How to Mix Metal Jewellery

Once upon a time, mixing metals wasn’t the done thing. But nowadays, a bold, daring mix of silver and gold jewellery can look effortlessly elegant. From bracelets and rings to necklaces and charms, here’s how you can mix your metals and create a look truly owned by you.

Let it Shine

Let’s face it – whether you’re stacking rings or layering necklaces, there’s a lot of mixed metals competing for attention. Don’t be afraid to start small, with a silver snake chain bracelet and a touch of Pandora Shine sparkle, then work your way up to three pieces or more.

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Size Matters

To really make a statement, pick one bigger metal to stand out from the crowd, then complement with smaller rose gold charms. Sure, mixed metals are great, but if you’ve got your heart set on silver, say, you can always pick the same metal in different sizes.

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Balance Your Tones

Your cool metals will contrast nicely with the warmth of colourful gemstones. Choose one feature colour, as too many pinks, blues and greens can drown out your metals. And if you really want to channel the colours of the rainbow, go wild with a pink glass leaf pendant and a butterfly brooch

Metals Made For You

Ultimately, the only style tip that matters is whatever works for you. Whether you go for two, three or four mix and match metals, pick the bracelets, bands and necklaces that put a smile on your face and a spring in your step. Who said silver and gold jewellery wasn’t a perfect match?

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