Jewellery

Our Signature Collections

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

Explore iconic collections that celebrate everyday diamonds, classic styles, meaningful motifs, unique cuts, and modern interpretations of sapphire, ruby, emerald and unexpected coloured gemstones. Each piece is meticulously crafted to empower, inspire and endure.

Wings

Symbols of empowerment and freedom, Wings celebrates the beauty of nature through exceptional craftsmanship. Inspired by nature, crafted by Garrard.

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Fanfare

The Fanfare collection captures the allure of concealing one’s identity behind a fan and conveying secret messages with each flutter of the hand in modern, stylised jewels that dance with brilliance.

Lotus

A celebration of brilliance, movement and colour. A bold statement of beauty and strength.​​

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A wardrobe of different jewels to mix, match and layer.

Fine Jewellery by Category

Browse our collections by jewellery type. Choose from beautifully designed rings, necklaces, earrings, bracelets and bangles.

Shop by Collection

Discover much-loved collections and signature designs showcasing the finest coloured gemstone and diamonds.

Explore Our Curated Shops

Curated by our designers to help you find the perfect Garrard jewel, browse our jewels by colour, precious metal, occasion, style and more.

Jewellery FAQs

What defines fine jewellery?

Fine jewellery is the most elevated tier of the jewellery world, defined by artistry in design, exceptional rarity of natural gemstones, high-quality precious metals and master craftsmanship. Every piece of our fine jewellery is made by hand, taking hundreds of hours in the workshop to perfect, produced in extremely limited numbers — often as one-of-a-kind creations.

How can you recognise exceptional fine jewellery?

Exceptional fine jewellery is recognised by the quality of its materials and the standards of its craftsmanship.

The setting of diamonds or gemstones is one of the clearest indicators of quality. Prongs should be even, secure, and refined rather than bulky; pavé or channel-set stones should sit flush and uniform. Stones will be singular in clarity, depth of colour, and brilliance. For example, a well-cut diamond will return light evenly across the whole stone, while a quality coloured gemstone will have richness without cloudiness or visible inclusions.

Metal finishes will be smooth and consistent, with no rough edges, uneven surfaces, or visible joins. All Garrard jewellery is hallmarked, a sign of a genuine Garrard piece and exceptional standards.

What makes Garrard’s fine jewellery truly distinctive?

Distinctive by design and reputation, Garrard’s fine jewellery is the choice of Royalty and global icons.

Each piece of Garrard fine jewellery is a work of art, made with the upmost care, and meticulous attention to detail; continuing a remarkable heritage that spans three centuries of iconic British design.

Unique and highly rare natural stones are responsibly sourced from around the world, making us one of the leading fine jewellery makers to specialise in coloured gemstone fine jewellery. Our designers create especially for these stones, sketching original ideas fit for the radiant beauty and character of the jewel.

Makers of the most important jewels ever made, Garrard’s fine jewellery holds a unique place in jewellery history that is celebrated today on red carpets, many items are protected within the Tower of London and chosen for moments of splendour at Royal occasions.

What precious materials and gemstones are used in fine jewellery?

Gold, platinum and sterling silver are all used in fine jewellery. At Garrard, we choose platinum, 18ct Gold, and the highest quality natural diamonds and gemstones in our fine jewellery.

Platinum is prized for its density, durability, and naturally white colour, making it particularly popular for diamond settings. However, 18ct gold in all 3 colours and platinum are regarded as the ultimate choice for longevity and practical wearability for jewellery of significant value.

When it comes to stones, jewels are selected for their rarity, hardness, and beauty. Gemstones are more complex to grade than diamonds, due to the unique colour hues and characters of each highly unique natural stone. A wide range of precious and semi-precious stones are also used in fine jewellery, including aquamarines, sapphires, tanzanite, spinels, Paraíba tourmaline, padparadscha sapphires, pigeon blood rubies, space rock, mother of pearl, and opals, among many others.

Why is hallmarking an important part of fine jewellery?

Hallmarking is a guarantee of who made your jewellery and which materials they used to make it. British assay marks are recognised worldwide as a sign of quality and guarantee of finesse. All Garrard pieces are hallmarked in Great Britain.

What determines the value of fine jewellery?

Design, provenance, craftsmanship, and the quality of diamonds or gemstones define the value of fine jewellery. The higher carat and the finest quality of a jewel will make a piece inherently more valuable.

How do Garrard’s designs honour heritage while embracing contemporary design?

Garrard’s rich archive spans over 290 years. Hand-written ledgers are housed in the Garrard vaults, a living record of those seeking out extraordinary design and meaningful bespoke commissions; from Prince Albert for Queen Victoria, to The Heart of the Ocean necklace worn by Celine Dion.

Signature motifs trace the story of Garrard, reimagined in contemporary ways as we revisit collections and introduce one-of-a-kind new pieces. Our remarkable heritage is emblematic of the Garrard Difference, a unique approach to modern-day design from the world’s oldest serving jewellery house. Inspired by the ingenuity and passion of the master craftsmen of centuries past to articulate the grandest of sentiments that were destined to became icons of their times. They are a living archive of modernity in constant evolution.

Today, Garrard’s designers craft the archive of tomorrow. Always pushing the boundaries of brilliance, our heritage for excellence will boldly define the next generation of jewellery design.

Is fine jewellery considered a lasting investment?

Fine jewellery will hold in value more than any other type of jewellery, occasionally surpassing the price of its original value depending on the rarity of the stone, the time in which it was made, and those who have worn an individual piece.

The rising price of natural materials is making fine jewellery increasingly valuable. Seasoned collectors seek out stones with provenance and distinctive characteristics, made by the best jewellers. The made-to-last nature of each creation makes fine jewellery a luxury investment that endures; both in tangible value, sentiment, and meaning.