Coloured Gemstone Bracelets

They are usually called coloured gemstone bracelets. Depending on the design, they may be tennis bracelets or gold bracelets set with sapphires, emeralds, tourmalines and diamonds.

Gemstones that show several colours are called polychrome. One of the best-known examples is tourmaline, where several different shades can combine within a single crystal. Sapphires also come in a wide range of colours.

One of the rarest gemstone colours is a rich red. Natural red diamonds are especially rare, and high-quality red gemstones with an intense colour are also highly valued. Rarity depends not only on the colour itself but also on its purity and saturation, as well as the stone’s clarity and origin.

In 2026, statement bangles, combinations of different gold colours and jewellery with personal meaning will lead the way. Elegant tennis bracelets with diamonds, sapphires or emeralds will remain popular, as will layering several bracelets. Richly coloured gemstones, sculptural shapes and classic bracelet designs that are easy to wear both every day and on special occasions will also be in fashion.

There is no scientifically proven luckiest bracelet, but in many cultures a red string bracelet is often regarded as a symbol of good luck. It is believed to protect against negative energy and attract favourable circumstances. Emeralds are also associated with harmony, prosperity and renewal, so an emerald bracelet can become a meaningful personal talisman.