Sapphire Engagement Ring
Sapphire engagement rings in solid gold — solitaires, halos, three stone rings, hidden halos and cluster settings, all set with genuine sapphire.
Choosing a setting for a colored stone
A sapphire behaves differently from a diamond in a setting. Because the color is the point, settings that let light through the sides of the stone — open baskets, high prongs, hidden halos — keep the color bright. A heavy bezel protects the stone but can darken a deeply saturated sapphire, so for a rich royal blue, favor an open setting; for a pale stone, a bezel in yellow gold will actually warm it.
Diamond accents, or none
White diamond accents make a colored center read as more saturated by contrast, which is why halos are so common on sapphire rings. A plain solitaire is the quieter, more modern choice and shows the stone's own color honestly. Both are here.
Pairing with a wedding band
Sapphire's hardness means it will not be scratched by a diamond band worn flush against it — a genuine problem with softer colored stones, which have to be worn with a spacer. Any band on the site can sit against these.
Made to order in solid gold, never plated, with free resizing, free worldwide delivery and 60-day free returns.
