Why wear colourful jewellery?
With all this winter greyness, black, grey, brown or beige clothes, these neutral coloured pieces that are so easy to combine and wear on a daily basis are out. To give them a boost, nothing beats the Ciléa Paris accessories. With the right jewellery you can add colour easily and without overdoing it. They brighten up any outfit and bring a good dose of good humour. Perfect, isn’t it?✨
Which jewellery to choose with a black outfit?🖤
Head-to-toe black outfits are quite versatile and often chosen when you are short on time and don’t know what to wear in the morning. Classy and elegant, they are sublime! But why not combine them with coloured jewellery?
Especially since with black, all colours go together divinely well! And yes, whether you like glamorous red jewellery, or little orange daisy earrings, or a pretty vintage blue pastel brooch… That’s a yes! All of these jewels will contrast with the darkness of the outfit and become the stars of the outfit, in all simplicity. Here is an example:
And with an already colourful outfit? 🤔
With a fully coloured look, or with only one coloured piece, it may be more difficult to match it with jewellery of this type. Many will opt for gold or silver jewellery so as not to add another eye-catching element. We will show you that it is possible to match several colours together, between clothes and accessories, and we will give you our tips and tricks so that you can also try this style (and why not adopt it?). Ready to go?
Firstly, blue.
Blue goes well with colours such as red or yellow. The latter two give a warm effect, and reverse with blue which is a rather cold colour.
But other colours that will make a hit when worn with are light brown, grey and purple. Here our model is wearing the Anemone blue dangling earrings, the house’s signature flower earrings, which she has paired with a lovely light brown trench coat. Blue and purple, not far from each other on the colour wheel, blend together to create a punchy, vintage and above all trendy look.
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Let’s move on to red.
Its complementary colour, green, goes very well with it. It can be used in any colour. That’s why the CHERRY dangling earrings are a real charm. They are a real eye-catcher!
You can also try the total red look, as in the photo on the right. Monochrome looks are back in the spotlight this year!
Otherwise, beige, navy blue or grey are sure to be popular. But also warmer colours such as powder pink give a fancy look that is quite trendy at the moment. Pink being a lighter red, it’s a winning combination! At Ciléa, there are several shades for each colour of women’s fashion jewellery. So you will automatically find an original piece of jewellery to match your colourful look. Why not try it out?
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And finally, orange.
The colours that go best with it are aubergine purple, purple, and fuchsia. The photo on the left is proof of this. The model is wearing a KOÏ brooch, which is part of the cute fish jewellery collection.
But orange also goes well with lighter colours such as beige, or darker ones such as navy blue. Navy blue and orange are opposite each other on the colour wheel, so they are perfectly complementary.
In the end, it’s a flashy colour, but one that goes together quite easily.
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So you know all about how we like to match our Ciléa costume jewellery.
But don’t forget that there are no rules when it comes to style! Above all, you should have fun and like yourself.
Colourful jewellery allows you to express yourself and energise any outfit.
This is what our French jewellery design company aims to do. That’s why we make all kinds of jewellery for you: fruit earrings, animal brooches, geometrical barrettes, small flowery rings, large majestic necklaces…
What to adopt strong pieces or sets of elegant and unique jewellery!
All our jewellery is entirely handmade by our talented craftsmen from Rennes.
They are subject to a large number of steps allowing an optimal rendering. That is to say jewels of quality, neat, and perfectly pleasant.
Original and trendy costume jewellery made in France, that’s not bad, is it?
