How to find what jewellery suits you best

Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. “For those with lighter eyes like blue or green – silver or white gold tends to be the ideal match, giving a clean, polished look,” explains Roberts, “and if you’re blonde or have lighter hair, rose gold is your go-to, while pastel gemstones like soft blues or pinks will add a subtle charm.” Accessorize 14ct Gold-Plated Chunky Star Etched Hoop Earrings, £12 Missoma Lucy Williams Chunky Medium Entwine Hoop Earrings, £129 Accessorize Sterling Silver Russian Band Ring Silver, £15.20 The effect of gemstones Whilst the shade of a metal can lift or dull your complexion, gemstones can change their effect all together. “Colourful zirconia, lab-grown sapphires, and natural stones like tiger’s eye or rose quartz pair beautifully with both silver and gold.” “Diamonds are universally flattering and suit all skin tones, hair colours, and eye colours,” explains Beaverbrooks‘ head of diamonds and jewellery, Lorna Haddon. Rubies, with their rich red tones, are stunning against brown eyes.” Pandora Sparkling Square Blue Halo Pendant Necklace, £85 Beaverbrooks Yellow Gold Plated Cubic Zirconia Malachite Clover Bracelet, £115 The best hypoallergenic options There’s probably been occasions where you’ve worn your favourite silver ring then taken it off at the end of the day, only to be left with a green band around your finger. “It’s an excellent option for those with sensitive skin and is highly durable.” If you want a more affordable option, nickel-free gold and sterling silver are the best options.