How You Can Style Your Rose Gold Bracelet & The Different Types And Styles Of Bracelets

Bracelets for women are an elegant way to introduce a special touch to an outfit and there are so many pretty styles to choose from. Now that summer is upon us, the latest trend in handmade jewellery that we can’t get enough of is anything made from rose gold, and that certainly extends to beautiful rose gold bracelets. From cuffs to bangles, and classic chains, whatever style the bracelet is, rose gold adds a unique sense of style to any occasion and any season.

Rose gold cuff bracelet for instant glamour

Cuff bracelets are extremely classy and always bring a sophisticated finish to any outfit, whether they’re in silver or gold. Wear a rose gold cuff bracelet solo or alongside a complementary watch in the same hue to curate a professional look that is feminine and demonstrates your commitment to style.

Go boho with rose gold bangles

You can find some gorgeous boho style bracelets in rose gold that feature ethnic motifs and patterns or earthy gemstones. Boho bracelets and bangles are the perfect accompaniment for a light and casual summer outfits such as a maxi dress and sandals and you can layer a few handmade bracelets on one wrist to enhance the laid back bohemian look.
 

 Pair rose gold bracelet with silver

Mixing metals always adds an intriguing element to your personal style and shows that you are not afraid to challenge convention. This blushing hue looks wonderful with sterling silver so try wearing a rose gold cuff bracelet with a couple of silver bangles on the same wrist for a crafty finish.

Pick pearly gems for a refined look

In the field of handmade jewellery, you will see a wide variety of precious gemstones used in the creation of bracelets for women. Rose gold bracelets that are embellished with gemstones add so much life to your wrist and the hue works perfectly with pearly stones such as moonstone, opal and pearl itself.

Add some contrast


 Alternatively, you can pair your rose gold bracelets with a stone that provides an interesting contrast, such as startling emeralds or lapis lazuli.

Monochrome rules

Rose gold is so versatile that you can pair it with black or white clothing and either way it will look beautiful. You can also team a monochrome outfit with some rose gold handmade bracelets for an understated yet utterly glamorous look.

Rose gold all in

Mixing metals looks great but as an alternative, you can always layer on the rose gold to create an impactful style. Team your rose gold bracelet with rose gold stack rings and a rose gold necklace for a trendy and carefully composed look.

Turn on the charm

Of all the bracelets for women, charms are one that never goes out of fashion. A rose gold charm bracelet is a dainty and a special way to weave your identity into your jewellery, with tokens that are unique to you. You can also wear themed charm bracelets, such as ones strewn with nautical or floral trinkets, or geometric shapes.

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