Collection: Gold Bangles

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Bracelets are an integral part of every woman's precious collection and universal accessories that can play both a main and a secondary role in the image, depending on the chosen style. You can wear them individually, in pairs on each hand or all together, making up bright and unexpected combinations. And the ideal and most importantly contemporary addition to such kits will be bangles rose gold. These stylish and delicate decorations have only recently begun to gain popularity, but they are already confidently gaining their niche among other trends and are extremely fond of fashionistas of all ages. It's all about their femininity, sophistication and the incredible brilliance of chic metal - it's simply impossible to take your eyes off them! At FJewellery Boutique, we've rounded up the best pieces that you'll incorporate into your wardrobe and transform into a cool everyday accessory that you'll cherish and admire forever! In addition, our website has the friendliest service, many available discounts and bonuses, as well as the best price for the highest quality and finest products. Join now and change your looks with us! Welcome!

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Who invented the first hoop bracelets?

Rigid bracelets made of stone and metal were found in various cultures of ancient civilizations. Archaeological finds and research indicate that such decorations were common in Ancient Egypt and Rome, such jewelry was worn by the Sumerians and Celts, and similar accessories were found among the artefacts of the great Mayans and even in the snowy caves of Siberia. But in this case, we are talking about rather bulky, wide and massive items that served as amulets or talismans for their owners, and some mystical overtones were also embedded in them. Some of them were worn even in battle, as part of the armour along with breastplates, greaves and other things. But thin and graceful decorative bracelets were found only on the Hindustan Peninsula. And this is a completely different story.

Bangle - many have heard this fashionable word more than once, but not everyone knows that it came into our speech from the Hindi language and is consonant with the term "baṅglī". Literally translated, it means "glass bracelet". The thing is that in India, from where such accessories spread, they were originally made of glass and from the most ancient times they were used in traditional women's outfits.

As it turned out, the history of bangles has more than 5 thousand years. The main evidence of this is a small ancient figurine of a dancing girl, found by archaeologists on the banks of the Indus River (now this territory belongs to Pakistan). The naked silhouette of the girl wriggles in a bizarre dance, and she has no clothes or other jewellery, only countless bracelets covering one of her arms from wrist to shoulder. Scientists date this unique find to 2600 BC.

At the same time, gold & silver bangles are a traditional decoration not only in India, but also in many other locations, such as:

  • Sri Lanka,
  • Bangladesh,
  • Nepal,
  • and other Asian countries.

Glass woman's bracelets have always symbolised good luck in marriage and were a protective talisman for her. Often, they became an important detail of wedding dresses - this tradition has been preserved to this day. Depending on the origin and position of the bride in society, the design of bangles also changes. So, girls wear bangles made of gilded iron or models made of red, beige or green stones.

Today, it's customary to call bangles rigid jewellery made of precious metals, which in appearance is very reminiscent of hoops. Unlike the chain bracelets we are used to, these accessories keep their shape perfectly, and the simplest models have a solid base without fasteners. Usually they are worn in kits, which makes them playfully ring with each hand movement. 

However, there are also more contemporary versions of bangles: with convenient clasps, open cuffs, or even expandable ones. Such options are much easier to select in size and there is a 100% guarantee that they will fit even the thinnest and most elegant lady's hand. Their decor can be very different - from neat filigree engraving to inlay with a sparkling scattering of precious gemstones. You can look at them all and choose the most special one for yourself in the assortment of the FJewellry store, where we have collected for you the most diverse models in various designs and styles. But before you decide to buy a rose gold bangle, let's talk a little more about its main component - gold.

Pink metal - how did such a unique shade come about?

We all know that in its pure form, aurum is an extremely soft and brittle mineral. Jewellery or other things are not made from it, since it's quite difficult to process. In this form, it's used only for storing gold and foreign exchange reserves and is called banking gold.

In order to be able to work with gold, various impurities are added to it - other metals that make it stronger and more durable, and this is also the most affordable and easiest way to change its colour. The presence of such impurities in the alloy is called carat, and the purity of gold and its final cost depend on their percentage. Additional protective coating is also used to give strength to products.

To obtain a pink tint, plain copper is added to the alloy. It's this that prevails in the composition and gives this unique delicate colour, which in recent years has managed to conquer many women's hearts and has become insanely trendy. It's true that fashion is changeable, because until recently this shade was considered defective and wasn't used in the jewellery industry, but the first designer who decided to change the situation and began to create accessories of this colour was a real genius, because it's simply not possible to imagine a more feminine and pink romantic metal! That is why rose gold bangle bracelets have become so popular!

Varieties of bangles

There are three main categories of hard bracelets:

  1. Closed hoops. This is the most ancient and traditional version, which has more than one millennium. They have the form of an integral inseparable ring without a fastener. They can be thick or narrow, massive or very elegant, bulky or flat.
  2. Spring-loaded. They look like a cut ring with one or more coils of springs. This model looks extremely original and atypical.
  3. Articulated. This type of bracelet consists of two halves, which are interconnected by a hinge. As a rule, such accessories turn out to be quite large and various patterns are often engraved on them, and jewellery enamel or ceramics are used in the decor.

Among the fasteners for bangles, the following types predominate:

  • hook,
  • screw,
  • hinges.

Designs of hard accessories are different from the most traditional options to bright fancy ones. Models such as mesh, slave, knot and the infinity symbol are very popular. The shape of bangles is also not always exclusively round. There are quite extraordinary options, such as a soft square, an oval or a curving wave. Expandable bracelets should be attributed to a separate subspecies - they are as versatile as possible, and to change the size, it's enough to twist one of the parts. This is the best option when you are looking for a decoration for a gift and don't know the exact size of the recipient's hand.

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Compared to our usual bracelets in the form of chains or beads, hard models seem much brighter and more spectacular. However, nothing prevents you from mixing hard and soft bracelets with each other, creating unique personalised kits. By the way, other decorations can be added to such a set to make the image as complete as possible. In the sale in our shop, you will find everything you need for this, namely:

On the pages of the FJewellery website you'll find a detailed description of each model with real pictures and will be able to assemble the most harmonious and exclusive set for yourself. And most importantly, you will get such a kit at a very cheap price! Waiting for you!