We're excited to announce a new variation to our Twig Collection design—our Sapphire and Roses Twig Ring! In addition to this new style, we'll also be offering a Sapphire option in all of our diamond and rustic diamond Twig rings! Check them out in our new Choose Your Stone section in the Wedding Collection.
So, what is it about sapphires that got our attention? Below, we've listed the five best things about the gemstone!
5. Sapphires are Strong
They're sturdy enough to withstand a lifetime of wear - they're the second hardest, natural stone next to diamond.
Pictured: Sapphire and Roses Twig Ring
4. Sapphires are Symbolic
Sapphires symbolize faithfulness, good fortune, and wisdom—all great things to bring into a marriage. Legend has it that it can bring harmony between lovers. The color is reminiscent of water, and the night sky.
Additionally, Sapphires are the birthstone for the month of September, and the traditional 5th, 10th, and 45th wedding anniversary presents.
Pictured: Sapphire and Roses Twig and Timber Rings
3. Sapphires are Unique
Our customers love a natural, non-traditional aesthetic. Sapphires are earthy, unique, and mystical. They are a timeless way to bring a pop of color to an engagement setting and 'something blue' to a wedding ceremony.
Pictured: Rose Gold Diamond and Roses, Chocolate and Roses and Sapphire and Roses Twig Rings
2. Sapphires Have a Reduced Environmental Impact
Sapphires are generally mined in countries with more strict regulations surrounding gemstone mining. Most stones are mined on a small, artisanal scale that brings economic empowerment to communities. Although all types of mining create some environmental impact, impact reduction and reforestation efforts are common in many of these communities.
Pictured: Sapphire and Roses and Narrow Rose Gold Twig Rings
1. Sapphires are Beautiful
Just like your love story.
