Blue Gemstone Jewellery

Discover blue gemstone jewellery from Garrard. Enter a world of exceptional artistry and precious gemstone expertise, where three centuries of British luxury heritage meet innovative design.

Explore blue gemstone rings, engagement rings, necklaces, bracelets, brooches and earrings, set in platinum, white gold and yellow gold.

A hue closely associated with Garrard, blue gemstones such as sapphires, aquamarines, topaz and blue diamonds symbolise calm, tranquillity and regal elegance.

Uncover unique blue gemstones in the Garrard Jewelled Vault, from Paraiba tourmalines to turquoise, and discover Couture lapis lazuli accent stones set against diamonds in the Fanfare and Wings collections. We invite you to explore the Garrard Bespoke Service, an opportunity to create a meaningful blue jewellery design as unique as your own story.
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Blue Gemstone Jewellery FAQs

Which gemstones are considered “blue gemstones” in fine jewellery?

Examples of blue gemstones by Garrard are sapphire, aquamarine and tanzanite.
How do sapphires compare to aquamarines in value and durability?

Sapphire is more durable than aquamarine and generally more highly valued. Fine examples of quality sapphire and aquamarines can be found. Garrard jewellery includes high quality examples of both gemstones. The true beauty of both stone is in the colours they display. Sapphire offers deep rich hues while aquamarine displays fresh and bright shades alive with water-like movement.
Why is blue gemstone jewellery associated with loyalty and trust?

Commanding, grounding, and mesmerising, blue gemstones represent wisdom, truth, clarity, loyalty, and protection. A calming and stable colour, blue gemstones carry historical symbolism of sky and sea with protective qualities.
Has Garrard created famous blue gemstone jewellery for royalty?

Yes, Garrard, which was the first official Crown Jeweller of the United Kingdom, has a long history of creating famous blue gemstone jewellery for royalty, with a particular affinity for sapphires. The most iconic blue gemstone ring in the world, this 12-carat oval Ceylon sapphire surrounded by diamonds was selected by Lady Diana Spencer from Garrard in 1981. It is now worn by Catherine, Princess of Wales. Read more here.

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Royal Blue Box

All purchases are presented in our Royal Blue packaging, recently redesigned to be more sustainable.

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