Gemstone Oxidised Jewellery: A Stylish Fusion Trend - Elegant Like

Gemstone Oxidised Jewellery: A Stylish Fusion Trend - Elegant Like

The world of gemstone oxidised jewellery is no longer just an issue of vintage or hip — it’s all about expression. The most interesting shift in recent times has been the use of gemstones in oxidised jewelry to create a new type of wearable art.

Oxidised jewellery is crafted by treating silver or other metals with a chemical process that darkens their surface, resulting in an antique, rustic appearance. It’s especially trendy in India due to its retro look and affordability.

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Oxidized ones are already showstoppers but adding gemstones has given them an entirely different avatar altogether.

Price – $34.15

Check out our exclusive oxidised chokers earrings and nosepin featuring turquoise, amethyst, and more.

For centuries, gemstones have captivated human imagination with their beauty and mystique. With amethyst’s healing energy, and rubies’ burning ardor, each stone has a story to share.

Well-known gemstones incorporated in fusion jewellery are:

Price – $60

• Amethyst – Known for spiritual calmness

Price – $25

When paired with oxidised silver, it is a union of tradition, color, and contemporary style.

This trend combines old and new, subtle and flashy, and ancient and brilliant. Here’s why it stands out:

Explore gemstone-studded oxidised designs like these from Elegantlike:

1. Turquoise

Price – $42

This semi-precious gem is bright blue-green and provides a pop of color to dull metallic finishes.

2. Carnelian

Price – $35

The bold black tone adds a fiery feel and warmth, perfect for celebratory wear.

Mystical in its own natural iridescence, the stone seems to bend different colors based on the angle, which darkens oxidized patterns.

The deep tones of black onyx paired with oxidised silver create a dramatic, mysterious effect — perfect for bold, gothic-inspired looks.

Pearl white adds sophistication and mellows out the otherwise raw texture of oxidised metals.

This ethnic fusion jewellery is not only for ethnic wear. Here’s how to style it with various looks:

Match oxidised gemstone chokers or chandbalis with vibrant silk or cotton sarees for a striking ethnic ensemble.. The color of the gemstone can be contrasting or matching your attire.

Compared to gold or platinum, oxidised jewellery is generally more affordable. Use of semi-precious stones adds a luxury finish without the high price tag.

Many designers are using recycled silver and fair-trade gemstones, making it an eco-friendly option.

Most gemstone – oxidised jewellery is hand-crafted, supporting local artisans and providing you with unique designs.

These one-of-a-kind pieces can be modern heirlooms classic but cool.

To keep your pieces at their best and lengthen their lifespan, just follow these simple care instructions:

As this trend picks up pace, numerous online and boutique shops now have readymade or customizable ones.

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Or even better, work with a local jeweller to design your own piece from your birthstone or preferred colour.

Incorporating gemstones into oxidised jewellery is not just a trend it’s a design revolution. It enables wearers to adopt heritage while conveying personal style. Whether you are dressing up for a wedding or dressing down for a brunch, these hybrid pieces can be your wardrobe staples.

So the next time you’re collecting your jewelry box, do yourself a favour and include some gem-studded oxidised items. They’re emotive, sophisticated, and powerful just like you.