Blush and peach tones warm fair to medium skin; lavender-pink complements cool or deeper complexions. If unsure, choose soft rose—it’s the most universally flattering.

Yes. Pink reads romantic and photographs softly. Brides choose subtle blush; bridesmaids can wear slightly deeper rose for coordinated contrast.

Anniversaries, birthdays, Mother’s Day, graduations, and spring or summer weddings. The color feels celebratory yet refined for day-to-evening wear.

Neutrals, ivory, navy, charcoal, and soft florals. Avoid competing bright magentas; let the strand supply the color accent.

Rose gold amplifies warmth, yellow gold adds glow, and white gold keeps the look crisp. Match your everyday ring or watch for a cohesive set.

Petite: 16–18 in for balance. Average: 18–20 in. Tall or layering: 20–24 in. Chokers read dressy; princess length is the most versatile.

Yes. Anchor with an 18 in strand, then add a fine 16 in chain or a 20–22 in pendant for depth. Keep metals consistent for a polished stack.

Yes. Choose 6.5–7.5 mm in princess length for a subtle, professional look that adds color without distraction.

All ages. Teens favor delicate sizes; 7.5–8.5 mm suits most adults; larger sizes make a confident statement for milestone gifts.

Add earrings in the same tone and finish with a matching bracelet. Keep overtone consistent for a refined, intentional look. Shop earrings