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Colour has always existed in nature before it existed in jewellery.
The green of leaves after rain, turquoise water, the deep red of stone and the changing blue of the sea all find their way into the pieces we create at Parisa.
Our gold-plated gemstone jewellery brings those colours together with warm gold, using stones including agate, aventurine, turquoise and opal alongside other colourful materials chosen for individual designs.
The result is jewellery that feels collected from the natural world rather than simply decorated with colour.
What is gold-plated gemstone jewellery?
Gold-plated gemstone jewellery combines a gold-finished setting with natural, reconstituted or decorative stones depending on the individual piece.
At Parisa, many of our designs use 18ct PVD gold plating over stainless steel, paired with colourful stones and sculptural forms inspired by the sea, forests and landscapes.
Rather than treating every gemstone in the same way, we design around its colour. Green stones might become part of a piece inspired by moss or leaves, while turquoise and blue stones naturally lend themselves to designs influenced by water.
Agate jewellery
Agate appears throughout our gemstone collection in several colours.
Its richness makes it particularly beautiful against gold, whether it appears alone or alongside other stones.
Green agate naturally connects to the forest-inspired side of Parisa: moss, leaves, shaded paths and the deeper greens found beneath a canopy.
Other shades bring warmth and contrast, allowing a single piece to carry several colours without losing its connection to nature.
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Turquoise jewellery inspired by water
Few colours evoke water as immediately as turquoise.
In our jewellery, turquoise appears alongside gold in pieces that draw on lagoons, coastlines and the meeting point between land and sea.
The contrast is part of its appeal: vivid turquoise against warm gold creates jewellery that feels colourful without needing an elaborate silhouette.
Aventurine and the colours of the forest
Aventurine brings another kind of green to the collection.
Paired with agate and other stones, it allows us to create pieces that feel less like traditional gemstone jewellery and more like small compositions of natural colour.
These pieces sit naturally within The Wild, where gemstones meet forms inspired by moss, leaves and the forest.
Opal and changing light
Opal belongs to a slightly different world.
Rather than being defined only by one colour, its appeal comes from the way colour appears to shift with light. That quality has made opal particularly suited to some of our celestial designs.
Blue and white opal tones appear in pieces inspired by stars, moonlight and the colours found between sea and sky.
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How to style colourful gemstone jewellery
Gemstone jewellery does not need to be reserved for occasions.
One colourful ring can sit beside simpler gold bands. A gemstone pendant can introduce colour to an otherwise neutral outfit, while earrings can be chosen to echo colours already present in what you are wearing.
If you prefer more colour, different stones can also be worn together. They do not necessarily need to match exactly; repeating the gold finish is often enough to make the combination feel connected.
Gemstone jewellery as a gift
Colour can make jewellery feel particularly personal as a gift.
You might choose a stone because of someone's favourite colour, because it reminds you of a place, or simply because a particular piece feels like them.
Parisa jewellery arrives beautifully presented and gift-ready, making gemstone rings, earrings, necklaces and sets an easy way to give something colourful and considered.
Nature, translated into colour
Gemstones give us another way of telling the stories that run through Parisa.
Sometimes that story begins beside the sea. Sometimes it begins beneath trees. Sometimes it begins with nothing more than the colour of a stone.
Our gold-plated gemstone jewellery brings those fragments together — colour found in nature, softened into gold.
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