Look no further for gifts for this birthstone month. The September birthstone is the sapphire. The
45th wedding anniversary
is also celebrated with a sapphire.
We hope the following suggestions will help you...
Sapphire Jewelry
There are some very pretty pieces of jewelry to choose from. Including pendants, earrings and rings. Create your own to make it a more personal gift.
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Sapphire Cuff Links
Find a nice pair of sapphire cuff links for the man in your life.
Sapphire Perfume Bottle
Look for a perfume bottle that is encrusted with sapphire crystals. An ideal gift for the person who loves wearing Perfume.
Vases
Find a blue colored vase and place some flowers in it. This should help to brighten up someones birthday.
Sapphire Colored Flowers
Purchase a bouquet of flowers in pale or dark blue. You will be able to find a few bouquets in these colors. Sometimes the florist will had yellow to give a contrast. But as long as the majority are blue it shouldn't matter.
Sapphire CDs
Look out for titles that have sapphire in them. There are a few to choose from. Although most are audio books.
Sapphire Books
Look out for books with sapphire in their title. You will find one or two out there to pick from. Maybe the author will have sapphire as their name.
Sapphire DVDs
There are some DVDs with sapphire in their title such as 'Sapphire and Steel'. Pick out one you know the person will enjoy and add a bottle of wine to be enjoyed whilst watching it.
We hope this has given you some ideas for unique sapphire gifts for the birthstone month of September. We will be up dating this page with more suggestions on a regular basis. Please visit and take a look.
Facts about sapphire
Sapphires are formed from a mineral known as corundum, the single-crystal form of aluminum oxide. It can be found naturally as gemstones or may be manufactured in large crystal balls for a variety of applications.
Sapphire includes any gemstone varieties of the mineral corundum excluding the red ruby.
Sapphire is most commonly blue but also occurs as green, orange, pink, purple, yellow, green, color shift and white. A sapphire colored orange-red is sometimes called a padparadsha.
Sapphires have a hardness of 9.0 on the Mohs scale and are perfect for faceted gemstones.
Blue sapphires come in a wide range of shades of blue. Titanium and iron inclusions within the aluminum oxide are responsible for the various shades of blue. Some stones do not contain much titanium and iron so show tones of gray. Almost all sapphires are heated to a temperature of 3000 °C to give the stone a better color.
Traditionally most sapphires have been mined in Sri Lanka, Madagascar and Myanmar.
The sapphire is the traditional gift for the 45th wedding anniversary. With the blue sapphire celebrating the 65th wedding anniversary.