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Sapphire Rings
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There are many myths associated with the sapphire gemstone stone since centuries. Mysterious, dark, spiritual and even occult in nature, sapphire rings have changed fortunes of many rich and famous owners. As a birthstone it is worn by people born in September and is associated with planet Venus. Ancient Persians believed that the earth rested on a giant sapphire and its reflection reached the skies. Some cultures consider it to be the stone of the planet Saturn which is hard and can change a financial status of a man or woman. In the west sapphire rings are as popular as diamond rings because they also match the durability and hardness tests. It comes in different shades of heavenly blue-like the cobalt ink, evening horizon, deep and dark which can literally cast a spell on the wearer. Sapphire also comes in other alluring colors like orange, pink, purple and yellow. Each has its own class when studded in rings or necklaces. Like the diamond that is forever, even a sapphire ring symbolizes love, loyalty and eternal friendship. Many women have chosen this is the engagement ring for these very reasons.

Sapphire rings can be of many varieties. It comes

as a single studded gemstone. It is also used in combination with diamonds, opal and aquamarine. It can be set in gold, silver and platinum in 14 or 18 carat. To evaluate the price and its value one has to check the color, size, transparency. In some cases the origin of the stone is also valued. Sometimes even the untreated gem commands a high price. The rings usually need to have good gold weight before the stone is mounted. When setting, ask the jeweler to avoid prongs as they can come in the way of pocket linings or threads and tear away materials. The stone may loosen and get lost. The best way to set it, would be to line it with gold. It provides complete protection. It ensures that the stone will will remain a good investment for years to come.

The blue sapphire has a royal zing to it. The imperial look has become popular as years ago late princess Diana was given a sapphire and diamond ring by Prince Charles to seal their matrimony. Good quality sapphire rings will have the stones sourced from Srilanka, Burma, Thailand, Australia and Africa. The rings are timeless and classical as wedding gift.