It used to be that metal jewellery would be worn only in shades that matched the wearer’s skin tone. Then came a wave of mixed and matched liberation when stacking and layering gold and silver colours became popular. Now, there’s a fresh crop of designs that harmoniously combine these colours as two- or even three-tone jewellery. White, yellow and rose gold—solid, plated or finished in a similar sheen—mingle easily with each other, just as they do with sterling silver, vermeil and even blackened gold.
Here, Vogue’s edit of the best two-toned jewellery and beyond that mix different shades of gold.
The March ‘Dualism’ issue of Vogue Singapore is available for sale online and in-stores.
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Hermès Chaîne d'ance double tour bracelet, price upon request
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Cartier Trinity ring in yellow, white and rose gold, $5,600
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Eéra stacked ear cuff, US$5,562 from Net-A-Porter
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Jenny Bird Celeste necklace, US$218
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Loewe Anagram brooch, $590
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Maor Lyra bracelet, US$3,428 from Net-A-Porter
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Charlotte Chesnais Petite Mirage cuff, $705
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Spinelli Kilcollin Orion set of rings, US$1,000 from Net-A-Porter
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