Jewelry adds the finishing touch to any outfit. That's why it's important to know how to pair it. As with clothes, there are a few easy and simple rules that if you follow, you'll never go wrong!
1. Let every piece of jewelry stand out
You’ve probably heard the old adage, “Take one accessory off before you go out.” The same goes for jewelry, especially gold. If you wear several at once, none of them will stand out. To complete your outfit, choose 2 or 3 pieces of jewelry that you love the most and remove all the rest. If you’re wearing more than one piece of jewelry, avoid colorful, printed clothing. This tip is especially true for more formal outfits.
2. …or combine all your favorites!
It is currently fashionable to combine many pieces of jewelry at the same time. But this step is risky, because the line between aesthetically pleasing and kitschy is very thin. Be careful how you combine them. For example, go for one large and several smaller ones gold rings, but let only one have a stone. The same goes for the rest of the jewelry - necklaces, bracelets, earrings. Let there be one prominent element in the combination, and the rest be simpler and smaller, as a compliment to the "star of the team". This way your everyday look will look more interesting, broken, and at the same time tidy and polished.
3. Experiment with different colors of gold
When most people think of gold jewelry, the first thing that comes to mind is yellow gold. However, goldsmiths have been creating other colors for centuries. You'll find new and vintage gold jewelry in white gold, rose gold, and even green gold. Some styles mix several shades of gold into one piece of jewelry.
Choosing a different color of gold is a great way to avoid your style being predictable. Rose gold is a popular choice because it has the warmth of yellow gold but gives a more youthful look. And white gold is a diamond's best friend and suits both fair and dark skin tones.
4. Stand out
Every woman should have one standout piece of jewelry in her collection. Whether it's a chunky bracelet, a large ring, or a brooch, it automatically becomes a standout piece of the outfit. That's why it should be emphasized. For example, combine that big necklace with a polo shirt. This way, the focus falls solely on the necklace.
5. Mix
Maybe our grandmothers wouldn't approve, but today it's not a fashion crime to mix white with yellow gold in your outfit. Gold earrings with silver bracelets - why not? As long as there is balance and there is no mixing of different jewelry styles, everything is allowed. And if you want everything to be in tone - check out our suggestions for gold sets.
6. Wear what you love
The most important piece of advice we can give when it comes to choosing jewelry, and beyond, is to wear what you love. Fashion trends come and go. If you're worried that your favorite big hoop earrings or tennis bracelet are no longer in style, simply mix them up with other pieces to give them a more modern feel. You can often make a vintage piece look more contemporary, and none of your favorites will end up at the bottom of your jewelry box.
We hope that this article has given you some more information and tips on how to combine gold jewelry. If you have any more questions, do not hesitate to write to us in our Facebook page, ask our consultants in the store or goldsmiths in the workshop. We will be happy to help you!