A gold bracelet belongs to the absolute jewellery classics, which can probably be found in every jewellery box. The gold used is the most popular precious metal in jewellery production, which is not only due to the appearance of the high-quality material, but also to its properties. The most notable quality of gold is that it does not tarnish and discolour over many years, it always retains its unique shine. Of course this is also the case with gold bracelets, whereby the basic material is always decisive. The most popular alloys for a gold bracelet, and thus responsible for the individual luster, are white gold, yellow gold and red gold. In addition to the gold alloys, gold bracelets must of course also be classified according to the locking mechanism and chain type. For example, armour chains or Figaro chains can be a distinguishing feature of gold bracelets. Furthermore, of course, the concept, the design, is also important for a piece of jewelry such as the gold bracelet. If it is a personal piece of jewellery that is to be given away or can remind the owner of something, then gold bracelets usually have flat plates on which an engraving can be applied. Other bracelets are refined with diamonds, sapphires or other gemstones and are consciously interested in high quality.