How to Style Spring Jewellery Trends
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A spring colour palette reflects the season with revitalising shades inspired by nature. Sky blues, sea greens, buttercup yellow, and peachy pinks mingle with poppy red, lilac, and violet, creating an uplifting symphony that bursts with optimism and joy. Three distinct palettes sit within the spring colour story: bright spring, true spring, and light spring. Each one features a medley of warm hues underpinned by soft neutrals and gold tones. Understanding the subtle differences will help you choose jewellery that flatters you, celebrates your individuality, and enhances your spring capsule wardrobe.
SPRING Jewellery Guide Content overview
Bright Spring Jewellery
A bright spring palette features a mix of super saturated pinks, yellows, and greens that work together to create a unique statement. Shades such as coral, sunny yellow, teal, and turquoise shine with even more intensity when accented with gold – the ideal bright spring jewellery colour.
True Spring Jewellery
Softer but just as invigorating, true spring colours include warmer shades of green, yellow, and blue. Orangey reds offer a vivacious pop, while lighter browns act as a neutral building block. For an eye-catching finish, style with gold tone accessories or silver tone jewellery.
Styling True Spring Tones
Golden spring jewellery will bring polish to true spring wardrobes, while silver-tone pieces will inject them with pure radiance. Embrace contemporary chic by layering mixed sized clear crystals together; our Millenia and Una Angelic necklaces make the perfect pair. Finish with drop earrings and crystal-encrusted shades for limitless luminosity.
Light Spring Jewellery
Pretty pastels come together in a light spring capsule wardrobe. Baby blues, pale pinks, butter yellow, mint green, and creamy whites deliver a subtle yet still refreshing colour infusion.
Styling Light Spring Tones
Round out a light spring look with delicate strands and classic cuts. Crafted with gradient blues, greens, pinks, and purples, Matrix Tennis will bring an elegant flush of colour to spring capsule wardrobes, while a bangle watch in a coordinating hue offers a timeless touch.
Play with Spring Colours
Once you’ve settled on your preferred colour palette for the season, you can experiment with spring jewellery trends and find pieces that complement both the palette and your personal style. Embrace monochrome by accessorising with a single bright and bold hue, or go for joyful self-expression with radiant pieces that combine two to three shades from your palette. Understanding the colours that best suit your spring capsule wardrobe will enable you to style unique and vibrant looks with confidence.
Frequently asked questions
Spring Colour Palettes FAQs
What are bright spring colours?
This spring palette mirrors a sunny day with colours that are clear, bright, and golden. Think peachy pinks, corals, crisp greens, and sunshine yellow. Whether styled together or worn as a monochrome look, these colours always feel vibrant and warm.
Do bright spring colours go with black?
Yes, but it is not especially complementary; the contrast can end up looking harsh. Switch black for navy, chocolate browns or charcoal grey to enrich the warmth of a bright spring palette.
What are true spring colours?
Light and fresh, true spring colours include orangey reds, warm yellows, and lively greens. Shades of brown, such as beige and tan, and bright blues also play a central role in a true spring palette, which is especially well-suited to individuals with warm undertones.
What are light spring colours?
While still warm, a light spring colour palette features more pastel shades such as vanilla, pale blues and pinks, mint green, and soft buttery yellow. When it comes to accessorising, delicate rose gold tone jewellery is perfect for pairing with a light spring palette.
What colour is spring?
An individual who is classed as a Spring, will typically have a warm undertone and look best in bright and clear colours. Yellows, pinks, and greens will enhance their natural radiance and should be balanced with soft neutrals such as caramel, taupe, and cream.
Is red a spring colour?
Warm reds are a great choice for spring. Fresh hues like tomato and coral, and vivid orangey reds harmonise beautifully with the season’s typically bright palette. In comparison, cooler blue-based reds can appear lacklustre and dull the energy and vibrancy of spring looks.
What is a spring colour palette?
A spring palette features colours that are vivid and warm, enhanced by peachy and golden undertones. Some spring colour palettes feature pastels or lighter shades such as lemon yellow as a fresh accent to the typically brighter hues.