Swarovski jewelry

Swarovski jewelry with crystals and zirconia

Swarovski jewelry at Kronura consists of bracelets, rings, earrings, necklaces, and pendants where cut crystals and Swarovski Zirconia are set in elaborate settings. The stones are crystals and zirconia, not diamonds, and it is the cut, setting, and metal finish that determine how much light the jewelry captures. Several models use bezel settings, where an edge holds the stone in place and creates a clean and enclosed shape. Others use claw settings, which lift the stone from the base so that more light can pass through it.

The assortment is curated to complement watches. This means that a bracelet, ring, or pendant can be worn with a Swarovski watch without conflicting design languages. The same series names often appear in both jewelry and watches, making it easy to create a cohesive look. If you prefer to keep the expressions separate, the jewelry works just as well on its own, as most models are built around a clear basic shape and a single dominant stone color.

Swarovski bracelets – tennis bracelets, bangles, and open designs

Bracelets are the largest group in the assortment and are practically divided into three types. A tennis bracelet has a line of identical stones all the way around the wrist and fastens with a clasp. This creates an even play of light and lies softly against the skin. Matrix Tennis is the most recurring series of this type and is available in several metal finishes, including gold-tone, rose gold-tone, and silver-tone.

A bangle is rigid and maintains its shape. It sits higher up on the wrist, making it a good choice if you already wear a watch on the same arm. Open bracelets are the third type. They have a gap instead of a clasp and are quick to put on and take off, while also being more forgiving when you don't know the exact wrist size. The entire selection of Swarovski bracelets is gathered on a separate page. Bracelets are available in sizes S, M, and L, and some tennis bracelets also in XL. A few models are open or adjustable and therefore come in one size only.

Earrings and rings in clear crystal

Earrings are mainly divided into studs and dangling models. Studs sit close to the earlobe and serve as discreet everyday jewelry, while dangling earrings create movement and are more noticeable. There are also clip-on earrings for those without pierced ears, as well as earring jackets that are placed behind an existing stud to broaden the look. A comprehensive selection of Swarovski earrings makes it easy to compare length and stone color before choosing.

Rings are available in sizes 50, 52, 55, 58, and 60. The number corresponds to the ring's inner measurement in millimeters, i.e., the inner circumference. If you have a ring that fits, you can measure its inner diameter and convert, or measure your finger's circumference with a strip of paper. Cocktail rings have a larger center stone and take up more space on the hand. Open rings can be slightly adjusted and are a safer choice when buying for someone else.

Necklaces and pendants for everyday and party

Pendants are the most common form among neck jewelry. They consist of a chain and a standalone motif, often with a clear center stone that catches the eye. Necklaces in the assortment, on the other hand, have the stones set directly into the band itself, which gives a more cohesive look and is suitable when you want a more distinct party piece.

Chain length greatly determines the impression. A shorter pendant lies close to the hollow of the throat and is visible even with an open collar, while a longer one falls towards the sternum and works better with low-cut garments. For parties, pendants are often combined with elegant ladies' watches in the same metal tone, as two slender expressions balance each other better than two wide ones. Y-necklaces fall to a point and draw the eye downwards, creating a longer line.

Recurring series in the assortment

Swarovski designs its jewelry in named series, and the same series often appears in several jewelry types. This makes it possible to combine, for example, bracelets and earrings with the same design language. Matrix is based on baguette-cut and round stones in straight rows and has a strict, geometric expression. Dextera is built around interlinked forms and feels more architectural. Idyllia draws inspiration from nature motifs like flowers, shells, and butterflies and is the series with the most pendants in the assortment.

Constella features round stones in classic settings and maintains a calmer, more timeless expression. Una is based on a clear center stone surrounded by pavé, i.e., many small stones closely set. Sublima and Imber work with open forms and mixed cuts, while Hyperbola is built on twisted, overlapping bands. Mesmera uses angled stones that create asymmetry, and Gema stacks colored stones in layers. Choosing the series first and then the jewelry type is often easier than the other way around, as the series dictates how the jewelry looks up close.

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