Guzema Debuts First Colored Gemstone Jewelry
The “Celestial Blue” capsule collection campaign features Olympian Kateryna Sadurska.

The “Celestial Blue” capsule collection features designs centered on aquamarine, each handcrafted in 18-karat gold and designed to reflect “the brilliance of the cosmos and the wearer’s own inner light,” the brand said.
Master artisans selected the gemstones, their cerulean color evoking the calm depths of water and the expansive spirit of the stars, Guzema said.
The line is inspired by the celestial and the cerebral, the brand said, with styles that “mirror the vastness of space and the intimacy of reflection.”
It features the brand’s signature minimalist aesthetics and refined lines through pieces like the “Nebula” earrings and “Celestial” choker, which reinterpret planetary loops and galactic movement in modern forms.
“These are jewels that honor your place in the universe — elegant, sophisticated, and astrally charged,” Guzema said.
The brand said it chose the azure stone for the capsule collection because it embodies clarity, strength, and transcendence.
“It’s the sublime beauty of the azure sky, the empyreal meeting of sea and heavens — familiar yet spiritual, comforting yet vast,” the brand said.
The collection campaign features Olympic freediver Kateryna Sadurska, a figure Guzema said explores both the physical depths of the ocean and the emotional depths of self.
“Even if we control our own reality to some extent, there are forces far greater than us,” Sadurska said in a conversation with the brand about her experiences.
“Sometimes it’s worth trusting them — surrendering, instead of resisting. I never dreamed of becoming a champion or an athlete. But I’ve always been in love with water. For 25 years, I’ve followed that pull — and it continues to reveal something new.”
The Celestial Blue collection is available now on the Guzema Fine Jewelry website.
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