Gold and silver are the two most popular metals worn, with gold being an Indian lady’s favourite, and silver being a young girl’s darling choice. But, there comes a time when you can't decide which one of the two to wear. There may be a time when you want to let go off of the basic only-gold or only-silver trend, and mix up the two to create a different feel. So, is that right to do? We’ll say “Yes”!
Fashion and style today are so limitless that you can experiment with almost everything, and it can be easily developed into an incredible trend. But, whatever you do, you must be sure that it looks good on you. If you do something unique, and it looks good, it’s sure to be followed by others who have seen you; and slowly you’ll see how you’ve created a trend!
So, you may definitely mix silver and gold jewellery, but you need ascertain that you are doing it in the right way. Here are some tips that can help you consider what you are wearing, and whether you are doing the right thing by mixing up your metals.
The mixed jewellery must complement each other
When you are mixing gold and silver, remember you are mixing two drastically different metals. One signifies fire, while the other signifies tranquility. You are already taking a risk by mixing both the metals, but if you are, make sure you are doing it the right way. Go for a completely delicate look with one subtle gold chain and one tantalizing silver chain, each with a small pendant. And, if you plan on going bold, you may stack up different lengths of gold and silver, but make sure one does not outdo the other. The entire look should have a balance of both gold and silver. Don’t try mixing yellow gold, rose gold, and silver all together. Choose a combination of only either yellow gold and silver, or rose gold and silver.
The mixed jewellery must compliment your attire
Okay, so the mixed jewellery are undoubtedly doing well with each other, but are they doing justice with the garment you are wearing? When you are ready for a particular event or occasion, you dress up in a particular way. So, you need to also have a particular kind of jewellery that goes well with your outfit . A casual day time event can call for a mixed blend of chunky chains, but the same won't do well with a sophisticated evening occasion. For a formal evening event, you will want to minimize it to delicate chains and pendants with fine details. Also, the colour of the dress should welcome the heat of gold, as well as the coolness of silver. Every colour does not match both the warmth and coolness of the two metals.
Have at least one combined piece
To make your look seem more organized, you must have at least one piece that combines both gold and silver together. For example, if you have five necklaces of different lengths on your neck, you could make it two gold and two silver, but make sure that the fifth one is a blend of gold and silver.
Add a completely different colour
To make the entire look merge, you can choose to add one single colour to your gold and silver mix. For instance, if you are wearing a red dress, you can play with both gold and silver jewellery, but you could choose designs that may have red stones embedded in both your gold jewellery as well as silver jewellery. This will give both the metals a common bond, making your look seem structured. If nothing else works, just have diamond studded gold and diamond studded silver jewellery, which will go well with almost any attire you wear. And this, you can get from Aura Jewels, the best diamond jewellery shop in Bangalore!
