One of the oldest jewellery houses in the UK has completed its popular Fanfare line with several dozen pieces of jewelry that amaze the imagination.

In the middle of the 18th century, when Garrard opened its first boutique in the theater district of London, guests of opera masquerades loved to wear precious fans – a sign of wealth.

These jewels of the English aristocracy inspired the craftsmen of the Jewelry House to create the Fanfare collection.

Designers gained room to maneuver by turning to the world of a variety of gemstones and solid materials. Each earring and Fanfare Symphony ring is a harmonious duet: pink tourmaline complements pink opal, emerald shines brighter with malachite, sapphire is even more pleasing to the eye paired with lapis lazuli, and aquamarine reminds of the sea with turquoise.

In the Fanfare Symphony collection, you can find jewellery with the original Fanfare openwork design, but with the addition of some delicate details. For example, sweeping curves at clever angles that add drama to rings and necklaces, or Garrard’s Windsor motif of geometric shapes reminiscent of the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Queen Mary’s tiara.