This season, the art of layering in jewelry is featuring more than ever. If you want to give your style and outfits a unique touch, this trend is for you. We’ve tried it out with our jewelry and we love the result. Do you want to take a look?
Layering jewelry. What is it and how to make it work
Layering in jewelry is a trend based on superimposing and combining several items at once. It does not simply mean wearing a lot of pieces of jewelry at the same time, but doing it with meaning and style: playing with the lengths, textures, and designs to find the perfect balance.
Layering necklaces: the most-followed trend
The most successful layering is that of superimposing necklaces of different lengths. For example, with the Oceanica choker and the Malvasia necklace. Textures and materials can also be combined, such as the shine of metal alongside stones. We love the Culip golden necklace with the necklace with a dangling Murano glass teardrop. What’s the trick? Maintaining harmony in the tones so that the blend looks natural.
Ring layers: the modern touch
There are two ways to create ring layers: with different colors or with different shapes and volumes. For the former, we mean blending silver and golden finishes. The trick is in maintaining harmony in the shapes, because the special touch in this case comes from the color. A perfect design for this is the Dalí soft forms ring. An extra tip: add a second ring to the ring finger to add an even cooler touch.
The second option involves combining different shapes, so we need to forget about the “less is more” concept. Try combining the Dalí swans and the golden Miró Jewelry ring on one hand, and the Dalí soft forms ring on the other, or even wearing three pieces on the same hand: the Medes, Garbet and Culip rings.
Layering bracelets: movement for your hands
If you love bracelets and are a “more is more” kind of person, try layering bracelets. There is nothing at stake here: the result is always beautiful. Proof of this is the result of combining the Garbet and Embolic, and the Culip and Eclat bracelets. And if that’s not enough for you, look at the combination of the Oceanica, Alegria and Garbet bracelets!
Start playing around!
