As a jewelry person, I'm always asking myself, "Silver or gold?" For the longest time, I wouldn't dare to wear the two metals together, lest my accessories give off chaotic, uncoordinated vibes.
If I were still sticking to that antiquated fashion rule, I'd absolutely break it for this mixed-metal jewelry from Pandora. Combining sterling silver and 14-karat gold plating in unique, sculptural designs, the jewelry is a fresh take on the two-tone trend that accessories aficionados can't stop wearing right now. See the Pandora jewelry that has my attention below.
Why Pandora Is Different
Pandora has built its reputation on creating rings, bracelets, and other pieces that redefine everyday jewelry. The brand is proof that jewelry that's created by talented designers, made from high-quality materials, and built by skilled craftspeople isn't reserved for special occasions. And in my opinion, the newest mixed-metal pieces from Pandora perfectly embody that everyday but elevated vibe.
Style It Your Way
As a jewelry person, I love when I find pieces that feel like me from the moment I put them on. That's basically what happens every time I put on something new from Pandora. I know that this mixed-metal jewelry will style seamlessly with the silver and gold accessories I already own, no matter which pieces I mix, match, layer, and stack them with. They're also standouts on their own, especially the Two-Tone Entwined Band Ring ($150).
Elevated, Not Expensive
Pandora two-tone jewelry has double the precious metals, so it's double the price, right? Think again—these pieces are an affordable luxury I'm able to work into my fashion budget each season. Between Pandora's intriguing silhouettes and quality construction, I'm constantly fooling people into thinking my jewelry is more expensive than it is, especially when the pieces have a bit of sparkle, like the Organically Shaped Two-Tone Stacking Rings (from $148).
As Versatile as You Are
With silver and gold incorporated into these Pandora pieces, there are virtually endless ways to style them with your outfits. Choose the simple Two-Tone Open Bangle ($220) to dress up jeans and a tee, and then add the Two-Tone Pavé Cuban Chain Bracelet ($295) to the bangle for an evening. Whichever aesthetic you're going for, you can't go wrong when accessorizing with mixed metals.
Below, shop the two-tone Pandora pieces this self-proclaimed jewelry person is coveting this fall.
