Red Necklace

A red necklace is any kind of necklace that includes the colour red. This could be a gold-plated necklace with a red pendant, a red beaded necklace, or a red necklace with a gold pendant. Styles included in our red necklace range include the following.

• Sterling silver or gold vermeil chains with red pendants
• Red stone necklace styles, like red crystals, cubic zirconia, or diamonds
• Red beaded necklaces, like red plastic beads, crystal chips, and even red diamonds
• Red heart necklaces and necklaces with other red-coloured charms

Red birthstone necklaces for birthdays in January and July

Red as a colour has a number of associations. The most commonly known of these is romantic love. With links to love and passion, a red necklace may symbolise the love one person has for another. For this reason, we sell lots of our red necklaces around Valentine's Day!

Red can also be associated with courage and joy, and so it makes a great choice for a present to yourself too. You might choose a red necklace for yourself or a family member after going through a difficult period or when starting a new venture to symbolise the courage behind it.

On top of this, many people choose red because they like the colour! As with white or blue necklaces, people may simply wear the colour because it complements their skin tone or suits their personal style.

In some cultures, including Chinese and Indian, the colour red is associated with prosperity and luck. For this reason, red jewellery, like necklaces and earrings, may be associated with wealth too.

Red stone necklace styles, like those with ruby or red cubic zirconia, could be given as gifts to symbolise the wealth of a family or to yourself to encourage prosperity in business ventures. In fact, rubies have long been associated with kings and were once thought to help them to protect their assets. A ruby necklace, therefore, may symbolise wealth!

Red stone necklaces are a popular choice because the colour oozes elegance and luxury. Some popular stones you will find in a red crystal necklace include:

• Cubic Zirconia: An affordable alternative to diamonds, red cubic zirconia is often used as a red stone in jewellery. You may also find moissanite used in more affordable ranges.
• Red pearls: While red isn't a colour you can find in natural pearls, a red pearl necklace may be made with a convincing replica of real pearls.
• Red diamonds: If you're looking for a dark red necklace, then a red diamond might be a good choice. You can find diamonds in a range of colourful hues, including deep red!
• Rubies: Rubies are often a deep and luxurious red and have a firm place in the history of red necklaces.
• Garnet: Associated with love and strength, garnet is a fantastic red stone for a necklace.
• Red jasper: A matte stone with dark red threads woven throughout. Red jasper is also associated with passion and courage.¨

A red necklace gift for Valentine's Day is very popular here at Camile & Stone. In fact, there has been a noticeable increase in people buying and browsing our red necklace section during this love-filled holiday.

Red necklaces, earrings, rings, and bracelets all make great options for Valentine's Day gifts. We offer styles from small hearts to floral-inspired designs to simple stones, all at an affordable price. We also offer different metals, including silver and gold vermeil (a more high-quality version of gold-plated), so you're sure to be able to find the red necklace you want in our collection.

We also offer personalised orders, so you can add an engraving to the necklace in your cart to let your loved one know how much you care.

As with all jewellery, the main consideration you should make when cleaning jewellery is what kind of metal or material it is made from. For hardier metals like sterling silver and gold, you can soak the jewellery in water and mild soap and then gently scrub the fittings with a soft toothbrush.

For costume jewellery, prolonged exposure to water can have a detrimental effect, so it is best to clean it with a damp cloth. And for beaded jewellery, you need to consider what kind of material the beads are made from.

A damp cloth may be suitable for metal, wood, or plastic beads. For crystal chips, it is important that you check whether the crystal can be exposed to water safely.

If in doubt when cleaning jewellery, remember that you can get it professionally cleaned!

A red heart necklace is almost always associated with romantic love. The colour red is associated with love and romance, and so is the heart shape, so the combination of the two is almost always associated with romantic love.

If you're considering a red heart necklace, then it is a good choice for a romantic partner. It can show them you care and symbolise your love for them. You might also buy it yourself to symbolise self-love and compassion.

Other romantic necklace gifts to consider include initial necklaces with the initials of yourself and your loved one, as well as fingerprint necklaces.

If you don't want something as obvious as a red heart necklace, you could also check out our diamond collection for incredibly special necklaces.

If you've come across the terms red gold necklace or red silver necklace, you might be wondering what these actually are. What metal is red gold?

For the most part, red gold is used interchangeably with rose gold, though it may sometimes refer to a deep hue of rose gold. It may also be referred to as pink gold. To make red gold, a mix of silver, gold, and copper is used to achieve the pinkish hue of the gold.

Red or rose gold is very popular at present, and it can be found in all kinds of jewellery, including necklaces, rings, and bracelets. We particularly like it when jewellers mix silver and rose gold in their designs because it adds something different!

We offer our pieces in red or rose gold, along with sterling silver, gold vermeil, and solid gold.

Red necklace trends we're loving at Camile & Stone include the following.

• Layering with beads: If you've been awake in recent years, you've probably noticed that layered necklaces are in, and they look here to stay. Our favourite way to incorporate red into a necklace stack is with a red beaded choker. It adds a pop of colour and length differentiation.
• Big red stones: Rubies, garnets, red moissanite and more; if you want to exude luxury, then a big red pendant is the perfect way to do it! This can be a great look for a formal event, like a wedding, with a simple outfit.
• Mixed metals: Rose gold (sometimes called red gold) and silver is one of our favourite combinations. More and more, we're seeing designers mix the two metals in their designs to add depth and character.