Yes, pink sapphires are rare. Natural pink sapphires with rich, balanced colour and clarity are among the rarer gems in the sapphire family. Their scarcity, especially in unenhanced or ethically sourced forms, makes them deeply sought after by collectors and romantics alike. At Black Finch, we seek out those luminous pinks that feel both otherworldly and entirely your own.

The pink sapphire speaks in the language of the heart. Long associated with love, tenderness, and emotional resilience, it’s a gemstone that radiates compassion and feminine strength. For some, it brings calm in chaos. For others, a reminder to open fully, to joy, to intimacy, to the bravery of beginning again. It’s not just a gem. It’s a gesture.

Pink sapphires do not lose their colour. With a Mohs hardness of 9, natural pink sapphires are built to last, resistant to scratching, fading, and the passing of time. Their colour, stable and enduring, remains radiant through decades of wear. When treated with care, your pink sapphire jewellery will shine with the same intention it was chosen for: to be treasured, every day and always.

A pink sapphire ring is a declaration; a story of devotion told in colour. Whether it’s chosen for an engagement, an anniversary, or a moment of self-celebration, it signifies a love that’s modern, independent, and deeply personal. To wear one is to carry a symbol of affection, strength, and individuality, a meaningful alternative to tradition that still holds all the weight of commitment.