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Sapphire Engagement Rings in San Francisco

Sapphires have crowned engagement rings for centuries, and at 9 on the Mohs scale they are durable enough for a lifetime of daily wear. Edward's Jewelry & Imports has specialized in fine colored gemstones since 1983, and our sapphire engagement rings showcase that expertise: significant blue, pink, and yellow sapphires, hand-set in platinum. Explore our wider sapphire jewelry collection for matching pieces.

Blue, Pink, and Yellow Sapphires of Substance

This is not a collection of small accent stones. Current centers run from about 3 to over 12 carats, including a GIA-certified 6.21 carat oval blue sapphire, an emerald cut blue sapphire with trapezoid diamond sides, and a rare oval pink sapphire three stone ring. Every sapphire's origin details, certification, and any treatments are disclosed up front, so you know exactly what you are buying.

Why Buy Colored Stones from a Specialist

Color grading in sapphires is far less standardized than diamond grading, which makes the jeweler's honesty your best protection. Three generations of our family have built their reputation on exactly that. Compare stones in natural light at our Brannan Street showroom, or book an online consultation from anywhere in the US. Complete the set with a matching band from our sapphire wedding bands. Every ring carries our lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects, with free US shipping on in-stock rings under $10,000.

FAQs

Are sapphires durable enough for an engagement ring?

Yes. Sapphire measures 9 on the Mohs hardness scale, second only to diamond among gems commonly used in rings. It resists scratching through decades of daily wear, which is why sapphires have been engagement ring stones for centuries, including in royal families.
What sapphire colors does Edward's carry?

Our current engagement collection includes blue, pink, and yellow sapphires in oval, emerald, cushion, and round cuts, with centers from about 3 to over 12 carats. Colored gemstones have been a specialty of our family since 1983, and the depth of this selection reflects it.
Are your sapphires certified?

Several of our sapphires carry GIA reports, including a 6.21 carat oval blue sapphire currently in the collection, and we disclose certification and origin details on every stone before you buy. If a stone lacks a report, we will tell you exactly what is and is not documented.
Are your sapphires treated?

Heat treatment is a traditional and accepted practice for most sapphires on the market, and untreated stones command a premium. Whatever the case for a specific stone, we disclose any treatments before purchase. Full disclosure is required by FTC guidelines and, more importantly, by our own standards.
How is sapphire quality judged compared to diamonds?

Color dominates sapphire value: hue, saturation, and tone matter more than clarity or cut. Unlike diamonds, there is no universal grading scale, so the jeweler's expertise and honesty carry real weight. We encourage viewing sapphires in natural light, which our showroom makes easy.
Can you make a custom sapphire engagement ring?

Yes. We source loose sapphires in the color and size you want, then design and craft the setting in-house with a 3D preview. A matching band from our sapphire wedding band collection can complete the set.
Where can I see your sapphire rings in person?

Visit our showroom at the San Francisco Gift and Jewelry Center, 888 Brannan Street, where you can compare sapphires in natural light. Clients outside the Bay Area can book an online consultation, with a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects on every ring; in-stock rings under $10,000 ship free within the US, with insurance coverage until delivery.