Artificial Jewellery
Artificial Jewellery
| Material | Typically made from non-precious metals, glass, plastic, acrylic, or resin. Commonly used metals include copper, brass, and alloy. |
| Gemstones | May feature synthetic or imitation gemstones like cubic zirconia, rhinestones, or colored glass crystals. |
| Plating/Coating | Often coated with a layer of gold, silver, rhodium, or other metallic finishes to mimic the appearance of precious metals. |
| Size/Dimensions | Varied sizes ranging from small studs to large statement pieces like necklaces and bangles. |
| Weight | Relatively lightweight compared to genuine precious metal jewelry. |
| Design/Style | Wide range of styles inspired by traditional, contemporary, and trendy designs. |
| Durability | Not as durable as precious metal jewelry but can last with proper care. |
| Allergies | Generally hypoallergenic but may cause reactions in individuals sensitive to certain metals. |
| Price | Generally more affordable compared to precious metal and gemstone jewelry. |
| Occasion | Suitable for casual wear, parties, weddings, and events where a less expensive option is desired. |
| Care | Requires gentle cleaning with a soft cloth; avoid exposure to harsh chemicals and water. |
| Availability | Widely available in various jewelry stores, online marketplaces, and fashion retailers. |