WHITE SAPPHIRE

WHITE SAPPHIRE

White Sapphire is a precious stone and a colourless member of the sapphire family. While other sapphires get their colour during the formation of trace elements such as iron, chromium, copper, titanium and magnesium, the rare and unique colour of white sapphire is due to the absence of these trace elements. Sapphire is the second hardest gemstone after diamond, and one of the most valuable gems mined produced in Sri Lanka, Madagascar, Cambodia, Myanmar, and Thailand. It was a tradition for warriors to gift their wives a necklace made of sapphire to ensure their fidelity in olden times. And in Greece, the sapphire was associated with Apollo, the god of light and the sun. This September birthstone has been believed to protect the wearer from evil and harm and attracts blessings from heaven. It is resistant to scratches and abrasions and has a transparent hue and characteristic toughness, making it ideal for white sapphire jewellery.

At Glamira, white sapphire in AAA clarity and different carats with high quality is used for jewellery of earrings, rings, necklaces, bangles for women and rings, and cufflinks for men. Its unparalleled beauty makes it very desirable in Glamira jewellery designs. Its beauty stands out irrespective of whether it is set alone or with other stones configured to underline your style. Incorporated in royal ornaments, white sapphire at Glamira meets modernity. You can select an emerald-cut white sapphire on a gold band to create a royal and modern white sapphire ring. White sapphire is best complemented by jewellery composed of cool metals such as silver and white gold. So you can customise it with white gold and stud it on your ears as a pair of white sapphire earrings. Or you can link your love to heaven and bliss your feelings by selecting one of the unique Glamira white sapphire engagement rings. And you can also carry the light of Apollo around your neck by creating a white sapphire solitaire necklace. Just let Glamira surround you with the shine of heaven and the light coming from the sun so you can capture the eye!