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About Our Rainbow Bracelets

One of the most eye-catching ways to showcase the extraordinary range of sapphire colors is to combine them in rainbow sapphire bracelets. Individual sapphires in shades of pink, yellow, orange, green, blue and purple are carefully arranged to create a gradual spectrum of color around the wrist. This colorful look is especially popular in classic tennis bracelets, where the uninterrupted line of sapphires creates a striking rainbow effect, as well as in more structured rainbow sapphire bangles. The result is a vibrant yet sophisticated piece of fine jewelry that celebrates the remarkable natural color diversity of sapphire.

Our rainbow sapphire jewelry is unrivaled and our bracelets showcase some of the finest smaller size rainbow sapphires available. Each one of our rainbow sapphire bracelets feature every color of the rainbow. The sapphires are vivid and bright, clean and well cut. Our bracelets are made with substantial gram weights so you will be able to enjoy your bracelet for a lifetime. Our pieces are designed to spend more time on your wrist than in your jewelry box!

History of this Gemstone Combination

Ruby, sapphire, and emerald tennis bracelets are a captivating fusion of the three most celebrated colored gemstones, creating a stunning display of elegance and prestige. These bracelets trace their inspiration to classic diamond tennis bracelets, which became famous after tennis star Chris Evert’s on-court mishap in the 1980s. However, the tradition of pairing these three vivid gems dates back centuries, as royalty and nobility often adorned themselves with rubies, sapphires, and emeralds to symbolize power, passion, and wisdom.

The combination of these three stones in a single piece is not merely about aesthetics—there’s a historical and cultural significance to their pairing. Rubies, with their fiery red hue, have long been associated with love and courage, while sapphires, often deep blue, symbolize loyalty and wisdom. Emeralds, known for their lush green color, represent renewal and prosperity. When set together in a tennis bracelet, they create a striking contrast that highlights each stone's individual brilliance while forming a harmonious balance. While it's difficult to pinpoint exactly who first designed a ruby, sapphire, and emerald tennis bracelet, luxury jewelers and European aristocrats have been combining these gemstones in intricate jewelry designs since at least the 19th century. Today, this style remains a timeless favorite, appealing to those who appreciate both historical significance and exquisite craftsmanship in fine jewelry.