Mermaid Jewelry Guide | Jewelry, Necklace, Ring, Charm, Pendant, Bracelet

Mermaid jewelry comes in the same styles as most other jewelry does. For instance, diamonds.

You can get diamonds for rings, necklaces, pendants, charms and other ways of wearing.

Here we will go over a few of the most common types of mermaid jewelry you will be able to purchase.

1. Mermaid Necklaces.

A mermaid necklace, which we cover in another post, has many variants. It’s good because you can find one to match virtually every occasion. You can spend anywhere from $20 to $2000 depending mostly on the quality of material you plan on using.

2. Mermaid Charms.

If you are more into designing your own jewelry, then you might want to lean more towards getting some nice mermaid charms. You can wear them on necklaces, or bracelets and interchange them. You can also of course get multiple charms and match and mix them up. This is usually more common with the younger crowd.

It’s okay to mix materials but if you plan on mixing more natural materials like rock or stone with gold, then you should take your time and make sure it will actually look nice.

3. Mermaid Pendants.

A nice mermaid pendant is always a nice addition to a fancy dress or a party where you plan on showing something you love, and not just wearing what everyone else is. They make for great gifts I’ve found because you can really see if someone values your gift if they wear it in the future.

Just like other types of jewelry it usually goes well with lots of different styles and outfits. Expensive jewelry is easiest to match and is also affordable, so if you are looking to give an easy gift these are great options.

4. Mermaid Rings.

I love rings, so these are probably my favorite. These although considered to be “mermaid” they don’t always have to have an image of a mermaid on it, a lot of times simply because rings are smaller so fitting an entire image can be difficult. They will have stones that are resembling under water type stones and plants and have a “sea” feel to them.

Mood rings can also be considered mermaid rings if they change from blue to green and have a fish tail or mermaid feel to them. Platinum has always been my preferred ring just because of how durable and rejected to scratching they are.

5. Mermaid Bracelets.

Probably the most common type of mermaid jewelry, the mermaid bracelet comes in many varieties, too vast to cover them all here. You can have them look like actual bracelets a mermaid would adorn, or have them in expensive materials with beautiful images of mermaids.

Also adding a nice diamond or jewel can make these absolutely gorgeous. You can get them matching, for friends, or even to wear them both. I’ve found these make for awesome gifts and most of the time you don’t have to worry about size, like you would with say, rings.

There are many different styles of mermaid necklaces, here we’ll be discussing some of the most popular on the market today.

The first kind would be a single gold or silver mermaid figurine necklace.

These are usually the more expensive simply because they are made with higher quality, and real gold or silver.

They will sometimes come encrusted with jewels such as diamonds or pearls. These can run anywhere between $100 to $2000.

It really depends on the quality and amount of gold or silver, and how many diamonds or pearls are used.

Pros: Elegant, considered to be more ‘real jewelry’, value will normally increase over time.

Cons: More cleaning required, since it’s more expensive you have to be more careful with it, less likely to be a proper gift for young children.

The second kind would be more like a necklace you would find a real mermaid wearing.

It will have things like shells, starfish, sea creatures, etc. on it and will be in sea colors primarily. You can usually buy them pre-made, or buy all the pieces and create it yourself to give it that customized look and feel.

It is also great for a project for children, getting them to create their own. I’ve seen the prices of these stay pretty low, usually under $30.

Pros: Cheaper than other types of mermaid jewelry, customizable.

Cons: More fragile, prone to breaking, won’t go with everything you wear.

The third type will be the kind that has pictures of mermaids on them.

The neck band can be made of leather, types of synthetic material, stones, etc. There are many, many pictures of mermaids that have been drawn over time, and this type of necklace is great for showing them off.

There are some famous pictures that most lovers of mermaids have seen, and some lesser known, newer ones.

These are usually around the mid-range price, going for what I’ve seen to be $20 through $150.

Since they don’t normally have expensive materials like gold or diamonds the prices stay pretty affordable.

Pros: Good conversation piece, matches many outfits, interchangable pictures.

Cons: Bulky, prone to nicks and scratches.