Women's Necklaces Jewellery in the UK

Choosing the Best Necklace Are you going for dinner in a swanky restaurant and wondering how to add a touch of glamour and class to your outfit? Or, would you like to spice up your everyday looks? Anyway, we’re here to help you out. So, keep on reading to master the art of accessorising. First of all, you need to decide on the hue of the necklace since it should match the tone of your attire. For instance, whereas red, orange, and yellow clothes typically have a warm tone, green, blue and purple pieces are considered to be cool-toned. Likewise, gold necklaces have a warm tone, and silver ones are cool. So, if your dress (or the most prominent colour in it) is warm, match it with gold, and if it’s cool, go for silver necklaces. Next, you should match your necklaces to the neckline of your dress or blouse. As a rule of thumb, a necklace should follow your neckline. So, if you need a companion for a V neckline, look for angular pendants that can match the shape of a “V”. And remember that the wider the “V”, the bigger the pendant. What about sweetheart necklines? Look for a necklace with a wide pendant to balance the open space in this type of your neckline. To balance sharp angles of this type of neckline, opt for a necklace with some curves and soft angles and make sure it’s not too long. Princess necklaces and chokers may be particularly flattering for sweetheart dresses as they will keep the attention on your chest. When it comes to another popular style, crew neck, it can also be complemented with chokers and princess-length necklaces, as well as bib necklaces and other shorts styles that can emphasise your neck. Gravitate towards rounder pendants rather than angular ones. Yet, angular necklaces can work amazingly well with square necklines. As for scoop necklines, choose chunky necklaces that can fill free space left by the scoop, think of big beads or pendants. Asymmetrical necklines? Opt for a necklace with its own asymmetry - it can be a necklace with a pendant of any size, however, make sure it's proportional to your neckline. If you want to play it safe, you can never go wrong with a choker that will contrast your neckline's asymmetry in a flattering way. Lastly, let’s talk about strapless dresses and tops. Again, you can choose failsafe chockers or go for shorter pendants that will still keep all the attention on your neckline and tender collar bones. Conversely, if you’d like to de-emphasise your neck, a princess necklace is your best bet as it’ll keep eyes drawn towards your shoulders.