Bombay - Sapphire and Argentium Silver Ring

There is something quietly generous about color. Not the kind that demands attention — but the kind that glows warmly on a finger and makes the rest of the day feel a little lighter. Bombay is a ring built around that feeling.

At its heart sits a single faceted rose-cut sapphire — hand cut, translucent, catching light with a depth that only natural stone can carry. The stone rests in a floating bezel, elevated slightly above the band, as if hovering between silver and sky. The open shank curves into a gentle C-shape behind the finger, each end finished with a small silver ball — a detail as intentional as everything else.

The shank is designed to adjust — gently, once — to fit a half size smaller or larger. It is the ring for anyone who has ever been between sizes and walked away empty-handed.

Five sapphire colors, each with its own character. Two solids: a warm, vivid pink and a luminous yellow. Two bicolors: a light blue that deepens to cobalt, and a red that bleeds into orange. And a limited edition in a rare Ceylon sapphire bicolor, its purple dissolving softly into pink. Wear one alone. Give one to someone who deserves a little color in their day. Stack them across fingers and let the palette speak for itself.

Because each stone is handcut, the exact shape, size, and color depth of your sapphire will carry its own subtle variation. That is the nature of the work — and part of what makes it yours.

📿 The Details

• Stone: [COLOR] Sapphire — faceted rose-cut, floating bezel set, handcut (shape and size vary slightly with natural stone)
• Setting: Argentium Silver floating oval bezel — stone elevated above the band
• Shank: Open C-shape Argentium Silver band with silver ball end on each side — adjusts once to fit a half size smaller or larger
• Metal: Argentium Silver (highly tarnish-resistant, hypoallergenic)
• Size: 5 through 10 — adjustable to fit a half size smaller or larger
• Available Colors: Pink (solid), Yellow (solid), Blue (bicolor), Red/Orange (bicolor), Purple/Pink Ceylon (limited edition bicolor)
• Origin: Artisan-crafted in California

💎 Birthstone & Symbolism

Sapphire is September's birthstone — one of the most celebrated gems in the world, prized for centuries for its beauty, rarity, and depth of color. But sapphire is not one stone. It is a whole family of colors, each with its own story and meaning.

Pink sapphire speaks of love and grace. Yellow sapphire has long been associated with wisdom and abundance. Blue sapphire carries the calm of open sky and the depth of still water. Red and orange sapphire glow with vitality and warmth. And Ceylon sapphires — among the most prized in the world — are celebrated for their exceptional clarity and saturation, a rare find in any color.

Bombay is a September birthstone ring with five different faces. A meaningful gift for the same month, spoken in five different languages of color.

🌸 Metaphysical Properties

• Pink Sapphire: A stone of the Heart Chakra, pink sapphire is believed to nurture love, compassion, and emotional openness — gently inviting warmth and trust into the wearer's life.
• Yellow Sapphire: Associated with the Solar Plexus Chakra, yellow sapphire is thought to stimulate wisdom, attract abundance, and clarify intention — helping the wearer move with confidence and purpose.
• Blue Sapphire: Linked to the Third Eye and Throat Chakras, blue sapphire is said to deepen intuition, enhance authentic expression, and offer a protective, calming energy.
• Red/Orange Sapphire: Associated with the Sacral and Root Chakras, warm-toned sapphires are believed to kindle vitality, creativity, and a grounded sense of passion and joy.
• Purple/Pink Ceylon Sapphire: A rare bicolor stone that bridges the Heart and Crown Chakras — said to harmonize love with spiritual awareness, the earthly with the transcendent.