found 2 products for: MULTI-STRAND X / SEMI-PRECIOUS STONE X / £ 10 - £ 15 X / BLACK X / WOOD X
We love wooden jewellery for its warmth and simplicity. Wood was, probably, one of the first materials used to make jewellery. As the time progressed, attitude to wooden jewellery changed from being a poor man's choice to being chic and trendy. With people awakening to the ethical side of all things around, wooden jewellery gets a lot of well-deserved attention these days.
Avalaya has prepared a sizable collection of wooden jewellery for you, which mostly includes necklaces, bangles, rigs and earrings. Many necklaces have colourfully painted wooden beads arranged in bald patterns. Wooden earrings are very light even though they sometimes look big and chunky. Bangles made out of wood will never get cold on your wrist and will always be there as your own personal fashion piece from nature!
Semi-precious stones have been a cornerstone of jewellery making for centuries, offering a kaleidoscope of colours, textures, and properties that captivate the senses. Unlike precious stones, semi-precious stones are more abundant and affordable, making them accessible to a wider range of people. In this article, we’ll delve into the world of semi-precious stone jewellery, exploring its history, characteristics, and popular types.
Semi-precious stones are mineral fragments that, when polished and cut, are used to create jewellery or other ornaments. They differ from precious stones in terms of their rarity, hardness, and chemical composition. While precious stones like diamonds and rubies are extremely rare and valuable, semi-precious stones like turquoise, topaz, and citrine are more common and affordable.
Semi-precious stone jewellery offers a world of beauty and affordability, with a wide range of colours, patterns, and properties to choose from. Whether you’re looking for a statement piece or a delicate, everyday accessory, semi-precious stones can add a touch of elegance and sophistication to any outfit. With their rich history and versatility, it’s no wonder semi-precious stone jewellery remains a beloved choice for jewellery enthusiasts around the world.
