How to Create Winning Jewellery Combinations

Layering jewellery is super in, but it can be a little daunting. Knowing what pieces to mix and match is often tricky, especially if you're new to it. Here's our guide to make it a little easier.

Necklaces + Chains

There are no rules when it comes to mixing and matching but to make a winning necklace combo, we have a few tips to guide you...

Stick with the same metal. This is the easiest way to make two pieces instantly work. You can mix and match materials, but metals should stay the same. For example when you're working with leather, pearls or stones, focus on the metal their paired with - if your pearl necklace has silver hardware, pair it with another silver necklace.
Don't go overboard. Two many pendants, materials and stones can be overwhelming. Our advice is to pick a statement piece and something to compliment it.

Here's our winning formula - 1 chain, 1 necklace with a pendant in the same metal. We've even created sets so you don't have to do the hard work -> click here

Bracelets

Very similar to our necklace advice. Stay with matching metals and don't go overboard. Ensure you have a good balance of both statement and more classic pieces to give you the right look.

If you're still a bit lost, start with one of our best selling sets (click here) It's a great place to start, and will give you a head start in mixing and matching the right pieces.

Rings

With rings you can be a little more creative. If you're excited about the idea of mixing metals, this is the best place to start. Each finger is almost a new canvas, meaning you can have create more bold combinations.

But our advice, stick with a theme:

Pick a maximum of 2 metals
Ensure you have a balance of statement and classic pieces
Don't go overboard - just because you have 10 fingers, doesn't mean you need to use them all.

Still lost? Inspo photos are your best friend. Find looks you align with and emulate them, maybe our Instagram could help -> click here ;)

We cannot wait to see what combinations you come up with! And with our pieces being sweat and water resistant, summer if the perfect time to get experimenting.