Master the Art of Layering

• Mix Different Lengths
  To create a visually dynamic and harmonious layered look, experiment with jewelry pieces of different lengths. Combine shorter necklaces or chokers with longer pendant necklaces or lariat-style chains. This contrast in lengths adds dimension and has a balanced and visually pleasing effect.
• Consider Varying Textures
  Layering jewelry is not only about mixing lengths but also about incorporating different textures. Combine pieces with varying textures, such as smooth metals, delicate chains, beaded strands, or braided leather. Béljoy jewelry designers love to combine totally different textures and materials that add depth and a visually appealing and fun vibe to the layered look. 
• Embrace Mixed Metals 
  Gone are the days when matching metals was a fashion rule. Embrace the trend of mixing metals and incorporate pieces in various tones, such as gold, silver, rose gold, or even brass. Mixing metals adds a modern and eclectic touch to your layered jewelry ensemble. 
• Play with Different Widths
  Layering jewelry is not limited to necklaces and bracelets; rings also play a significant role. Experiment with stacking rings of different widths and styles on one or multiple fingers. Mix thin bands with chunky statement rings or stack multiple dainty rings for a bohemian vibe. This adds an element of interest to your hands, drawing attention to your intricate and thoughtfully curated ring combinations.
• Create Balance
  While layering jewelry allows for creativity and experimentation, it's important to maintain balance in your overall look. Avoid overcrowding by selecting a limited number of statement pieces and complementing them with more delicate layers. Opt for a mix of statement and understated pieces, ensuring that each layer has its own space to shine. Creating a balanced composition ensures that your layered jewelry enhances your overall look rather than overpowering it.
• Consider Necklines and Necklaces
  When layering necklaces, consider the neckline of your outfit to ensure a harmonious pairing. High necklines often work well with shorter necklaces or chokers, while plunging necklines can accommodate longer pendant necklaces. V-neck tops or dresses can be paired with layered necklaces that follow the shape of the neckline.