Sapphire Jewelry Roundup: From Harry Winston to Mikimoto

Key facts

• Sapphire is the September birthstone and the second-hardest gem after diamonds.
• Sapphires come in blue, pink, yellow, and green.
• The Stuart Sapphire is set in the Imperial State Crown of Britain.
• Princess Diana's engagement ring, a Ceylon sapphire by Garrard, was later worn by Kate Middleton.
• Richard Burton gave Elizabeth Taylor a Bulgari sapphire sautoir.
• The Star of India, a 563-carat sapphire, is at the American Museum of Natural History in New York.
• Harry Winston launched the 'Talk to Me Harry Winston' high jewelry collection in 2025.
• Patek Philippe's Aquanaut Luce Haute Joaillerie watch features 72 baguette-cut sapphires, 38 baguette-cut diamonds, and 160 brilliant-cut diamonds.
• Pearls by Shari's earrings feature 12mm Golden South Sea pearls set in 18k white gold.
• Martin Katz's opera-length necklace features marquise-cut sapphires and can be worn doubled.
• Reza's Knot Ring features an 11.62-carat Ceylon sapphire.
• Roberto Coin's hoop earrings have an 'inside-out' design with sapphires.
• Mikimoto's bracelet includes .96 carats of sapphires and an 8.5mm White South Sea cultured pearl.
• Single Stone's Gloria Ring is available by special order with an emerald-cut sapphire and 1 carat of diamond side stones.
• Graff's earrings feature 3.01-carat diamonds and unheated Sri Lankan sapphire pendants.
• Ruth Tomlinson's cuff is handcrafted in London and 2% of sales go to the Marine Conservation Society.
• Piaget's Sunlight Pendant is 30mm and features 61 brilliant-cut diamonds and 98 sapphires.
• Brent Neale's cuff is a bespoke piece with flush-set sapphires.
• VRAM's Chrona Ring is a one-of-a-kind cocktail ring with a mosaic of sapphires.