Public demand for Antique Sapphire Engagement Rings began around 1919 when diamond sales started to decline. Sapphires are very hard and so very durable, making an ideal choice of stone for heavy wear, their value depending on their size, color and transparency. In 1880, there was an avalanche, exposing a cache of Kashmir Sapphire gemstones, which was intensively mined for eight years and set a standard for the most valuable Sapphires in the world. Burma mines the second most valuable Sapphires, followed by Ceylon . Today most Blue Sapphires are mined in Thailand and Australia but some courageous pioneers were responsible for the increase in demand for Yellow Sapphire and Pink Sapphires when they discovered mines in southeast Madagascar .
 1.21ct Sapphire Engagement Ring $2,860.00
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 Ceylon Sapphire Engagement Ring $4,000.00
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 1.65ct Vivid Ceylon Sapphire Ring $2,900.00
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 Antique 1.02ct Sapphire Ring $1,600.00
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 Ceylon Sapphire Engagement Ring $5,250.00
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 Ceylon Sapphire Engagement Ring $2,500.00
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 Ceylon Sapphire Engagement Ring $3,500.00
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 Vivid 1.70ct Ceylon Sapphire Ring $2,700.00
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 0.93ct No Heat Ceylon Sapphire Ring $1,000.00
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 Ceylon Sapphire Engagement Ring $7,200.00
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 Edwardian Sapphire Engagement Ring $3,900.00
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 1.17ct Ceylon Sapphire Ring $1,400.00
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 Art Deco Sapphire Engagement Ring $4,400.00
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 Unheated Ceylon Sapphire Ring $2,200.00
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 1.81ct Ceylon Sapphire Ring $3,600.00
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 2.00ct Sapphire Engagement Ring $2,800.00
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 1.52ct Sapphire Engagement Ring $2,860.00
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 1.40ct Cornflower Blue Saphire Ring $1,950.00
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 Cornflower Blue Sapphire Ring $1,950.00
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 Cornflower Blue Sapphire Ring $1,950.00
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