Shades of blue
The Blue Edit
Midday light hits the pale tiles and a square blue stone catches it on your hand. You are in a white cotton shirt, nowhere to be, and the color does all the talking.
US$2.79 to US$10.89
The golden rules
Blue
- Let blue lead
- — When you wear a blue stone or resin piece, keep the rest of your jewelry quiet. A white shirt or pale denim gives the color room to work without competing.
- Mix the motifs
- — Pair a bow stud with a star charm. Coquette and Y2K shapes share a playful scale, so combining them keeps the look personal rather than themed.
Coastal
Coastal Blue
Sea shells, starfish, and oval stones in shades that recall shallow water. These studs and pendants sit lightly, built for linen shirts and open collars.
Y2K
Y2K Blue
Mixed charms, resin flowers, stars, and butterflies. Playful motifs in bright blues that nod to early-2000s nostalgia without losing their edge.
Coquette
Coquette Blue
Bows, hearts, knots, and cherries rendered in soft blue. Romantic motifs shaped into delicate studs and drops that lean sweet without tipping over.
Everything here
Shop the edit
Sitting on a low wall in jeans and a plain tank, you don't need much. A double ring pendant rests against the cotton and picks up the blue painted surface behind you. It is the kind of piece that makes a simple afternoon outfit look decided rather than thrown on.
Two rings, one chain
The material
Blue in resin and stone
The blue pieces here use colored resin, dyed epoxy, and natural-toned stones set in stainless steel. Resin allows for solid, even color in shapes like flowers and stars, while stones bring variation—no two ovals catch light identically. Both sit comfortably alongside the metal posts and chains they are paired with.
Before you buy
Which shade of blue works best with silver-tone metal?
Lighter, icy blues read as an extension of the silver tone itself, keeping the look seamless. Deeper navy or cobalt creates a sharp contrast that makes both the stone and the metal stand out more distinctly.
Can I mix these blue pieces with other colors I already own?
Blue sits easily beside clear zircon, white pearl, and warm gold tones. Start by pairing one blue stud or pendant with your existing neutrals before adding a second color.
1-year Color-Fade Guarantee
Faded under normal wear within 1 year of your order? We replace it or refund you.
Built to keep its shape
Most of what we carry is built on 316L — a steel that takes sweat, bag and desk without bending out of shape.
A steel base that resists rust
That base is the alloy used for surgical tools; color is plated over it, and the plating is what the guarantee covers.
Blue jewellery
221 single pieces of blue jewelry, including stud earrings, pendant necklaces, drop earrings, huggie earrings, rings, and charm bracelets. The stones, resins, and enamel finishes range from pale sky tones to deep cobalt across coastal, Y2K, and coquette styles.
Blue jewellery
221 single pieces of blue jewelry, including stud earrings, pendant necklaces, drop earrings, huggie earrings, rings, and charm bracelets. The stones, resins, and enamel finishes range from pale sky tones to deep cobalt across coastal, Y2K, and coquette styles.
Blue stud earrings
The largest group on this page. Styles include round, oval, and shaped studs—flowers, stars, bows, and shells—set with blue resin, epoxy, or stone. Most use stainless steel posts and range from minimalist single-stone designs to mixed-motif clusters.
Blue necklaces and pendants
Pendant necklaces feature blue stones and charms on fine chains. Shapes include hearts, ovals, double rings, and religious motifs, offering options that sit close to the collarbone or hang lower depending on the chain length.
