When you think of sapphires, you probably think of a rich blue color, but sapphires actually come in almost every color of the rainbow including pink, peach, orange, yellow, green, teal,
and purple. Red sapphires are better known as rubies (both are varieties of the mineral corundum).

The sapphire has for a long time, been identified with chastity, piety, and repentance. It is said to bring wisdom and truth, increase perception and the understanding of justice. It
helps find peace of mind and serenity and promotes a life of sincerity, helping preserve one’s innocence while learning life’s truths.

Sapphires also are associated with romantic love, representing fidelity and romantic devotion. It is also used for a quest to increase one’s faith, hope and joy and to keep thoughts pure and heavenly.