Stone of the month for September: sapphire
September - Sapphire
Famous for its deep blue or more luminous, but sometimes exceptionally violet color, sapphire is a gemstone native to Southeast Asia, Madagascar and America.
Sapphire can be yellow, green, orange...but the rarest specimens are of a silky, velvety blue close to indigo, and come from Kashmir.
Cultural history of sapphire
With its deep blue brilliance, sapphire was considered a symbol of loyalty, trust and protection. The ancient Greeks associated sapphire with Apollo, the sun god. They believed the stone guided and protected those who wore it. In Judeo-Christian tradition, sapphire is mentioned several times in the Bible, to symbolize purity, wisdom and truth. In addition, some Asian cultures attribute spiritual powers to sapphire, regarding it as a stone of healing and meditation. Over time, sapphire has remained a symbol of nobility, truth and wisdom. It has been used extensively for its values of loyalty, notably on engagement rings. Sapphire possesses a timeless aura of beauty and mystery that continues to fascinate and inspire.
A stone for every wedding anniversary!
The sapphire is a stone given to celebrate forty-five years of marriage! This gem is the object of a tradition that symbolizes the beauty, solidity and durability of the marital union. With its durability and strength, it's the perfect choice to represent the strength of the couple's union and their ongoing commitment to each other. Sapphire's deep blue color is often associated with trust, loyalty and serenity. The gift of a sapphire celebrates the depth of emotional bonding and peace of mind that characterize the marital relationship after more than four decades together.
Sapphire and the astrological dimension
Every natural stone can be worn by every zodiac sign, although some will be more sensitive to certain stones. The zodiac signs most sensitive to sapphire are : Virgo, Taurus, Sagittarius.
What if it all came from your imagination?
The purchase of a gemstone becomes the starting point for a bespoke creation!
Choose your favorite stone and let our craftsmen bring your jewel to life, transforming your stone into a unique piece of jewelry that tells your story.
Choose your legendary stone: a sapphire
A symbol of truth and fidelity, the sapphire is said to protect against evil spirits, making it a highly prized talisman for travelers in the past, and a good-luck charm to this day. Chosen for major commitments, sapphire is a beautiful stone to offer for an engagement proposal!
MATY
SAPHIR ovale 0,63 ct.
156 €
MATY
SAPHIR rectangle pans coupés 1,35 ct.
357 €
MATY
Saphir coussin
232,50 €
Caring for and recharging your sapphire
Véronique,
gemmologist at MATY for 32 years, reveals her secrets...
To energetically recharge your stone, you can immerse it for a few hours in distilled water, then let it recharge in sunlight.
To clean your sapphire, use a soft cloth dampened with a little soapy water, or a small brush with soft bristles.
Our selection of sapphire jewelry
MATY
375 rose gold ring with gemstones and diamonds
-30%
1 015 €
710,50 €
MATY
750 yellow gold ring with rubies, emeralds, sapphires and diamonds
-25%
1 719 €
1 289,20 €
MATY
375 white gold ring, sapphire, diamonds.
399 €
MATY
Gold ring 375 yellow sapphire and diamonds
-30%
289 €
202,30 €
MATY
Gold necklace 375 yellow sapphires 45cm with shortening ring to 42cm
319 €
MATY
750 white gold sapphire diamond ring
-40%
1 050 €
630 €
MATY
Gold earrings 375 yellow sapphire diamonds
215 €
MATY
Gold 750 2-tone heart pendant with gemstones and diamonds
849 €
MATY
Yellow gold earrings 375 sapphires
49 €
MATY
Gold ring 375 yellow sapphire and diamonds
409 €
MATY
Gold ring 375 2 tone sapphire diamond
299 €
MATY
Gold ring 375 2-tone sapphire and zirconias
279 €
MATY
Gold ring 375 yellow green and orange sapphires
435 €
MATY
750 yellow gold ring with sapphires and diamonds
655 €
MATY
Gold ring 375 2-tone oval sapphire and diamonds
289 €