire and Diamond Ring
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9ct Blue Sapphire and Diamond Five Stone Ring.
9ct Sapphire and Diamond Ring
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9ct Blue Sapphire and Diamond Three stone Ring.
9ct Sapphire and Diamond Ring
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9ct Blue Sapphire and Diamond Half Eternity Ring
9ct Sapphire and Diamond Ring
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9ct Square Cut Blue Sapphire and Diamond Ring.
9ct Sapphire and Diamond Ring
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9ct Blue Sapphire and Diamond Cluster ring.
9ct Sapphire and Diamond Ring
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9ct Blue Sapphire and Diamond Five Stone Ring.
Sapphire Rings
The traditional blue Sapphire is still a highly sought after stone, particularly when set with fine diamonds to set off their fantastic blue colour. We stock both 9ct gold and 18ct gold Sapphire rings, set together with diamonds to enhance their appearance.
The Sapphire Ring
The gemstone known as Sapphire is made up of the mineral Corundum, which - although naturally clear - can come in a variety of different colours depending on the levels of impurities present.
Almost any corundum gemstone is called a Sapphire, with the exception of a red sapphire, more commonly known as a Ruby. A pinkish-orange sapphire also has it's own name; Padparadscha.
Sapphire rings can be made using both natural and synthetic sapphire. Synthetic sapphire can be grown via many different processes, and it's relatively cheap manufacturing costs make it ideal for use in synthetic sapphire rings.
Natural sapphire rings are generally more expensive than synthetic sapphire rings, as high quality natural sapphires are harder to come by.













