A Blue Stone Mangalsutra In Silver
Deep blue marquise stones sit on one side of this blue stone mangalsutra and clear ones on the other, fanning out beneath a curved pave bar. A blue pear drop hangs at the centre and carries the colour to the lowest point. The earrings repeat the blue in a cluster and a drop.
| Product Type | Mangalsutra Set |
| Base Metal | 925 Sterling Silver |
| Primary Stone | Blue and clear cubic zirconia with black beads |
| Ideal Occasion | Festive nights and celebrations |
| Warranty | 6 months manufacturing warranty |
Key Features
- Blue and clear marquise stones split the fan between them rather than alternating one by one.
- A curved pave bar runs above the fan and ties the two halves of the design together.
- The blue pear drop hangs free at the centre and anchors the colour where it shows most.
- Milled in 925 sterling silver, the only piece in this range to carry a coloured stone.
- The earrings pair blue marquise stones with a blue pear drop, matching the necklace closely.
Styling Suggestions
Blue against silver reads as jewel like, which suits it to festive nights and celebrations rather than daily wear. It sits particularly well against navy, cream and deep red. Keep earrings to the matching pair and skip a second necklace entirely.
FAQs
What are the blue stones?
They are blue cubic zirconia, coloured through the material rather than coated on the surface. That means the colour cannot rub away with wear, which is a common concern with dyed or surface treated stones used on lower priced jewellery.
Will the blue suit most outfits?
It suits more than people expect. A deep blue reads as a neutral against cream, white and gold tones, and it sits well with navy and maroon. It works less easily with bright pink or orange, where two strong colours compete.
Is this the only coloured piece here?
It is. Every other design in this range uses clear stones only, so this one gives you the option of colour without changing the shape or losing the black beads that make the necklace a mangalsutra in the first place.
Do coloured stones need different care?
Not really. Treat them as you would clear ones, keeping the piece away from perfume, hairspray and cleaning products, and wiping it after wear. Avoid silver dips, which are made to strip away surfaces and can dull faceted stones over time.
