Bracelets with stones

Q: What kind of bracelets with stones can I choose from at Blush Jewels?

In our collection of bracelets with stones find designs with Zirconia, Lab Grown Diamond, Mother-of-pearl, quartz and Resin. You can also see different stone colors, such as Clear, White, Green, Red, Blue and Orange. The collection includes delicate bracelets with one eye-catching stone, chain bracelet models with multiple Zirconia's and tennis bracelets with lab grown diamonds. So you can choose between a small color accent or a Bracelet In which the stones are more evident.

Q: What are the gold colors of the bracelets with stones?

Within this collection you will find 14 karat gold bracelets, white gold bracelets, rose gold bracelets and bicolor bracelets. The gold color has a lot of influence on how the stone looks. White gold often makes bright stones look fresher, while yellow gold combines more warmly with colors such as Red, Green or caramel. Rose gold gives a softer base to designs with Zirconia.

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Frequently asked questions about our 14ct bracelets with stones

What kind of bracelets with stones can I choose from at Blush Jewels?

In our collection of bracelets with stones find designs with Zirconia, Lab Grown Diamond, Mother-of-pearl, quartz and Resin. You can also see different stone colors, such as Clear, White, Green, Red, Blue and Orange. The collection includes delicate bracelets with one eye-catching stone, chain bracelet models with multiple Zirconia's and tennis bracelets with lab grown diamonds. So you can choose between a small color accent or a Bracelet In which the stones are more evident.

What makes a Bracelet with pebbles other than a smooth gold Bracelet?

A Bracelet with stones has more detail by adding color, shine or a special texture. Where a smooth gold Bracelet mostly revolves around the shape of the gold, a stone draws just a little more attention to the wrist. This can be subtle, as in a small Zirconia, or more pronounced with Resin in color. At Blush Jewels we combine these details with 14 karat gold, so that the jewelry continues to feel cared for.

What are the gold colors of the bracelets with stones?

Within this collection you will find 14 karat gold bracelets, white gold bracelets, rose gold bracelets and bicolor bracelets. The gold color has a lot of influence on how the stone looks. White gold often makes bright stones look fresher, while yellow gold combines more warmly with colors such as Red, Green or caramel. Rose gold gives a softer base to designs with Zirconia.

Are bracelets with stones more fragile?

A Bracelet with stones requires a little more attention, because the stone or setting is part of the design. In normal use, you can wear these bracelets well, but we recommend taking them off when exercising, sleeping or cleaning. This will prevent a stone from bumping into something or putting pressure on the setting. With careful use, the Bracelet longer beautiful.

How do I choose between stones such as Zirconia, Resin, Mother-of-pearl and Lab Grown Diamond?

Select Zirconia If you like bright sparkle in an accessible design. Resin actually gives color and a more playful effect, for example, in Red, Blue, Green or caramel. Mother-of-pearl has a soft sheen that can vary with light, while Lab Grown Diamond more emphasis on brilliance and luxurious finish. The choice depends mainly on how visible you want to wear the stone.

Can you combine bracelets with stones with other bracelets?

Sure, but it works best if you use the stone or color as a starting point. For example, combine a Bracelet with a small stone with a simple gold Bracelet, So that the detail is given space. Wear a Bracelet with lab grown diamonds, then a fine Bracelet next to it actually provide balance. This will prevent the different stones from competing with each other. Also take a look at our other jewelry with colored stones.

Do the pebbles remain in a Bracelet sit well?

Our bracelets with stones are designed so that the stones are firmly placed in their settings. With normal wear, they will stay firmly in place and you won't have to worry about it. However, it is important to be careful with bumping or pulling, as this can put pressure on the setting. By taking this into account, the finish will remain neat and the stones will stay in place.