Combine jewelry correctly: How to achieve the layering look

1. What does layering mean in jewelry?

Layering refers to the deliberate layering of multiple pieces of jewelry, such as necklaces of different lengths, bracelets, or rings. The look is playful, individual, and perfect for taking your style to the next level.

2. Layering chains made easy

The classic layering technique: multiple necklaces in different lengths.

Our tips:

• Combine fine chains with statement pieces

• Pay attention to different lengths (e.g. 40 cm + 45 cm + 50 cm)

• Mix structures: delicate link chain + pearl necklace + pendant necklace

✨ Pro tip: Many of our necklaces are available in sets – perfectly coordinated.

3. Combine bracelets & bangles

Whether with charms, beads or as a bracelet – your wrist can be the focus of attention.

Style notes:

• Charms bracelet + simple bangle = perfect mix

• Different materials bring excitement

• A big trend: bracelets with symbols (e.g. shells, hearts, stars)

4. Combine earrings & ear cuffs

The ear candy trend is here to stay! Mix and match tiny studs, hoops, and ear cuffs for an exciting ear game.

Here's how:

• Start with simple basics like small hoops

• Set highlights with zirconia, multicolor or special shapes

• Fake piercings like ear cuffs are perfect for creating more style without piercing

5. Ring layering – a real eye-catcher

Combining rings is not only fun, but also gives your hands real expressiveness.

Our recommendation:

• Play with shapes: round rings + wave design + statement ring

• Mix gold and silver looks for a modern style break

• Wear rings on different fingers and at different heights

Conclusion: Your look, your rules

There's no right or wrong when it comes to layering. What matters is that you feel comfortable and can express yourself. Our waterproof and durable jewelry will accompany you through every day in style – and the best part: You can find many pieces in sets or combine them as a collection.

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