September jewelry Sapphire

ORIGIN

The name ‘Sapphire’ derives from the Latin ‘sappheiros,’ meaning blue. It is also says to ultimately come from the Hebrew ‘sappir’ (precious stone) or Sanskrit ‘sanipriya’.As a gemstone of love, sapphire promotes deep attachment, commitment, and fidelity, which is why it’s a popular choice for betrothal rings.
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PROPERTIES

Much like the fiery red ruby, sapphire possesses numerous healing properties that make it a truly remarkable stone. It is said to heal the ailments of the eye, relieve headaches and nosebleeds, treat problems related to speech and communication, and also aid in curing issues of the ears, such as infections and inner-ear imbalances. Sapphire is also considered helpful to the thyroid and nervous system, and effective in the treatment of dementia, degenerative diseases, blood disorders, and eye infections. .

LEGEND

The use of sapphire as a talisman is frequently mentioned in various historical books and resources. Ancient Greeks used to wear sapphires for wisdom when seeking answers from the Oracle at Apollo’s Shrine. In Christianity, ecclesiastical rings were often encrusted with sapphires thanks to the stone’s powers of insight and protection. Even Buddhists associated the September birthstone with spiritual enlightenment and devotion.