Your Best Metals
Gold, silver, or rose gold — bright or muted, delicate or bold. Your undertone and season determine which metals work best, and your facial features determine what styles work for your face.
The metals that work with your coloring, not against it
Warm, rich gold tones are your best friend. Silver can wash you out — stick to the gold family.
Yellow Gold
Champagne Gold
Diamond
Matte Gold
Antique Gold
Rose Gold
Bronze
Mixed Metals
Silver
Muted Silver
Gunmetal
Earrings and Your Face Shape
The right earring size depends on your facial features. Strong facial features — like a defined jawline, nose or prominent cheekbones — can carry bold, oversized pieces. Softer, more delicate facial features shine with smaller, understated earrings.
The goal is always balance: earrings should complement your face, not compete with it.
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Jewelry pieces curated for your season's best metals and colors
Oval Face
Balanced proportions — gently narrower at the forehead and jaw than at the cheekbones.
Almost anything works. Lucky you! Experiment freely with studs, hoops, drops, and chandeliers.
Round Face
Similar width and length with soft, curved lines and full cheeks.
Elongating styles work best — try angular drops, long dangles, or geometric shapes. Avoid large round hoops that mirror your face shape.
Square Face
Strong jawline with a wide forehead and angular features.
Soften angles with rounded shapes — hoops, teardrops, and curved dangles. Avoid boxy or square earrings that emphasize angularity.
Heart Face
Wider forehead tapering to a narrower chin, often with high cheekbones.
Balance a narrow chin with wider-at-the-bottom styles — teardrops, chandeliers, and triangle shapes. Avoid top-heavy earrings.
Oblong Face
Longer than wide with a straight cheek line and similar forehead and jaw width.
Add width with studs, clusters, and short drops. Round shapes and huggies work well. Avoid very long, narrow dangles that add more length.
Diamond Face
Narrow forehead and jaw with wide, dramatic cheekbones.
Balance narrow areas with wider earring styles — fan shapes, oval hoops, and ear jackets. Studs and small huggies also work beautifully.