September · Sapphire
September’s deep blue birthstone, traditionally associated with loyalty, wisdom, sincerity and lasting commitment.
Sapphire is one of September’s most recognized birthstones and one of the most enduring colored gemstones in fine jewelry. While best known for its rich blue color, sapphire can appear in a spectrum ranging from lighter blue to vivid royal blue and deeper tones, with hue, saturation, clarity and cut all influencing the final appearance.
Through longstanding jewelry traditions, sapphire has become associated with loyalty, wisdom, sincerity, strength and lasting commitment. It can therefore carry meaning not only as a September birthstone, but also for engagements, anniversaries, family jewelry and other bespoke pieces intended to last for generations.
When selecting sapphire, we consider color, tone, clarity, size, cut proportions and the final design together. Stones with vivid color, balanced proportions and good transparency can best reveal sapphire’s distinctive depth and elegance.
Sapphire can be shaped in oval, cushion, pear, round and emerald-style cuts, then paired with diamonds, 18K gold or platinum to create rings, pendants, earrings and other bespoke fine jewelry.
To us, the significance of a sapphire lies not only in its shade of blue, but in the person and relationship that color is chosen to represent.
FROM GEM TO JEWEL
From a sapphire to a piece made only for you.
Rough Stone
We begin with color, clarity and the character of the rough, selecting a sapphire to suit your budget and final design.
Loose Stones
Choose from sapphires in different blue tones, sizes and cuts to suit your budget, design and wearing preferences.
Size & Cut
Available Sizes
- 5–7 mm
- 7–9 mm
- 9–12 mm
- Custom Size
Available Cuts
Finished Jewelry
From the sapphire’s color, cut and proportions to precious metal, diamond accents and final setting, each piece is developed around your story and wearing preferences.
Create Your Sapphire Piece