Gold Shades

 


Golden colour and its shades are always attractive to one's eyes. Whether it be any occasion, having a little golden design on our dress or a jewellery of this can make you eye catchy. Mainly, on our dresses, we see either embroidery work or embellishment. Dresses of these shades are mostly made in silk or layered nets.


• Yellow gold
The pure shade of gold which is mainly used for jewellery and golden embroidery.



• Pearly gold 
It is more of a creamy shade of gold which you can opt as the colour of your new dress. Miniature pendant if this shade can also look great.

• Rose gold
A pinkish golden colour with a rose shade. You can get a watch with a dial of this shade, small bracelets and jewellery. It has a royal touch and looks classy at office and formal parties.



• White gold 
It looks like silver and so nor many people buy it, but has a richer look. 



• Copper gold
A bag of this shade or a dress belt can suit your style.



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