Sapphire Necklaces

Endlessly refined. Quietly luminous.
From airy cornflower to inky royal—and a spectrum of fancy hues—sapphire brings lasting color to the neckline. Our Sapphire Necklaces edit highlights sleek solitaires, east–west emerald-cuts, airy station chains, and charm-led layers. Each piece is handcrafted in the USA with ethically sourced gemstones and recycled precious metals.

Shop the Sapphire Edit

• Shop our entire sapphire jewelry collection
• Design Your Own — choose metal, chain length, stone size, and engraving

Why Sapphire Works (Every Day)

• Durability: Mohs 9 makes sapphire an everyday staple.
• Versatility: classic blue reads timeless; fancy hues feel personal.
• Meaning: September’s birthstone, long linked with wisdom and devotion.
• Conscious by design: recycled precious metals, ethically sourced stones.

Length Guide

• 14–16″ choker: layers tight at the collarbone.
• 18″ classic: everyday length for most necklines.
• 20–22″ layering: sits under a 16–18″ pendant.
• 24″+ long: elegant lines for larger east–west focals.

Care & Quality

Clean with lukewarm water, a drop of mild soap, and a soft brush; rinse and dry. Ultrasonic/steam is generally safe for unfilled sapphires—avoid for heavily included or fracture-filled stones. Store pieces separately to protect finishes.

Where Sapphires Are Found

Notable origins include Sri Lanka (Ceylon), Madagascar, Myanmar (Mogok), Thailand, Australia, and the USA (Montana—Yogo & Rock Creek); historic Kashmir blues are rare and celebrated.

FAQs

What is a sapphire necklace?
A pendant or chain set with corundum (sapphire) in blue or fancy colors—styled as solitaires, east–west cuts, stations, or charms.

Is sapphire durable for daily wear?
Yes. At Mohs 9, sapphire is ideal for everyday pendants and stations with mindful care.

Which metal pairs best?
Yellow gold warms blue; white metals keep it crisp and modern.

Are sapphires only blue?
No—pink, yellow, green, violet, and padparadscha also exist; red is classified as ruby.