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How to Match Your Jewellery With Your Outfit Colour

How to Match Your Jewellery With Your Outfit Colour

Colour is the quickest way to make jewellery look styled instead of random. You do not need to match exactly; you need to choose a shade that looks planned. Here is a simple guide to the colours people ask about most.

The basic rule

Choose either a matching colour (the same shade as part of your outfit), a neutral (pearl, champagne, clear stones), or a contrast (a colour opposite to your outfit on the colour wheel). One of the three is enough.

Turquoise antique gold chandbali earring and maang tikka set
Turquoise bead drops stand out on warm and neutral outfits

Colour pairing guide

Outfit colourJewellery that works
Red or maroonGold-tone with pearl, champagne or matching red drops
Green or emeraldAntique gold with green, pearl or champagne
Blue or navySilver-tone with blue, white or pearl
Pink or peachGold-tone with pink, champagne or mint
BlackAlmost anything: a bold red, teal, or classic pearl
Cream, white or beigeA strong colour such as teal, red or emerald
Yellow or orangeAntique gold with teal, green or pearl for contrast

Plain outfit or embroidered outfit?

If your outfit is plain, let the jewellery do the talking: a bright set in a bold colour makes the outfit look finished. If your outfit already has a lot of embroidery, choose neutral jewellery, such as pearl or champagne, so the look stays balanced.

Red antique gold jhumka earring and maang tikka set
Red works with maroon, black, cream and green outfits

When in doubt, go neutral

Pearl and champagne tones go with nearly every colour. They are also the easiest option if you want a set you can wear many times with different outfits.

Gold-tone vs silver-tone

As a general guide, warm colours suit gold-tone finishes, and cool colours suit silver-tone finishes. Our range includes both, and you can browse by finish in the maang tikka and jhumka earring and tikka sets collections.

One statement at a time

If you wear large earrings, keep the necklace simple or skip it. If you wear a bold tikka, choose smaller earrings. Choosing one hero piece keeps your look elegant, and a matching earring and tikka set achieves this with the least effort.

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