Combination Ideas: A Match Made in Heaven
Sapphire and Diamond Ring
Sapphires and diamonds together in a ring are not just a statement of style; they’re a symphony in precious stone form.
As a passionate lover of both gemstones, I can’t help but admire how sapphires are diamonds’ best friends—they absolutely complement each other, bringing out the brilliance and color in ways that seem almost magical.
In this blog, we’ll explore some ideas for sapphire and diamond rings, and answer some common questions about wearing and styling these gems.
Can You Wear Sapphire and Diamond Together?
Absolutely!
Combining sapphire and diamond in a ring not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also creates a piece of jewellery with versatile wearability. This pairing is popular in both engagement rings and everyday pieces, celebrated for its striking contrast and eye-catching beauty. Sapphires bring rich, deep colours, while diamonds add sparkle and light, creating a perfect balance.
What Metal Looks Best with Sapphire?
White gold or platinum
The beauty of sapphire is that it pairs wonderfully with a variety of metals. It is up to the wearer and their preference, but the most striking combinations are often found in white gold or platinum settings. These metals provide a sleek, bright background and clean pallete to make any colour sapphire stand out.
Add some diamonds for some sparkle and you have a forever incredible piece, that will stand the test of time.
Yellow and rose gold
On the other hand, yellow and rose gold metals are more traditional with rich history and thanks to their warmer tones, can highlight some colours and hues in sapphires which white metals would not be able to do. Other variations are two tone, where the band is yellow or rose gold and the setting (top of the ring) is white gold.
No matter your preference, we guide our clients through pros and cons of each metal and design, making sure they have a ring they will love to wear forever.
What is the Best Shape for a Sapphire Ring?
While sapphires look stunning in nearly any cut, the oval cut is often considered ideal.
This shape not only highlights the sapphire’s deep color but also maximizes the surface area visible on top of the ring, allowing for maximum light reflection alongside diamonds.
However, the choice of cut can depend on personal preference and style; for instance, a cushion cut can offer a softer, more antique look while a pear cut provides a modern aesthetic.
Featured Sapphire and Diamond Rings
For those enchanted by the allure of sapphire and diamond rings, here are some breathtaking pieces that showcase this divine combination:
- Cornflower Blue Sapphire Cluster Ring: This ring features a vibrant blue sapphire surrounded by a halo of sparkling diamonds, perfect for those who appreciate classic elegance.
- Peach Sapphire Edwardian Ring: For a touch of old-world charm, this ring combines a unique peach sapphire with the timeless luxury of diamonds in an Edwardian-style setting.
- Nigerian Cluster Sapphire Diamond Ring: Showcasing a rare Nigerian sapphire set amidst a cluster of brilliant diamonds, this ring is a testament to the enchanting beauty of this gemstone combination.
Explore our full range of exquisite sapphire rings to discover how these gemstones can transform your jewellery collection.
Sapphires and diamonds truly are a match made in heaven. Whether you’re seeking a ring for a special occasion or simply to add a piece of timeless beauty to your everyday wear, the combination of sapphire and diamond offers unmatched versatility and elegance that will never go out of style.
How to Choose the Right Sapphire and Diamond Ring
Choosing the right sapphire and diamond ring can be a delightful yet daunting task. Here are some tips to help make your decision easier:
1. Understand the Quality of Sapphires
Sapphires come in various colours and qualities. The value of a sapphire is typically determined by its colour, clarity, carat, and cut. The most sought-after sapphires are those that have a deep, rich blue colour. However, sapphires can come in a range of colours, including pink, yellow, and green. When choosing a sapphire, ensure it has a good balance between colour saturation and clarity.
2. Consider the Diamond Accents
Diamonds used in combination with sapphires usually serve as accents and should enhance the overall appearance of the ring. Look for diamonds that are well-cut to maximise their brilliance, as this will complement the sapphire beautifully. Ensure that the diamonds are also clear and free of visible inclusions.
3. Select the Appropriate Metal
The choice of metal not only affects the ring’s appearance but also its durability. Platinum and white gold are popular for their strength and ability to highlight the brilliance of both sapphires and diamonds. Consider your lifestyle and how often you plan to wear the ring when choosing the metal.
4. Ring Style and Personal Taste
Your personal style should guide your choice of ring. Whether you prefer a modern, minimalist design or a more elaborate, vintage style, ensure the ring reflects your personal taste. Consider how the ring fits with your overall wardrobe and other jewellery pieces.
5. Customization Options
If you’re looking for something unique, consider customizing your sapphire and diamond ring. Many jewellers offer bespoke services where you can design a ring that perfectly represents your style and personality.