Gold Bracelets

Gold Bracelets for Women

Gold on the wrist catches the light with every small movement, which is why good gold bracelets become the pieces you reach for without thinking. Ours range from slim chains to polished bangles, designed in Sydney in 18k gold vermeil, 14k solid gold and 18k solid gold.

What is the best gold bracelet under $200?

Three 18k gold vermeil designs come in under $200. The I Am Protected bracelet carries an evil eye pendant, the Crystal Bloom bracelet reimagines our lotus motif, and the Serene Dreams pearl bracelet sets a baroque freshwater pearl against fine gold. The lotus bracelet is another choice for the lotus symbol. Each one is light enough to wear all day and meaningful enough to give.

How do I choose a gold bangle?

Think about how you want to wear it. The Lover Bangle is a high-polish band inspired by the organic shape of the feminine form, made to layer or to wear on its own, and it comes in 64mm and 67mm. The Live in Love bangle adds crystals and an engraved mantra, in 63mm and 66mm. Choose the size that slides over your hand without pinching at the knuckles.

Which gold bracelet for women makes a good graduation or birthday gift?

Choose the symbol that fits the person. Protection suits someone starting something new, and a pearl suits someone who needs a calmer season. For a gift that lasts, our 14k gold bracelets include the Evil Eye bracelet. If you'd like to start lighter, dainty bracelets layer easily with whatever the person already wears.

Gold Bracelet FAQs

Is every gold bracelet solid gold?

Not always. Our gold vermeil bracelets have at least 2.5 microns of 18k gold over a sterling silver base, while 18k solid gold bracelets are gold all the way through. The product name tells you which one you're looking at.

Will a gold bracelet tarnish?

Solid gold resists tarnishing. The gold layer on vermeil is thin and wears gradually with friction, sweat and chemicals, so take it off before you shower, swim or exercise and wipe it with a soft cloth after wearing.

Does the karat change how a gold bracelet looks and wears?

18k has more gold in the alloy, so it looks warmer and richer. 14k has more strength built in, which helps it handle daily knocks. Both are solid gold when the product name says so.

Where can I buy gold bracelets in Australia?

Right here. By Charlotte is Australian designed, and every bracelet comes from our in-house team in Sydney, in 18k gold vermeil and solid gold.