Betsey Johnson Fashion Jewelry

Betsey Johnson jewellery

Fashion jewellery is a fun way to dress up an outfit or show off a unique sense of style. Since the 1970s, Betsey Johnson has been creating fashion and jewellery, including items like chunky necklaces made of rocks and shells and dangle earrings of pink flowers.

This jewellery collection includes necklaces with pendants, a selection of earrings, pins and brooches, rings, anklets, and bracelets with and without charms. Charms include animals, angels, flowers, and hearts. The lineup of jewellery also features hair and head pieces such as clips, tiara headbands and hair ties.

Enamel is a glaze that is used to colour metal or ceramics. Enamels come in powders or liquid. When enamel is placed on a ceramic or metal, it's fired in a kiln. This makes it permanent and hard. Many of Betsey Johnsons items are enameled, which gives them a bright colour and a glassy shine.

jewellery with a gold or silver-tone finish actually do not have real gold or silver in them, but are finished in colours that resemble these metals. The colours can come from non-precious metals such as nickel. The bling that results can be bright and catch the eye. Many examples of Betsey Johnson works have a silver and gold-tone finish as part of their designs.

Nearly all of Johnsons items are encrusted with rhinestones or crystals. The differences between the two are the following:

• Rhinestones: These embellishments are generally flat and have a silver foil back that brings out their sparkle. They can be made of real crystal, acrylic, or glass. They usually come in the colours of diamonds, rubies, sapphires, emeralds, and amethysts. Rhinestones can also be holographic, adding touches of rainbow to certain pieces.
• Crystals: These embellishments can be made of quartz or other minerals, including diamonds. However, the fine-quality Swarovski crystals are made of faceted glass. They are tougher and more brilliant than rhinestones.

In some jewellery pieces, real shells and corals are used. However, nearly all the pearls in her items are faux. They are made to resemble real pearls even though they are made of glass. Other jewellery pieces are made of metals and other materials that may have the look and texture of real shells.