It used to seem that gold and silver are two worlds that shouldn't meet. Today, this myth has long been debunked. Silver and gold jewelry is one of the hottest trends, which perfectly fits the idea of freedom and carefreeness. At Marai, we love this game of contrasts, because it allows us to create even more stories on the skin.
Why is it worth combining silver and gold?
Mixing metals is a true art that adds nonchalance and a personal touch to styles. Silver and gold jewelry worn together allows for greater freedom in creating everyday sets, perfectly matching different outfits and occasions. This is a solution for women who value diversity and want their everyday jewelry to be both elegant and unique.
How to combine silver and gold in everyday Marai jewelry?
There are no strict rules here, but a few tips will help you create a harmonious composition:
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Neighborhood: It is best to wear silver and gold next to each other, on one hand or on one finger. This will make the combination look intentional and well-thought-out. At MARAI, you can order the selected ring model in silver or gold-plated. For those with more than one ear hole, the same earrings in silver and gold look great next to each other. The organic shapes and delicacy of our jewelry are great for layering and close proximity.
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Style: Choose jewelry in a similar style. Avoid pairing delicate, minimalist silver with large, chunky gold pieces. Go for minimalist styles and limit the amount of jewelry. Avoid mixing too many different styles and textures.
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Balance: Try to keep the proportions of gold and silver balanced. If one metal dominates, let the other be a subtle accent. Remember, in everyday jewelry, moderation and consistency are key.
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Clothing: Well-chosen clothing can highlight the combination of gold and silver. Opt for muted colors and avoid excessive patterns.
Combining silver and gold in MARAI jewelry is an invitation to play with fashion and express yourself. Let your styles reflect your inner freedom and joy, like a carefree day at the beach.