What does a sapphire symbolise?

Sapphires have been historically associated with various symbolic meanings across different cultures. Generally, sapphires are considered a symbol of wisdom, loyalty,  and nobility. 

In ancient times, sapphires were believed to protect their wearers from envy and harm. They were also associated with spiritual enlightenment and were thought to bring clarity of thought and mental focus.

In more modern contexts, Australian sapphires are frequently used in engagement rings, symbolizing fidelity and commitment. The enduring hardness of sapphires, second only to diamonds, reinforces the idea of enduring love. 

Australian sapphires enchant with their exquisite colors, ranging from serene blues to vibrant greens and yellows. Parti colour sapphires have had a surge in popularity due to their stunning colours and clarity. The diverse range of colors that sapphires come in can carry unique symbolic meanings. For example, pink sapphires may symbolize love and compassion, while yellow sapphires are associated with prosperity and good fortune. For many people the beautiful colours of Australian sapphires reminds them of memories and moments in time. Oceans and rock pools, sunny days, adventures and freedom. 

Natural Australian sapphire's are created in ancient river beds deep within the earth. Each piece of rough sapphire has its own shape and colour, making them the perfect choice for your individual style and personality.

Ultimately, the symbolic meaning of a sapphire can vary depending on cultural, historical, and personal interpretations, making these gemstones rich with significance and tradition. And the perfect choice to capture memories and be milestone markers. 

The heart of spectacular jewellery.