blue stone rings

With jewels reminiscent of deep seas and clear skies, Grahams’ collection of blue stone rings will have you swimming in an ocean of blue glamour and sparkle.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Stones Are Commonly Used in Blue Stone Rings?

Common blue stones used in rings include sapphires, aquamarines, turquoise, lapis lazuli and moonstone. Blue stone rings vary in colour and shade, meaning that they come in various gemstones, styles and settings.

How Do I Care for My Blue Stone Ring?

You can care for your blue stone ring by cleaning it regularly with warm water and soap to maintain its shine. Store your blue stone ring separately from other jewellery to avoid scratch marks. We suggest avoiding exposure to harsh chemicals and extreme temperatures that may tarnish the metal.

What Settings Are Best for Blue Stone Rings?

The best setting for a blue stone ring depends on the stone, metal and personal preference. Prong settings are popular for showcasing the stone’s blue hue. Otherwise bezel settings offer more protection. Halo settings add a touch of sparkle while making your blue stone look larger.