Sapphire Pendant ~ small

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Rock your style with our Saphire Pendant! This small sapphire pendant adds a touch of elegance to any outfit. Sparkle and shine with this unique piece. No need to break the bank for luxury. (No pun intended ;)

Sapphire, a crystal with numerous applications, meanings, and advantages, is renowned for its ability to soothe nerves and foster tranquillity. Specifically, the colour blue is known to potentially influence the moods of individuals.

Sapphire is believed to aid in communication by calming emotions such as anger, fear, and jealousy, thus enhancing self-expression. This quality can be beneficial in personal relationships and in conveying one's perspective in the workplace or within various groups.

Sapphire, typically a blue gemstone, possesses several metaphysical properties. It is believed to foster spiritual awareness, understanding, and mental clarity. Regarded as a protective stone, it is thought to shield against negative energies. Furthermore, sapphire is associated with abundance, potentially aiding in business success, and is credited with boosting creativity and imagination. These attributes make sapphire a favoured gemstone in jewellery.

Sapphire Crystal Origin

Sapphires were first believed to be mined in Montana, but they are also found in various parts of the world such as Sri Lanka, Thailand, Tanzania, and Australia. They are commonly cut into diverse shapes including round, oval, marquise, and princess.

The blue sapphire is a mineral crystal composed of pure aluminium oxide that undergoes a crystallization process. In addition to natural sapphires, there are synthetic sapphire crystals that are cultivated in laboratories.

The most valued sapphires possess a deep blue hue with a touch of purple, although sapphires are available in a spectrum of colours including pink, yellow, orange, green, and white.

 Sapphire in Jewellery

Sapphire crystal is a popular choice for jewellery makers because of these key aspects:

• Colour. The stunning colour of this crystal makes it a beautiful centrepiece for all types of jewellery.
• Durability. The Sapphire ranks second to diamonds when it comes to hardness, with a rating of 9 on the Mohs hardness scale.
• Symbolism. Sapphire crystal symbolizes several things. People mainly gravitate to this stone because it symbolizes wisdom, good fortune, and faithfulness.

Sapphires are favoured for their use in watchmaking, particularly for watch dials, due to their scratch resistance and contribution to the watch's luxurious appeal. Although sapphires are mineral crystals, they are distinct from the mineral glass used in luxury watches. Additionally, sapphire is the birthstone for September and traditionally marks the celebration of a 45th wedding anniversary.