Sorrelli Collections, Colorways and Metal Finishes Explained

A named palette of stones. Sorrelli builds the same style in several collections, so the Brynn ring or the Sienna bracelet will look quite different depending on which colorway it is made in.

Our Sorrelli buy rotates, and it has included Golden Goddess, Denim Moon, Crystal, Crystal Aurora Borealis, Candy Carnival, Volcano, Montana, Ultra White Aurora Borealis, Electric Pink, Aquamarine and Caribbean Blue Opal, among others. Sorrelli retires and introduces collections over time, so call us at (830) 693-7573 for what is in today and what we can still order.

A warm neutral palette built on pale silk, vintage rose, champagne and golden shadow tones. It is one of the most wearable Sorrelli colorways for everyday dressing.

A blue-led palette that mixes sapphire, smoked topaz and iridescent aurora borealis crystals with opaque sodalite, an actual stone rather than a crystal. It is designed to work with denim.

A bright multicolor palette. Sorrelli uses it for its livelier, more playful pieces.

A clear crystal treated with an iridescent coating that shifts through pastel colors as the light moves. Sorrelli also uses an Ultra White Aurora Borealis version.

A deep, shifting multicolor crystal that reads differently depending on the light, with warm and cool tones in the same stone.

A deep blue colorway. Montana is a long-standing crystal color name for a rich, saturated blue, and you will see it on statement pieces such as the Brynn cocktail ring.

In Sorrelli’s own words, its jewelry features a genuine brass base, finished with a flash plating in a variety of metal options and stone set with genuine crystal, cut crystal elements, and semi-precious stones and cabochons such as desert jasper, reconstructed turquoise, freshwater pearls and tiger’s eye.

Sorrelli lists a bronze-based Antique Gold-tone finish, a mixed-alloy Antique Silver-tone finish, a genuine 10k gold flash plate with a protective e-coating, a genuine palladium flash plate, a genuine 14k rose gold flash plate, and a gun metal finish of copper, tin and zinc.

It is Sorrelli’s warm yellow-gold plated finish, and it is the finish you will see on most of the Sorrelli pieces at Accents. Sorrelli has said its production now focuses on Bright Gold and Palladium.

No. Sorrelli builds on a brass base with a plated metal finish, which is why the brand describes its colors as gold-tone and silver-tone rather than solid gold or sterling.

Sorrelli does not name a crystal supplier on its website. It describes its stones as genuine crystal and cut crystal elements, so we will not attach a supplier name that Sorrelli has not published.

Sorrelli does not make a nickel-free or hypoallergenic claim. What it says is that its jewelry meets all modern standards for adult jewelry in the USA, and that body chemistry varies and some people may be irritated by certain metals. If you react to metals, check with your doctor.