Silpada Fashion Jewelry

Silpada Fashion jewellery

Silpada Designs makes various types of fashion jewellery. Necklaces, pendants, rings, bracelets, earrings, sets, pins, and anklets are some of the options available from this company. Different types of metals and stones are utilized to craft each design to help change or enhance various looks.

Silpada makes many different kinds of necklaces, including chain, pendant, strand, choker, statement, bib, and charm pieces.

• Chain necklaces are comprised of a relatively skinny chain all the way around that sits mid sternum.
• Pendant necklaces include a featured stone or metallic object on a slender chain.
• Strand necklaces are often made of several strings of beads.
• Chokers sit higher up on the throat and come in a variety of different styles and closures.
• Statement necklaces include eye-catching colours, pendants, or a combination of the two.
• Bib necklaces start at a smaller width and widen to statement width at the lowest point.
• Charm pieces feature multiple dangling pendants.

Silpada jewellery features a wide array of stones, including abalone shell, agate, alexandrite, amazonite, amber, amethyst, and ametrine. You can also find Silpada fashion jewellery that uses ammonite, apatite, aquamarine, aragonite, aventurine, azurite, beryl, bloodstone, brazilianite, lepidolite, and magnesite. Some of the other stones they use include malachite, marcasite, medusa quartz, moissanite, moldavite, moonstone, morganite, mother of pearl, mystic topaz, obsidian, onyx, opal, and more.

Silpada bracelets come in bangle, beaded, statement, cuff, and chain designs.

• Bangles often dont have a clasp; you put them on by sliding them over your hand.
• Beaded bracelets may feature stones and metals to create different patterns.
• Cuff bracelets feature an opening at one end in place of a clasp. Typically, cuffs can be stretched to widen the opening in order to slide the bracelet onto a wrist.
• Chain bracelets have a standard closure with a hook and eyelet.

Silpada makes chandelier, drop, hoop, and stud earrings.

• Chandeliers feature multiple strands originating from the same point to form a tier.
• Drop earrings are dangling designs.
• Hoops are circles that connect to the earlobe at the closure point.
• Studs are typically the smallest type of earring. They attach via a post-and-backing combination.

Anklets in the Silpada collection are similar to bracelets although slightly larger. Beading features various stones and metals. Some pieces lack closures and slip onto the ankle with an elastic, stretching finish. Others have clasps that function with the help of a hook and eyelet. Some anklets are adjustable to accommodate a range of different sizes.