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Sapphires are shining brighter than ever in the fine jewellery sector after ‘Classic Blue’ was named colour of the year by the Pantone Color Institute. Other blue gems are also gaining traction in the trade, proving once more that blue is dynamic as it is timeless.
Sapphires
Tanzanite jewellery pieces
Necklace layout from Paul Wild
Blue crystal opal from Cody Opal
Aquamarine scroll ring by Caratell
Palm-inspired ring with demantoid garnet and benitoite by Caratell
Lapiz lazuli
Sapphires
Tanzanite
Sapphire ring by Caratell
There is perhaps no other colour as universal as blue. Regarded as both regal and rebellious, blue is also masculine yet feminine; strong yet subtle; mysterious yet reliable. This versatility that transcends genders, emotions and character has helped build a solid reputation for blue gemstones in the jewellery trade.
Allure of blue
Sapphires, hailed as the epitome of blue gems, have adorned monarchs for many centuries so it's no wonder that consumers associate this colour with royalty and opulence. How far have blue sapphires taken the world of fine jewellery?
Possibly the most popular sapphire in recent history is the 12-carat sapphire engagement...
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