A World of Sapphire
Yes. Lab-grown sapphire is genuine sapphire, not an imitation.
It is made from corundum, the same fundamental gemstone material as natural sapphire. The difference is how the stone is formed: natural sapphire develops within the earth, while lab-grown sapphire is grown in a controlled environment.
The stone is real. Its origin is simply different.
We photograph our jewelry carefully to represent each sapphire as accurately as possible.
However, slight variations in color, tone, and appearance may occur due to lighting, photography, and individual screen settings.
Each sapphire also has its own visual character, so the stone you receive may have subtle differences from what you see on screen.
These subtle variations are part of what makes each stone unique.
Absolutely. We offer customization for our sapphire jewelry, from gemstone color, shape, and size to other design details.
If you have a specific sapphire in mind or a design you'd like to bring to life, our studio can work with you to explore the possibilities and create a piece that feels uniquely yours.
Every piece can begin with your idea.
Yes. Sapphire ranks 9 on the Mohs scale, making it a durable gemstone well suited to everyday jewelry.
As with any fine jewelry, we recommend avoiding strong impacts, harsh chemicals, and unnecessary exposure to extreme conditions to help preserve both the stone and its setting.
Made to be worn, cared for, and enjoyed.
If your sapphire or setting is damaged, please contact our studio and share a few photos of the piece and the issue.
Our team will review the condition and let you know what repair options may be available. Repair solutions can vary depending on the type and extent of the damage.
If you notice an issue, please contact us before attempting any repair yourself.
Sapphire is highly durable, but proper care helps preserve both the stone and its setting over time.
For routine cleaning, gently wash your jewelry with mild soap and warm water. A soft brush can be used when needed. Rinse thoroughly and dry with a soft cloth.
Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, and strong impacts. When not wearing your jewelry, store it separately to help prevent scratches or damage.
A little care helps your piece stay beautiful for years to come.
