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Autumn 2025 Jewellery Trends
Ready For Christmas – Autumn To Winter
Turquoise Beads
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Rich, autumn-appropriate colour palettes
Beads in deep, moody hues are perfect. Think burgundy, dark cherry, moss and emerald greens, tomato red, smoked amber, and chocolate or coffee tones. Like:
Beads bold & generous: chunky, layered, playful
Minimalism in jewellery gives way to more expressive forms. According to trend reports:
Mix materials and textures
Autumn wardrobes often involve tactile fabrics—velvet, wool, leather—and the jewellery reflects that. Beaded pieces now play with contrast:
Shape-play and statement forms
It’s not just colour and material — the shapes of beaded jewellery are evolving:
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Warm to Cool: Refresh Your Colour Palette
Autumn is all about warmth — think amber, burnt orange, deep burgundy, and forest green. As winter arrives, those rich, earthy tones gracefully give way to cooler, more sophisticated shades.
For Winter Jewellery Swap:
Mix Materials for Seasonal Texture
Layering textures adds depth and a sense of luxury. Winter fashion tends to become heavy and more layered. Combine matte seed beads with glossy glass beads to mimic the contrast between snow and ice. Add metallic spacers or crystal accents to bring festive shimmer. Introduce fabric, leather, or velvet cords for warmth.
These small tweaks make your jewellery feel more seasonal and pair beautifully with wool, cashmere, and velvet outfits.
Embrace Statement Pieces
Winter fashion invites a bit of drama — oversized scarves, bold coats, and statement accessories. This is your moment to let your beaded jewellery shine. Try:
Add Seasonal Motifs
Seasonal designs can subtly signal the change in mood without feeling kitschy. Consider:
Layer Smartly for Warmth and Style
As the temperature drops, layering becomes both practical and stylish — and that includes your jewellery.
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Turquoise beads are often associated with December jewellery because:
Birthstone
Turquoise is the birthstones for December. Many people like to wear jewellery featuring their birthstone, believing it brings good luck and positive energy.
Aesthetic Appeal
Turquoise’s blue-green colour complements the winter season, resembling the icy tones and cool hues of December.
Symbolism
Turquoise has historical and cultural significance. It’s often associated with protection, healing, and positive energy.
For selling, turquoise is similar to jade and pearl for the same reasons. Everyone appreciates it, and the gem always looks good however its used. Turquoise is the birthstone for December.
What is turquoise?
Turquoise is a soft, opaque gemstone, formed by volcanic rock reacting to copper deposits brought by water. Colour ranges from blue-green, to yellow-green with grey, black or brown veining.
Reconstituted Turquoise
Most non-green turquoise these days is dyed. Don’t believe otherwise! It’s easy to tell if turquoise is 100% natural: it will cost well over £40 a string. Therefore, unless you sell your jewellery upmarket, you’ll be using reconstituted turquoise. This is usual, crafted from real turquoise chips fused with other stones to make affordable. Another cost-cutter is to use howlite.
Howlite Beads
Howlite, named after the Nova Scotia geologist, Henry How, is formed in nodules with veins of black web-like streaks. It’s always white or grey, but commonly dyed blue. Howlite’s main fame is to imitate turquoise. This is nothing wrong, because it makes an affordable substitute. It accepts a nice polish with attractive lustre, and has similar benefits to turquoise. A simple and gentle stone that aids sleep.
History
Turquoise has been found in 5,000-year-old Egyptian tombs and the Tibetans used to use it as currency. Most turquoise today originates from Burma and is carved in China. Turquoise didn’t reach Europe until the crusades when the name originated, meaning “Turkish stone”.
Benefits
Ancient doctors thought turquoise prevented injury and ground it into a powder to cure stomach disorders and internal bleeding! Turquoise has always been used to protect the wearer from danger, attract wealth, and warn as a talisman or good luck charm. Some believe it will fade when danger or illness is near, or a lover is unfaithful. It’s also said to protect against pollution and strengthen the body.
Looking after
Turquoise is porous, so protect from liquids, oils, and perspiration. This is why it’s often impregnated with plastic, colourless oil or wax, to improve colour and durability. Take turquoise jewellery off before washing. Untreated turquoise will eventually turn green.
See what can be done with howlite starfish beads, by one of our creative customers’.
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