Lab-Grown Oval Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Earrings

A deep royal blue oval sapphire at the centre, framed by a halo of sparkling white diamonds. This is the cluster design at its most iconic, the one that’s been loved by royals and brides for generations.

Each earring holds an oval lab grown blue sapphire, with a total sapphire weight of 3.59ct for the pair. The rich, inky blue is surrounded by twelve round lab grown diamonds per earring, F colour and VS clarity, set like petals around the centre stone. The diamonds total 1.08ct, giving a bright, generous sparkle that really lifts the blue.

Every stone is claw set to let in as much light as possible, and the earrings sit securely on a post with butterfly backs. Lab grown sapphires are real sapphires, made of the same mineral as mined stones, with stunning colour at a far more accessible price. Sapphire is also one of the hardest gemstones, second only to diamond, so these are made to be worn and loved.

Choose 9ct or 18ct gold in yellow or white. Yellow gold gives a warm, regal feel, while white gold makes the blue look cool and crisp.

Sapphire is the September birthstone and the traditional gift for a 45th wedding anniversary. Perfect as a bride’s “something blue”, a Christmas surprise, or a pair she’ll wear for every special occasion.

Specifications

FAQ

Are lab grown sapphires real sapphires?
Yes. They’re made of corundum, the same mineral as mined sapphires, with the same hardness, colour and sparkle.

What does sapphire symbolise?
Sapphire represents loyalty, wisdom and faithfulness. It’s the September birthstone and the traditional 45th wedding anniversary gemstone.

Are sapphire earrings good for everyday wear?
Yes. Sapphire is one of the hardest gemstones, second only to diamond, so it’s very durable.

Can I wear these as my “something blue”?
Absolutely. Sapphire cluster earrings are one of our favourite bridal choices.

Should I choose yellow or white gold?
Yellow gold gives a warm, regal look. White gold creates a cool, crisp contrast with the blue.

Should I choose 9ct or 18ct gold?
18ct has a higher gold content and a richer colour. 9ct is harder wearing and more budget friendly.

Do you have these in other gemstones?
Yes. We also make this cluster design with oval lab grown rubies and emeralds.

Can I see them in person?
Of course. Book an appointment at our Harrogate showroom and try them on.

Sapphire blue looks even richer in real life. Visit our Harrogate showroom, just a short trip from Leeds and York. Book an appointment or message us on Instagram and we’ll have them ready for you to try.