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Effortless Color, Timeless Style

Sapphire earrings bring a beautiful touch of color to the face while still feeling elegant, polished and easy to wear. From the classic sophistication of blue sapphire to the softer femininity of pink, the sunny warmth of yellow and the playful appeal of rainbow sapphire, each color creates its own distinct mood. Sapphire earrings can feel refined without being overly formal, making them just as appropriate for everyday wear as they are for a special occasion. Whether worn as simple studs, graceful drops, hoops or sparkling halo designs, they add just enough color and brilliance to make a woman feel a little more put together—and a little more special.

About Sapphires

Although sapphire means blue in Latin, sapphires can be found in an entire rainbow of colors. They are found all over the world including Sri Lanka, Madagascar, Australia and Thailand. Some of the finest sapphires are Ceylon (Sri Lanka) sapphires and MySapphireSource offers many jewelry pieces with Ceylon sapphires. Some of the different colors of sapphires have been given special names. For example, red sapphires are known as rubies and colors other than blue and pink are referred to as fancy sapphires. Sapphire jewelry is the traditional gift for the fifth and forty-fifth wedding anniversaries and sapphire is the birthstone for September.

Our Sapphire Earrings

MySapphireSource has a selection of classically styled sapphire earrings including stud earrings, solitaire earrings, sapphire and diamond earrings, sapphire diamond halo earrings, bezel set earrings, hoop earrings, and dangle earrings. Sapphires are available in many different shades of blue and we have a beautiful array of options.

Care of Sapphires

Be sure to clean your sapphire earrings regularly, especially if you put them on before hairspray or facial lotions and make-up. With regular cleaning, your sapphire earrings will look as good in 10 or 20 years as it does today. Dirt and grime can build up on top or and underneath the stones and around the setting, causing them to look dull. Using a small soft-bristled brush and lukewarm water is an easy method to keep your jewelry looking great.