Rose gold jewellery is a popular choice for everyday wear and occasion buys. It is understated, feminine and compliments a variety of skin tones and styles. Rose gold jewellery is also very easy to wear, its noticeable but without being too gaudy but not too subtle that you don’t notice it either. Rose gold jewellery also has become very trendy, combined with diamante, pearl and gold it looks chic, lavish and most importantly it is affordable.

Our rose gold jewellery is very popular with a range of customers, a lot of people buy for themselves and we do see a lot of gift purchases. Rose gold earrings are our most popular buy but our rose gold bracelets are very popular too. The pinkish red hue of rose gold gives the jewellery a romantic tone and symbolises femininity and warmth – if you like girly feminine jewellery then rose gold is going to the perfect choice for you.

Whether you are buying as a gift or treating yourself then we at DEMI+COhave put together our top 5 rose gold bracelets that you will want to wear and keep for forever.

 

Olivia rose cuff This chic and bold cuff is ideal for the fashionista especially if you like your jewellery to make a statement. This rose gold cuff comes in a matte colour which sweeps across the entire rose gold cuff bracelet and it also has a slight wavy edge to the design to give it intrigue and originality. This rose gold bracelet is incredibly unique and on trend, whether you team it with jeans or a dress you will be getting envious looks whenever you wear it!

Heart over head charm bangle If you are after a more romantic looking bracelet, or you like heart charms and emblems then this rose gold bangle is the one for you. The oversized bangle has a statement heart charm that dangles gracefully on the wrist. This rose gold bangle is an ideal wear for everyday and a great girlie gift that will turn heads.

Shine like a star bracelet If your style is more subtle and elegant then this simple, dainty and stunning rose gold star bracelet is a must have for all jewellery collectors. The star bracelet features a rose gold chain and upon it sits a delicate rose gold star coated in diamante crystals. This rose gold bracelet is one of our popular buys, the star charm on this bracelet is just adorable and the chain will adjust to fit on any wrist.

Three times the love bracelet. If you want a rose gold bracelet that has more romance but that is still subtle then this unusually striking and beautiful silver and rose gold charm bracelet is the one for you. This bejewelled piece of jewellery is one that you will want to wear every day, the hearts sit elegantly on the wrist and the silver chain that it is all strung on is delicate but robust; a stunning bracelet to gift yourself or someone special.

Faith guardian angel bracelet If you are a big fan of angels or know someone that is then this is the perfect rose gold bracelet. This precious guardian angel bracelet symbolises love, friendship and protection. The silver angel bracelet features a simple silver chain attached on it is a rose gold plated circle charm inscribed with the words ‘Guardian Angel’

 

Jewellery for your body type

The rule with jewellery for your body type is that really there is no rule. If you like what you see and you want to wear then do it. We do have some suggestions on accentuating your best features with jewellery but these are only suggestions. All bodies are beautiful, and you should wear whatever jewellery you feel you want to wear.

Necklaces and chokers – are both great ways of drawing attention to your neck, face and chest area. If you want to draw more attention to your chest and bust area, then longer line necklaces are great for doing that. If you want the attention away from your bust and chest and more towards your neck and face then shorter necklaces, chokers and long earrings are the ideal options. One thing to bear in mind with chokers is that if you do have a shorter neck then they can extra width to your face, longer necks look great in chokers but a longer necklace can add further length so a shorter necklace would suit. 

 

Earrings- studs or statements – basic symmetry applies to earrings, statement and chunky earrings do add a little more depth and width to your face and longer line earrings, drops and smaller studs tend to do the opposite. Longer oval hoops also add length and wider circular hoops add width, however the depth or thickness of the earring also has an impact so barely there thinner hoops and earrings will look more slimming and wider, thicker widths will add more fullness.

Bangles, bracelets and cuffs – Very similar to earrings chunkier cuffs and bracelets will add width to the wrist and arms, stacked bangles will also do the same. Thinner single bangles or light chain bracelets will add a more elegant look whilst helping to elongate arms and wrists.

 

 

Jewellery trends for Spring summer

• Larger than life necklaces, chunky chains, oversized hoops, statement earrings, asymmetric shapes and styles. Not forgetting mismatched sets and pearls

• Huge statement necklaces – bigger the better, the bolder the more on trend
• Beaded layered necklaces – mismatched beads and clashing colour of beads was what was seen all the catwalks
• Gold and tassel necklaces – chunky and slimmer gold chains clashed together with a drop tassel pendant was seen on a couple of the models on the runway

• Wide chokers – the wider the more on trend, accentuate your neck and elevate your jewellery game
• Geometric shaped 4D necklaces – think chunky and small, cube and cylindrical shapes were all the range for spring summer looks
• Long line necklaces – Another popular look on the catwalks was double wrapped necklaces and longer necklaces all the way to the navel

 

• Huge link chains – these were big for autumn and winter and don’t seem to be going anywhere for spring summer, chunky chains are here to stay
• Gold everywhere – from light gold, dark gold, matt and oxidised gold. Gold chokers, necklaces and cuffs
• Pearl is making a comeback – pearl hoops, pearl earrings, pearl necklaces and ropes and ropes of pearls

 

The history of rose gold in jewellery

Rose gold first came about during 19th-century Imperial Russia. Carl Fabergé a well-known jeweller to the czars in Russia, mixed yellow gold and copper as an experiment and it created a blush toned colour which was originally known as ‘Russian gold’. He used this in one of his most famous creations the Faberge Eggs. This increased the popularity of the pinky metal and it became very popular with the other jewellers across the world. During World War II, platinum was vital to the war efforts, so its use was restricted and prohibited. As a result, rose gold once again became the most popular metal used in jewellery. Today rose gold has become more popular due to its pinky colour, the styles of jewellery that have been created using it and also its durability. The demand for rose gold jewellery still continues to this day and it looks like its hear to stay for a while.

 

 

 

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