Tweet, Tweet: 21 Irresistible Jewelry Designs in Robin’s-Egg Blue
So, I’ve become a stalker. And the object of my affection is a perfectly assembled and funnel-shape nest I discovered in one of the azalea bushes in my front yard. I peeked inside, delighted to find three robin’s eggs, all the most beautiful shade of pale blue.
Checking in on the eggs has become one of my favorite, if pathetic, diversions during this time of lockdown.
As a result, I am now obsessed with the color. This is usually the time of year when we turn to turquoise anyway, and the jewelry you might wear at the onset of summer.
But this year, my blue gem cravings are not fueled by visions of lazy days at the beach or pool but instead point to the discovery of an unexpected harbinger of late-spring avian beauty.
In the edit below, you’ll see a number of pieces that feature turquoise, probably the best approximation of what the actual color of a robin’s egg is, but I’ve expanded the palette to include the deeper, more electric marine blue shades of topaz, aquamarine, apatite, and even a gorgeous heart-shape zircon.
I just went to go check on the eggs to see how well my jewelry picks hold up to the actual color but not possible: The eggs have been replaced with the most fragile—and beguiling—little nestlings!
And suddenly, I’m flying high. Just like that. Soaring. (And still stalking, I can’t help it.)
Top: Garland earrings with turquoise beads and drops and brilliant-cut diamonds in 18k gold and platinum, $68,000; David Webb