Garrard’s Tudor Rose collection blooms in diamond and gemstone
Sculpted petals and pavé diamonds capture the rose's enduring grace. Garrard's new ear climbers in white gold and colour gemstones transform a royal symbol into intimate wearable art.
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Petals unfold in white gold and light. Garrard’s new Tudor Rose Petal collection translates the enduring symbol of femininity and strength into intimate jewellery, each piece a conversation between sculpted form and brilliant surface. The ear climbers catch the eye first: floral geometries in 18 carat white gold, their outline traced in pavé diamonds that catch and scatter light with quiet precision.
What distinguishes these pieces is the depth of their colour. At the heart of each rose sit polished gemstones, tourmaline and peridot chosen to give each creation its own character. A deep green tourmaline might anchor one design; a luminous peridot of pale golden green inhabit another. These stones sit alongside smaller cabochon tourmalines in deeper shades, creating a subtle play of tone and saturation. The contrast between the brightness of the diamond pavé and the richness of the coloured gems gives the jewellery an almost botanical authenticity, as if nature herself had chosen the palette.
The ear climber format itself is thoughtful. It allows the floral form to sit naturally against the curve of the ear, the weight distributed across the lobe in a way that feels gentle and secure. The sculpting shows real craft in the petal work: each one distinct, slightly curved, catching light differently as you move. This is not jewellery that sits flat and passive; it responds to the wearer’s movement and the quality of light around her.
The collection is available at garrard.com, where the full range of combinations and colourways can be seen in detail.
Imagery courtesy of Garrard (@garrard).
