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What is Sapphire

Sapphire comes from sappheiros, a Greek word for blue. It is considered as the most attractive and the most beautiful of all the gems. It is known as the fidelity gem, the gem of the soul. Gifting this gemstone symbolizes honesty, purity, loyalty and unshakeable trust.

It is therefore a popular choice of ring for engagements. The gemstone comes in variety of colors like pink, orange, yellow, peach, violet and blue. Other than the color blue, other colors are fancy gemstones.

These stones are mostly found in Sri Lanka. This is where rarest of the rare stones are found in the world. Other countries where this gemstone is available are India, Burma, Australia, Brazil, Africa, Thailand and Vietnam.

Pictures below are of jewellery available at JGjewellers

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Where to find a quality seller?

If you are looking for Jewellery that is from a quality supplier then we recommend JG jewellers (if you would like to find out how to get an additional 10% discount from any JG Jewellers purchase then click here).

 


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