The sapphire is a precious gemstone that anyone would want to flaunt in any way possible; however, despite its beauty, it hides a terrible curse.
Many people tend to choose this gem for their engagement ring, unaware that it could simply mark the end of their beautiful love story.
There is nothing scientifically proven about it, but just remember Lady Di and Kate Middleton to confirm it.
The Sapphire Curse
User @arycarangi, who describes themselves as an occultist on X, formerly Twitter, explained that sapphires are Saturn stones, so they are never given as engagement gifts.
He pointed out that, unlike the symbolism of fidelity and sincerity attributed to them, due to their karmic energy, it is highly likely to experience infidelity and even divorce from the person who gives it to you.
“If you’re going to give wedding or engagement rings with gemstones, don’t give sapphires. Use emeralds or rubies. Sapphires are associated with Saturn, that’s why the karma fell on Lady Di’s ring, which is why her marriage didn’t work out, just like knowing too much.”
So, it is highly recommended not to say “yes” if the question comes accompanied by a sapphire, unless you want to risk a bad experience like Lady Di and Kate Middleton suffered.
Both were betrayed by their partners not once or twice, but countless times. They were not happy and had to pretend everything was fine.
Meaning of the Sapphire
Sapphire is highly valued in jewelry due to its hardness, which is second only to diamond on the Mohs scale, making it very resistant to scratches and suitable for daily wear in jewelry such as rings, earrings, and necklaces.
In terms of symbolic and cultural significance, sapphire has been associated with fidelity, sincerity, and truth. It is supposed to promote mental clarity and wisdom and has historically been used as a protective stone against envy and the evil eye.
Additionally, in some cultures, it is considered a stone of good fortune and prosperity.
We have both sides of the coin, now you’ll know whether you want an engagement ring with a sapphire or if you’d rather buy it yourself…
This story was written in Spanish by Nayeli Párraga.
