The Diamond Bracelet: Luxurious Jewellery of Today
Diamond bracelets are a symbol of luxury and wealth. If you're looking for a luxurious gift to give or just want to treat yourself, diamond bracelets have the answer! They come in many styles and designs, some with precious metals like gold or white gold, while others are made from sleek and shiny platinum. Whether you prefer traditional diamond bracelet designs or trendier pieces, there is something for everyone with this coveted jewellery.
Which Metal Should You Choose For A Bracelet?
Gold and platinum are both highly sought after precious metals for diamond bracelets. Because silver can turn your skin green over time if you wear it too often, this type of bracelet should only be worn on special occasions like weddings or anniversaries—unless you want an emerald hue! At All Diamond, we do not sell diamond jewellery made with silver. All of our fine diamond jewellery is made with gold, in various colours, or platinum.
Ruby & Diamond Tennis Bracelet 2.35ct in 18k Yellow Gold
€2.548,95
This dazzling ruby and diamond bracelet makes an elegant gift or a decadent treat just for you. The intense red of the ruby creates a striking contrast to the sparkling ethically sourced G/SI quality diamonds. Set in 18k yellow gold… read more
Gold is a precious metal that has been used in jewellery for centuries and can look stunning when paired with diamonds. It does tarnish, but so slowly that we never notice it, so it's often considered the most popular type of metal out there because of how versatile it is. Gold bracelets are also perfect if you're looking for something classically elegant - think Jackie Kennedy wearing yellow gold bracelets during her time in the White House!
Suppose you're looking for a more understated bracelet with the utmost clarity and shimmering brilliance. In that case, platinum might be your best bet. It doesn't tarnish or turn green like silver does when exposed to air over time. Platinum has a fantastic lustre that looks sparklingly beautiful on any woman who puts one on her wrist. All of this makes it perfect for anyone who wants their diamond bracelet to last as long as possible without losing its sheen - something all women will want!
Platinum is a metal that does not tarnish, which means it will maintain its shiny appearance without the need to be polished or cleaned. Like platinum, gold will not tarnish and is very unlikely to cause any skin irritation. When you buy gold jewellery, make sure that it is of at least 9K and preferably 18K purity and has a hallmark denoting its quality stamped into it. Platinum also, in the UK, carries a hallmark. Avoid any 'gold' or 'platinum' jewellery without a hallmark.
Suppose you're thinking about a future engagement or wedding. In that case, a platinum bracelet can match perfectly with one of our platinum and diamond engagement rings! Platinum is often used in wedding rings because of how durable it is.
Classic Diamond Tennis Bracelet 2.00ct G/SI in 18k Rose Gold
€3.107,95
This beautiful rose gold filled diamond bracelet is a beautiful gift for a loved one. The stunning and unique 18k rose gold finish is an extravagant way to show your love. The stunning 18k rose gold finish creates an exquisite… read more
The Latest Trends In Diamond Bracelets
There are many different styles available in diamond bracelets. Still, they all have in common their bling factor from simple designs with just one row or two rows of diamonds to more elaborate pieces featuring multiple rows accompanied by gemstones such as blue sapphires and yellow citrine.
For a sleek, edgy look, try a single row silver bracelet with delicate diamonds set into its surface—it will be sure to catch people's eye! Or, if you prefer more traditional styles, consider white gold or yellow gold diamond bracelets accompanied by pink sapphires that can help symbolize love and friendship. These gems match well with many other accessories and outfits as they have an almost universally appealing colour scheme.
The latest trends for diamond bracelets come with a heavy emphasis on bling. Celebrities like Beyoncé are often seen sporting one or more extravagant (and expensive) pieces. At the same time, movies such as Pretty Woman have helped to make them even more popular than before thanks to its memorable scenes involving shopping and excess spending.
Even royalty gets in on the fun - just look at Princess Eugenie's recent wedding! These types of events not only bring together people who love diamonds but also set an example for how royal jewellery can be worn so casually that it looks fashionable enough to wear during everyday life, which has affected popular fashions in jewellery and clothing.
How To Maintain A Platinum Or Gold Bracelet
Both gold and platinum require very little maintenance to stay well preserved. If the bracelet gets dirty or just take the opportunity to polish it up—it will make it look like new again! Simply dust the bracelet off with a soft cloth now and then.
If the metal is scratched, use toothpaste (yes, really!) as it can fix those pesky minor scratches in the precious metal of your bracelet without any fuss. Just rub some onto the scratchy area before rinsing thoroughly under water and drying completely with a clean towel.
To remove grease and grime that accumulates over time, just place a little washing up liquid in a bowl of warm water, place the bracelet in the water, and gently brush it with an old toothbrush. Rinse carefully in a bowl of clean water and dry the bracelet off with kitchen paper.
Check Our Diamond Bracelet Collections - Be Inspired!
Keep these tips in mind when shopping for a bracelet! Check out our diamond bracelet collections HERE if you're looking at this article from work while thinking about picking up some pointers before going home.
We have inspiring designs suitable for every occasion! Depending on your taste, you could go for an understated piece or choose one with a high level of bling; either way, they'll make whoever wears it feel like royalty. And if you're having trouble deciding between platinum or gold, why not get one of each?
