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Find out how to create harmonious combinations that add just the right accent to your outfit. The right bracelets give a sophisticated look worthy of top-level social events.
The most important aspect is the cohesion of the overall composition - each bracelet should contribute to the overall impression, not compete with the others.
Start with one dominant piece that will be the centerpiece of your composition. Then build other layers around this central bracelet to accentuate and complement it.
An odd number of bracelets usually creates a more visually appealing effect than an even number. A combination of three, five or seven bracelets looks natural and balanced. When layering, follow the rule of gradual transition - from the softest pieces to the most massive, or vice versa.
The safest way is to stick to one base metal - yellow, white or rose gold. This simple strategy guarantees an elegant and harmonious result.
Use care and a sense of proportion when combining different colours of gold. For example, you could combine a delicate, thin rose gold bracelet with a dominant yellow gold piece, but always ensure that one colour dominates.
Luxury bracelets with different finishes create interesting texture while maintaining material unity. This technique is popular with the big jewellery houses.
For casual wear, choose combinations of two or three delicate bracelets that won't get in the way of work or daily activities. Thin chains complemented by a single gemstone bracelet are ideal.
For formal occasions, experiment with bolder combinations. Layering four to six bracelets creates a dramatic effect suitable for gala evenings or important social events. Combine different widths and textures, but keep the material uniform.
Combinations where one bold bracelet with large gemstones dominates while the others play a supporting role are exceptionally impressive.
Start with the thinnest bracelet closest to the wrist and gradually add more massive pieces away from the hand. This technique creates a natural visual flow and ensures that no bracelet is hidden behind the others.
Alternatively, you can use the opposite approach - place the most massive bracelet closest to your hand and gradually add more delicate pieces. This method is suitable for situations where you want to highlight one particular piece of jewellery.
Combine smooth surfaces with textured ones, shiny ones with matte ones. Jewellery brands often offer subtle finishes that, when combined correctly, create a fascinating play of light and shadow.
Diamond cuts and engraved patterns add a dynamic element to the composition. These details stand out most in contrast to simple, smooth surfaces.
Choosing the perfect combination of bracelets requires personal testing and a sense of proportion. At the exclusive BENY boutiques in the centre of Prague, experienced experts will help you create harmonious compositions that reflect your personal style. Do not hesitate to visit us.
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