Azure Single-Line Sapphire & Diamond Cluster Studs in 18K White Gold

Model Number: PJE2597

An oval blue sapphire of vivid, saturated royal blue at the centre of each earring, held in four slender claws of 18K white gold and ringed by a single line of natural diamonds.

Every halo stone is set in its own claw rather than sunk into a channel, with the prongs lifting outward so the cluster finishes in a crown of points. That construction lets light reach the diamonds from the sides as well as from above, which is what gives a single halo the reach of a heavier one.

Fitted with screw-back posts rather than butterfly pushes — the most secure fastening available, and the right choice for a stone of this weight.

Product Details

• Product: Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Stud Earrings
• Model Number: PJE2597
• Metal: 18K White Gold
• Gemstone: Natural Blue Sapphire
• Total Sapphire Weight: 1.45 ct
• Diamond: Natural Diamond
• Total Diamond Weight: 0.28 ct
• Setting: Sapphire in four claws, single diamond halo with outward-projecting prongs
• Fitting: Threaded post with screw-back fastening
• Gold Weight: 1.98 g
• Current Price: AED 3,675
• Original Price: AED 7,330

A Bright Blue, Not a Dark One

The PJE2597 is defined by the colour of its centre stones.

There are broadly two kinds of blue sapphire. One is dense and inky — closer to midnight than daylight, with the colour sitting so deep inside the stone that it reads almost black until light finds it. The other is bright: a clear, saturated royal blue that holds its colour across a room and under almost any lighting.

These are the bright kind. It is the difference between a sapphire that rewards close inspection and one that announces itself from the other side of a dinner table, and it is largely a matter of preference rather than quality — but it is worth knowing which you are buying, because the two wear very differently.

This design appeals to anyone searching for blue sapphire stud earrings in Dubai with genuine colour presence.

A Single Halo, Doing More Than Expected

One ring of diamonds surrounds each sapphire, every stone individually claw-set with the prongs projecting outward.

That outward set is the whole trick. In a channel or a flush halo, light can only enter from directly above, so the stones go dark the moment the head turns. Here the claws lift each diamond clear of its neighbours, leaving open space between them — so light enters from the sides, and the halo keeps firing at angles where a flatter setting would have gone quiet.

It also produces the crown-point silhouette: a starburst outline rather than a smooth circle, which gives the cluster a larger apparent face than its measurements suggest.

Screw-Backs: the Most Secure Fitting

Most studs close with a butterfly push-back — two loops of wire gripping the post by friction. On a light earring that is perfectly adequate. On a cluster carrying 1.45 ct of sapphire it is not: butterflies loosen with repeated use, and a loose butterfly is how earrings get lost.

A screw-back is threaded. The back screws onto the post, so it cannot slide off, cannot be knocked off, and does not loosen with wear. It takes a few seconds longer to fasten, which is a reasonable trade for a stone you would genuinely mind losing.

Crafted in 18K White Gold

Crafted throughout in 18K white gold with a bright polished finish.

Cool white metal is the correct frame for a saturated blue stone. It holds the sapphire as true blue rather than warming it toward purple, and lets the surrounding diamonds sit at their whitest — maximum contrast between the colour at the centre and the brightness around it.

Designed for Occasions and Every Day

The PJE2597 suits September birthdays, 45th anniversaries, engagements, bridal "something blue" and significant gifts.

Sapphire is September's birthstone and the traditional gemstone of the 45th anniversary. At 9 on the Mohs hardness scale it is second only to diamond, which makes it durable enough for regular wear rather than occasional use — and at 1.98 g the pair is light enough to justify it.

Why You'll Love It

• 1.45 ct natural blue sapphire across the pair
• Bright, saturated royal blue — not a dark inky stone
• Single halo of individually claw-set natural diamonds
• 0.28 ct total natural diamond weight
• Outward-set halo prongs for light from every angle
• Screw-back fittings — the most secure stud fastening
• Crafted entirely in 18K white gold
• Just 1.98 g the pair
• No sizing required — ideal for gifting
• Matching ring and pendant available

Colour That Carries

Combining a vivid blue sapphire with a single crown-point halo of natural diamonds, the PJE2597 is built to be seen rather than studied.

Its bright centre stones, outward-lifted halo and secure screw-back fittings make it a pair that can be worn to an occasion and then simply kept on.

Discover PJE2597 at Pattern Jewellery — where natural diamonds and vibrant gemstones meet refined 18K gold craftsmanship.

Current Price: AED 3,675 per pair
Was: AED 7,330

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the two kinds of blue sapphire?

Broadly, bright and dark. Bright sapphires are a clear saturated royal or cornflower blue that holds its colour at a distance and under most lighting. Dark sapphires are dense and inky, closer to midnight, with the colour sitting deep inside the stone so they can read almost black until light catches them. Both are natural sapphire — they are different preferences rather than different qualities. PJE2597 uses the bright kind.

What is a screw-back earring and why is it more secure?

A screw-back has a threaded post with a back that screws onto it, instead of a butterfly push-back that grips by friction. It cannot slide off or be knocked off, and it does not loosen with repeated use the way a butterfly does. It is the fitting usually specified for valuable studs and for children's earrings.

Why are the halo diamonds set with outward-facing claws?

So light can reach them from the sides as well as from above. In a flush or channel setting the stones go dark as soon as the head turns away from the light source. Lifting each diamond on its own claw, with open space between, keeps the halo firing at angles where a flatter setting would go quiet — and produces a crown-point outline rather than a smooth circle.

How big are the sapphires?

1.45 ct in total across the pair, oval cut, held in four white gold claws at the centre of a single diamond halo totalling 0.28 ct.

How much do they cost?

PJE2597 is AED 3,675 per pair, reduced from AED 7,330, including free UAE shipping, complimentary gift packaging and a lifetime warranty.

Is sapphire durable enough for everyday earrings?

Yes. Sapphire is corundum, 9 on the Mohs hardness scale and second only to diamond in hardness. It is among the most durable coloured stones available and well suited to regular wear.

Is there a matching set?

Yes. The Azure collection includes a ring (PJR4380) and a pendant (PJP3853) in the same white gold sapphire cluster design, plus a larger two-line version of these earrings (PJE2606).

Where can I buy sapphire earrings in Dubai?

Pattern Gold & Diamond Jewellery, Dubai Gold Souk, Deira. Established 2005. Free UAE shipping, or visit the showroom. WhatsApp +971 50 305 6945.