Gold Jewelry
17 pieces · made to order
Warm 14k and 18k yellow gold, from solid chains to sculpted bangles.
About gold jewelry
Gold jewelry is the warm foundation of every collection: solid 14k and 18k yellow gold in chains, bangles, charms, and rings — nothing plated, nothing hollow, nothing that wears through.
Aurelle gold jewelry is made to order in two to three weeks, from layering chains to sculpted statement bangles, with free insured shipping and a lifetime warranty.
Choosing between karats is a matter of taste and habit: 14k is harder-wearing and subtler in tone, the daily workhorse; 18k is richer and deeper in color, the traditional luxury standard. Both are solid through and through, and both only improve with wear.
Gold Jewelry FAQ
What is the difference between 14k and 18k gold?+
14k is 58.5 percent pure gold — harder, more scratch-resistant, and slightly paler; 18k is 75 percent pure — richer in color and softer. For daily-wear rings and bracelets 14k is the practical pick; for color depth, 18k wins.
Is solid gold jewelry worth the price over plated?+
Decisively — plating wears off within months to a few years of daily contact, while solid gold lasts generations and holds intrinsic metal value. Aurelle sells nothing plated, filled, or vermeil.
Does real gold jewelry tarnish?+
Pure gold never tarnishes; 14k and 18k alloys can very slowly dull from skin oils and products but polish back instantly. A warm soapy rinse and a soft cloth keep gold bright indefinitely.
How much does solid gold jewelry cost?+
Price tracks gold weight: slim chains and charms start in the low hundreds, while heavy chains and sculpted bangles run into the thousands. You are buying metal you can weigh, which is why solid gold holds value the way fashion jewelry never can.
Can I wear gold jewelry in the shower or pool?+
Showers won't harm solid gold, though soap film dulls its shine; pools are worse — chlorine can slowly attack alloy metals, especially in white gold. Best practice: gold on after the routine, off before the swim.
Yellow, white, or rose gold — how do I choose?+
Yellow is the timeless classic and most forgiving on warm skin tones; white reads modern and lets diamonds dominate; rose is the romantic, vintage-leaning choice. All three are the same gold, alloyed differently — pick by wardrobe, not rules.