For Hindus, it was important to integrate sapphires into worship services and decoration. For Christian royalty, sapphires gave protection and were adorned in their ecclesiastical rings. For Buddhists, sapphires granted enlightenment. In Ancient Greece, sapphires were worn to attract wise answers from the oracle. During the Middle Ages, a blue sapphire represented heaven and was thought to harness divine blessings. Many cultures and religions have found unique power and value in sapphires. Popular across continents for centuries, sapphires are a well-loved gemstone symbolizing wisdom, nobility and enlightenment.
If you are lucky enough to have the September birthstone sapphire for your birthday, there are many ways you can adorn this stunning birthstone in the form of birthstone jewelry. Second to diamonds, they are one of the world’s strongest and most natural gemstones currently in existence.
Sapphire happens to be the birthstone for September and is also given as a gift for couples celebrating their fifth or forty-fifth anniversaries.
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