Gold Bracelets

Gold bracelets come in various types, including chain, bangle, and charm styles. Each type can suit different tastes, from classic and simple designs to more ornate options.

The carat (ct) of gold indicates its purity. 9ct gold is 37.5% pure, 14ct is 58.5%, and 18ct is 75%. Higher carat gold is more valuable and has a richer colour, but it is also softer, making 9ct and 14ct options more durable for daily wear.

To keep your gold bracelet looking its best, avoid exposure to harsh chemicals, store it in a soft pouch, and clean it regularly with a mild soap and water solution. A soft cloth can help maintain its shine.

To find the right size, measure your wrist and add about 1-2 cm for a comfortable fit. Adjustable bracelets or those with links can provide more flexibility in size.

Yellow gold has a classic, warm tone, white gold has a silvery finish, and rose gold has a subtle pink hue. The difference lies in the metal alloys mixed with the gold, affecting colour but not quality.

Pure gold is generally hypoallergenic. However, lower-carat gold, like 9ct, may contain nickel or other metals that could cause allergies. For sensitive skin, higher-carat gold or nickel-free alloys are recommended.