Jewellery

Topaz Trend: See our 6 favourite blue topaz rings of the season

By Martina Bonnier

Photo: Tiffany & Co.

Topaz has long been one of our all-time favourite gemstones, and for good reason. Durable enough for daily wear yet dazzling enough for special occasions, it strikes the perfect balance between practicality and allure. While topaz comes in a spectrum of shades, this season we’re drawn to the blues: from soft, sky-like tones to rich, moody hues

There’s something undeniably enchanting about topaz. Perhaps it’s the gemstone’s kaleidoscope of rich, dreamy hues – shades that conjure visions of Mediterranean summer nights – or the centuries of lore woven into its legacy. The ancient Greeks believed topaz bestowed strength, while in Indian tradition, it’s worn to encourage longevity, beauty and intelligence. Whatever the source of its magic, one thing is certain: topaz is as captivating as it is timeless.

Though the stone comes in a spectrum of shades, from warm amber to crystal-clear, this summer we’re drawn to its cooler side. Think every iteration of blue, from pale sky shades to deep 'London' tones, evoking sea-spray, serenity, and endless summer days.

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Tiffany & Co.

Elsa Peretti® fancy color ring in yellow gold with a blue topaz

Via Tiffany & Co.

The legendary Elsa Peretti began designing jewellery for Tiffany & Co. in 1974, leaving an indelible mark with her sculptural, organic aesthetic. Many of her now-iconic creations remain just as relevant, and revered, today. Chief among them is the Bone cuff, one of Tiffany’s most recognisable and celebrated designs.

Equally striking is her Fancy Color ring, a bold expression of Peretti’s love for vivid hues and fluid forms. Crafted in 18k yellow gold and set with a luminous 12mm blue topaz, it’s a piece that commands attention. Whether worn along the Amalfi Coast or layered into your autumn wardrobe, this is a ring that speaks volumes.

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Rare Jewelry

Heart ring London blue topas

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Founded in 2015 by creative director Dannie Larsson, Swedish haute jewellery brand Rare Jewelry has mastered the art of crafting timeless statement pieces with a distinct edge.

Case in point: the Heart ring in blue topaz. Set in 18K white gold, the 3.26ct heart-cut stone recalls the glamour of vintage Art Deco designs. Encircled by 194 brilliant-cut diamonds, the vivid blue centrepiece shimmers with an irresistible sparkle … equal parts bold and romantic, and entirely unforgettable.

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Ileana Makri

Solitaire crown ring blue topaz

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Athens-based designer Ileana Makri has earned international acclaim for her vibrant, bohemian aesthetic. Renowned for her fearless use of colour (think oversized gemstones in electric blues, soft lilacs and rich sapphire tones) Makri also incorporates symbolic motifs like the evil eye, an ancient emblem said to ward off negative energy.

A standout from her collection is the Solitaire Crown ring. Meticulously handcrafted in 18k yellow gold, it features a vivid blue topaz at its centre, encircled by a halo of radiant white diamonds. The result is a piece that embodies Makri’s signature blend of refined elegance and timeless mysticism.

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David Andersen

Sky blue topas and London blue topas

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David Andersen is one of Norway’s oldest and most revered jewellery houses. Founded in 1896 by goldsmith David Andersen, the brand remains a true family legacy – now helmed by the fifth generation of the Andersen lineage.

This exquisite ring exemplifies the house’s enduring craftsmanship, uniting two distinct yet equally captivating gemstones: a delicate 0.85-carat sky blue topaz and a bold 2-carat London blue topaz. The interplay of soft and deep hues strikes a perfect visual harmony, elegant, balanced, and unmistakably eye-catching.

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Evfa Attling

Little magic star ring - aquamarine

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Swedish designer Efva Attling created her first piece of jewellery at just 11 years old. Decades later, her work reflects a lifetime of honed craftsmanship and creative vision. Among her many standout pieces, her collection of bold gemstone rings is a masterclass in colour and form.

One such piece is this striking cocktail ring, featuring a 7.5-carat emerald-cut aquamarine set on a recycled 18k gold band, accented with 36 brilliant-cut diamonds. A radiant blend of sustainability and sophistication.

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Libelula

Ciel bleu cocktail ring

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Norwegian brand Libelula unveils a dazzling new collection of cocktail rings, each adorned with vibrant gemstones designed to command attention. Creative director Camilla Austad Knutsen describes the line as a tribute to friendship, love and joy, sentiments beautifully embodied in the Ciel Bleu ring.

At its centre: a show-stopping 17-carat emerald-cut natural 'London' blue topaz, set in 18k gold and framed by 0.63 carats of sparkling diamonds. A true statement piece, it promises to elevate any celebration, and your mood along with it.