Displaying different shades of blue, the Blue Sapphire is a gemstone that gets its name from the Greek word Sapphires meaning blue. A powerful gemstone that represents the planet Saturn, a blue sapphire will steal your heart with its grace and legendary color.

Mined from the early 800BC, these gems were thought to also be a perfect reflection of the midnight skythat they mimic so well. A gemstone that adds both loyalty and love within a heartbeat, these blue wonders will be all you need to make your one knee moment as special as it should be.

Blue Sapphire stones for sale are a bargain you would not want to miss and at JupiterGem.com we always have a collection of stones that will leave you spoilt for choice. From prices as low as $300 ranging all the way to $1,90,000, we will definitely have one that will fit your budget and style.

Sapphires are mined all across the world, from Srilanka to deeper color gems from Montana, USA, Madagascar and even some spectacular gems from the Thai belt. But worth the mention are the extremely rare, rich in color, yet soft in appearance Kashmir Sapphires. With superlative quality, these gems have a blurred appearance thanks to fine needles and clouds present within, that add just the right blend of color.

Colored by Titanium and Iron, a blue sapphire is often heat treated to augment or reduce the color intensity of the stone. A treatment accepted by the trade, color is intensified in reducing environments and vice versa. When looking to pick a Blue Sapphire always pick out a gem that allows light inside, creating a spectacle as the facets reflect the light. Sheer opulence and grandeur come into being when we speak about the majestic blues and their popularity amongst couples these days.

Today, although a Kashmir Sapphire would be just right, opting for a gem from Madagascar, Srilanka or even Thailand might be a more available choice and also a lot more easier on the pocket. Heated or unheated, pick out a stone that calls out to you and looks like it has been crafted to perfection.

Last but not least a Blue Sapphire must always have the right cut to allow maximum beauty. Some gems with deeper pavilions can tend to look darker. With a team of gemologists on board the JupiterGem.com team, you can be rest assured we will help you pick out the right gem to suit your requirement.