Jewellery in Purple – The Magic of Colour and Unique Accents
Purple has fascinated people for centuries – a colour full of mystery, symbolism, and extraordinary energy. In ancient times, dye in this shade was obtained from very rare sources (such as Tyrian purple), and therefore reserved almost exclusively for rulers and the highest dignitaries. It is no surprise that purple is still associated with luxury, spirituality, and uniqueness.
Symbolism and Meaning of Purple
Purple harmoniously combines the energy of red and the calmness of blue. It is considered a colour of balance, reflection, and creativity. In Western culture, it is often linked to spirituality and the search for deeper meaning, while in Asia, the shade of purple may symbolise wealth, dignity, and longevity.
Colour psychology attributes purple with the power to stimulate imagination and creativity – which is why it is often chosen by people who value individuality, creativity, and spiritual growth.
Curiosities About Purple
- In the Middle Ages, wearing clothes in this colour was a privilege of kings and high clergy.
- In modern times, purple became an inspiration for artists and designers – from the Impressionists to contemporary fashion creators.
- In nature, purple occurs relatively rarely, which is why every mineral or plant in this shade arouses admiration and stands out with its uniqueness.
Purple in Jewellery
Jewellery with purple accents perfectly combines elegance and originality. It may serve as a subtle detail or a striking central point of a look. At FalcOne Gallery you can discover many unique works that embrace this extraordinary colour:
"Life on the Reef" necklace and earrings – a fusion of turquoise and purple reminiscent of underwater tones.
"Dots - Venice" earrings – brass and silver in a modern form, with a subtle purple accent inspired by the Venetian lagoon.
"Irises" earrings – agate, jade, and brass, where purple evokes the delicacy and poetry of iris flowers.
"Colors" earrings – a vibrant composition of howlite, turquoise, coral, and silver, with purple blending harmoniously with energetic contrasts.
"Eggplant Hearts" bracelet – hematite, glass pearls, and crystal rondelles, forming a romantic palette of purple, blue, and olive green.
"Struggling with the Wind" pendant – hand-engraved and enamelled copper, where purple becomes a symbol of strength and resilience in the face of the elements.
Each of these creations is not only an ornament but also a story captured in colour, which has intrigued and inspired for centuries.
