Coordinating Two-Tone Jewelry
Two tones. One pulled-together look. Create your own mixed metal jewelry sets with separately sold earrings, necklaces and bracelets. We love repeating a sculptural shape or pairing gold- and silver-tone details for a combination that feels distinctly yours.
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Earrings That Set the Tone
Start with Interlock Studs or Geo Pop Huggies, then echo their shapes in a coordinating necklace.
Necklaces to Bring It Together
Pair the Interlock Small Pendant with its coordinating studs, or try the Geo Pop Y Necklace with huggies.
Bracelets for the Finishing Touch
Complete your combination with an Interlock Cuff or a crystal-accented Set In Stone Interlink Bracelet. Each is sold separately.
FAQs
The coordinating styles featured here are sold separately, rather than as a packaged necklace, earring and bracelet set. Choose the pieces you love to create a two-piece pairing or a complete look.
Try the silver-and-gold versions of the Interlock Studs, Interlock Small Pendant and Interlock Cuff for a repeated link motif. Or pair the gold-and-silver Geo Pop Huggies with the Geo Pop Y Necklace. Explore more interlocking jewelry if sculptural links are your starting point.
Choose one piece to lead. A statement necklace works well with compact studs or huggies; longer earrings pair neatly with a smaller pendant. Browse two-tone earrings and two-tone necklaces for shapes that complement each other.
Yes. A gold-tone bracelet and a silver-tone bracelet can pick up the finishes in your earrings or pendant. Keep a shared shape or similar proportions to make the combination feel intentional. Explore mixed metal bracelets for more ways to finish your look.
Try a small pendant and coordinating studs with an open-collar shirt and blazer. For dinner plans, swap in a Y necklace and add a cuff. Leave a little space around each piece so its shape stands out.