Kings Blue Pearlescent A4 Paper 120gsm | Peregrina Majestic

Deep, regal and strikingly luminous — this is GF Smith Peregrina Majestic Kings Blue pearlescent A4 paper, a premium 120gsm paper with a rich royal blue shimmer on both sides. Whether you're creating formal event invitations, graduation stationery or bold luxury designs, Kings Blue commands attention with every sheet.

Not sure which colour is right for you? Try our mixed pearlescent sample pack — 20 sheets across a range of colours so you can test before you commit.

Kings Blue Pearlescent A4 Paper — Key Facts

• Brand: GF Smith
• Colour: Peregrina Majestic Kings Blue (deep royal blue, double-sided pearlescent shimmer)
• Size: A4 (210mm × 297mm)
• Weight: 120gsm
• Finish: Double-sided pearlescent shimmer
• Certifications: Acid-free, recyclable, elemental chlorine-free
• Pack sizes: 10, 20, 50, 100, 250 or 500 sheets
• Delivery: Free UK delivery on orders over £10

Also available: Kings Blue Pearlescent A4 Card 290gsm — matching heavyweight card in the same colour.

Printer Compatibility

At 120gsm, Kings Blue is compatible with a wide range of home inkjet and laser printers. Use your printer's manual or rear feed tray for the straightest paper path. In your printer settings, select Glossy Paper or Photo Paper (Glossy) as the media type — pearlescent paper shares similar surface characteristics with glossy photo paper and this setting gives the best ink coverage and drying results. Set print quality to Best or High Quality.

As a deeper coloured paper, Kings Blue will absorb more ink than lighter shades — printed colours may appear differently than on screen, and light or white text may require a higher ink density setting to show clearly. A test print is especially recommended before committing to a full run. Allow ink to dry fully before handling.

For a full walkthrough, see our guide: How to Print on Pearlescent Paper and Card at Home.

See It In Action

See the Kings Blue pearlescent shimmer up close in our short video — showing the surface texture and the way the blue iridescence catches and shifts in natural light.

What Is Peregrina Majestic Paper?

Peregrina Majestic is GF Smith's premium pearlescent paper range — trusted by professional printers, designers and luxury stationery brands worldwide. Each sheet features a genuine double-sided iridescent shimmer, produced using high-quality pigments that catch and reflect light beautifully. Kings Blue is one of the deepest, most commanding shades in the range — a true royal blue with a rich, saturated shimmer that works beautifully for formal, celebratory and luxury designs.

Ideal Uses

• 🎓 Graduation certificates, awards and formal stationery
• 💌 Formal event invitations and save-the-dates
• 🍽️ Luxury menu cards and place cards for events
• 🎁 Premium gift tags, wrapping accents and packaging inserts
• ✂️ Card making, scrapbooking and paper crafts
• 🌟 VIP event stationery and corporate invitations

For Restaurants, Hotels & Hospitality Venues

Kings Blue is a bold, sophisticated choice for restaurants, hotels and hospitality venues looking to make a strong, formal impression through their printed materials. The deep royal blue shimmer suits premium wine lists, formal dining menus, black-tie event programmes and corporate hospitality stationery. At 120gsm it prints cleanly on compatible inkjet and laser printers, or can be supplied to a professional print house for larger runs.

Eco Credentials

GF Smith Peregrina Majestic paper is acid-free, recyclable and elemental chlorine-free. It meets ISO 9706 permanence standards, meaning it is produced to resist yellowing and degradation over time — important for certificates, archival stationery and keepsake pieces. It is biodegradable and produced by GF Smith, a company with a long-standing commitment to responsible sourcing.

Why Choose Syntego?

We're an authorised UK stockist of GF Smith papers, offering genuine, consistent stock across a range of pack sizes — from 10 to 500 sheets. Orders over £10 qualify for free UK delivery, and we aim to dispatch fast so your project isn't kept waiting.