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The birthstone for September is the Sapphire, a precious noble and iconic stone. It is a variety of the Corundum family like its twin sister the Ruby and like the Ruby, it is part of the exclusive group of 4 precious stones with Diamonds and Emeralds. For a very long time, only the blue variety of Sapphires was well-known but it can be found in a wide range of different colours,
the most popular being Pink for passion, Yellow for happiness and Blue for loyalty.
Its name is supposed to come from the Greek word sappheiros meaning blue. 2500 years ago, the Greeks and Romans wore Sapphires coming from Sri Lanka. In ancient Egypt, the Sapphire was a sacred stone, symolising justice and truty.
The sapphire is one of the most sought after stones in fine jewellery. It is one of the hardest stone (9-10 on the Mohs scale - scratch resistant - so a long-lasting stone). The deep, mysterious blue sapphire is a popular choice as a centre stone. Sapphires are regularly chosen as engagement rings and can be offered for wedding anniversaries. They look fantastic alongside diamonds or other colourless stones. Sapphires will look amazing on any colour metal, they can be set on silver, white gold or platinum as well as yellew or rose gold.
Our collections with Sapphire jewels:As a wholesaler of jewels, discover our collections of gold jewels with sapphires including a selection of sapphire from Ceylan:
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Precious stones require special care, use only lotions and cloths that have been specially developped to clean and care for them. We distribute a selection of well-reputed brands of jewellery care products. Chose the one that you prefer. Also, why not allow your customers to purchase these products, it can be great cross-selling opportunities.