Blue Sapphire Necklace
About blue sapphire necklace
A blue sapphire necklace is a strand of natural Neelam beads, made for buyers who want sapphire as fine jewellery or as a gift rather than a single ring stone.
Handcrafted Blue Sapphire (Neelam) bead necklaces in natural certified sapphire. Neelam is Shani's stone and is usually worn as a ring after a trial period, but a bead necklace is a gentler way to keep the stone close, and it is also worn as a gift piece.
These strands use natural sapphire beads in graduated sizes, strung single line or multi line, and finished in our own workshop. Before you wear Neelam in any form, read who should wear it and who should not.
For a single certified stone, see loose Blue Sapphire.
At a glance
| Stone | Natural blue sapphire beads (plus one tanzanite strand) |
| Hindi name | Neelam |
| Planet in Vedic tradition | Shani (Saturn) |
| How it is priced | Per necklace — each strand is priced on its own, not per ratti |
| Price range | ₹38,690 – ₹2,65,000 from our current stock (includes the tanzanite strand) |
How to choose
- Number of lines: two line strands are understated; four and five line designs are statement pieces.
- Colour: beads range from inky blue to lighter, slightly violet blue. Compare photos in the same light.
- Tanzanite vs sapphire: tanzanite is a different, softer stone with a violet-blue tone; it is labelled clearly by name.
FAQs
Answers to the questions our customers ask us most
Is a Neelam necklace the same as a Neelam ring?
In Vedic tradition, a ring with a single stone is the usual form. A bead strand is more often worn as jewellery or gifted.
Are these beads natural?
Yes, the strands are made from natural sapphire beads. Ask us for details about any specific piece.
Can the length be changed?
Yes. We can restring a necklace to a different length in our workshop; ask us when you order.
See Shani gemstones, gemstone necklaces, loose Blue Sapphire and Tanzanite, or try Find Your Gemstone. Unsure? Book a free consultation or visit us in Gurugram or Karol Bagh.
