It can be challenging to create a cohesive look. From choosing a blouse that matches your shoes and earrings that complement your necklace, there are a lot of different elements to consider when creating an outfit. One of the most overlooked yet crucial combinations in an outfit is rings and bracelets. Because rings and bracelets share the same space on your body, it’s even particularly important to pay attention to the nuances of constructing a unified look. After all, your outfit is often your first impression. So why not make it fabulous?
1)Keep it Light
The key to wearing bracelets and rings is to keep it light. Avoid jewelry overload by being selective about your bracelets. Statement rings are bold and beautiful, and because of that they deserve to be the center of attention. Even beyond that, it’s important toallowthem to be the center of attention. In other words, let your gemstone ring truly shine by choosing bracelets that are thin, subdued and complementary. Such choices will ensure that your hand and wrist don’t appear overwhelmed by accessories.
2)Complementary Colors
Sometimes, matching is fun. Finding bracelets and rings that are exactly the same hue can be an enjoyable challenge. But for the most part, combining bracelets and rings is all about choosing hues that are surprisingly complementary. Some of the best combinations include: pink and yellow gold or turquoise with white gold. Don’t be afraid to experiment and create your own color combinations though.
3)Different Hands
It can be fun to wear bracelets and rings on the same hand. In fact, the look can even feel edgy. However, in more conservative environments like offices or meetings, wearing rings and bracelets together may feel like too much. Or perhaps your style is more subdued. Either way, the good news is that utilizing both hands is an amazing option. Instead of wearing bracelets and rings on the same hand, opt for bracelets on one hand and rings on the other. By separating the jewelry items, the look is more conservative but still on trend. Although the pieces will be parted, it’s still crucial to create a cohesive look by choosing colors and styles that complement one another.
