Common Colors for Handmade Jewelry Making Bracelets

Basic Colors

• Red: In the culture, red symbolizes luck and auspiciousness. It is often associated with celebration and enthusiasm, bringing good fortune, health, and happiness. This color is suitable for various festivals and celebrations.
• Black: Representing mystery and power, black is regarded as a symbol of protection that can ward off negative energy. It also conveys a low-key and composed style, making it compatible with beads or accessories of various colors.
• White: This color enhances the visibility of accompanying bead colors while giving the overall accessory a simple yet elegant appearance that highlights purity. However, white is prone to dirtiness; thus, proper maintenance is essential.
• Brown: A versatile color that harmonizes well without clashing with the primary tone while maintaining consistency with the style of traditional crafts. It can create an antique aesthetic; light khaki cotton-linen threads can achieve similar effects.

Color Series

• Blue: Often evokes images of the sky and ocean, blue provides a sense of tranquility and stability. Symbolizing calmness, rationality, and loyalty, it is ideal for summer wear to convey a refreshing atmosphere.
• Green: The color of nature represents vitality and hope—symbolizing health and safety. Wearing green bracelets allows individuals to exhibit vigor; this hue suits outdoor activities or leisurely moments.
• Yellow: Signifying wisdom, brightness, hope—and associated with wealth and success—yellow brings warmth akin to sunlight. Daily wear in this shade fosters a relaxed yet cheerful ambiance.
• Purple: Representing mystery and nobility gives an elegant yet romantic impression suitable for women’s adornment. When paired with bright tones like white or gold creates an atmosphere that exudes luxury.

Special Colors

• Gold: With its luxurious metallic sheen adds opulence to handwoven bracelets when combined with other colors used for emphasis or decoration enhancing their appeal further.
• Silver: Also possessing metallic luster imparts sophistication while showcasing unique styles across various hues creating an aura that's both coolly alluring & modernistic at once!
• Morandi Colors: Characterized by low saturation & brightness including shades such as gray-pink misty blue bean green etc., these hues provide soft high-end tranquil visual experiences resulting in uniquely fashionable artistic vibes within woven pieces."