The Curator: Mixed Metals Are Fall’s Must-Try Jewellery Trend

Matching silver jewellery with silver accessories and gold with gold is no longer the rule. This fall, The Curator is embracing mixed metals, presenting silver-and-gold designs as an easy way to add interest to everyday outfits.

Brands including Mejuri, Birks and Jenny Bird are offering two-tone pieces across a range of styles. The selection includes ear cuffs that can be worn together or separately, a sterling-silver bracelet with an 18-karat yellow-gold link, and a sculptural cuff that combines both metals in a minimalist design.

The roundup also features a two-tone Casio watch with a 22-millimetre case and a simple three-hand display. Other suggestions include a silver-and-gold ring for stacking, a lightweight chain that can be worn alone or layered, and small knot earrings described as hypoallergenic and tarnish-resistant.

For more sparkle, the article recommends a two-ring set made with sterling silver, 14-karat gold plating and flush-set stones. The Curator says the pieces offer styling flexibility, whether worn together, layered with other jewellery or kept understated.