Cómo combinar las tendencias de joyería de otoño
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Hojas en ámbar quemado, calabazas naranjas y luz solar amarilla: los colores clásicos del otoño forman la base de un armario cápsula que captura perfectamente el espíritu de la temporada. Dentro de esta historia de color, emergen tres paletas tonales para guiar tu estilo: otoño cálido, otoño suave y otoño profundo. Entender los matices de estas tres paletas puede ayudarte a dominar las tendencias de joyería del otoño y favorecer tus rasgos naturales. Es la manera perfecta de capturar el ambiente de la temporada y expresar tu individualidad.
Resumen de contenido de la Guía de joyería para otoño
Qué incluye esta guía
- Nuestra selección de accesorios para otoño 2025
- Joyería “otoño suave”
- Cómo combinar los tonos “otoño suave”
- Joyería “otoño profundo y oscuro”
- Crear un look “otoño profundo”
- Joyería “otoño cálido”
- Looks “otoño cálido” a capas
- Juega con tu paleta cromática de temporada
- Preguntas frecuentes sobre la paleta cromática otoñal
Anillos de otoño
El color y el savoir-faire infinito se fusionan en los anillos de otoño, que hacen una declaración impresionante. Los tonos ámbar del anillo de cóctel Gema otorgan un cálido resplandor dorado a sus inesperadas formaciones de cristal, y la belleza de la naturaleza brilla a través de los rosas pastel del anillo de flor Idyllia.
Pendientes de otoño
La elegancia reina en los pendientes de otoño de esta temporada. Los delicados aros Dextera e Imber ofrecen una alternativa sutil a los audaces pendientes colgantes Gema y Millenia. Completa tu look con accesorios para el pelo a juego para brillar de pies a cabeza.
Collares de otoño
Los collares otoñales elaborados con cristales de talla completa y talla Asscher crean ríos resplandecientes cuando se superponen. Nuestro icono, Millenia, amplifica el espíritu otoñal con su nuevo tono caramelo, y los herrajes en tono dorado ponen de relieve la técnica artesanal de cada piedra con engaste de garra doble.
Autumn Bracelets
Wrist stacks take centre stage this season as autumn bracelets play with gold tones, volume and intricate arrangements of mixed cuts. Taking notes from Gustav Klimt, the Gema cuff is as artistic as it is abundantly embellished.
Soft Autumn Jewellery
Subtlety dominates the soft autumn colour palette, celebrating seasonal shades with cool undertones. To create a cohesive soft autumn wardrobe, look for muted, calming colours like mist grey, mink, taupe, khaki green and buttermilk yellow.
Styling Soft Autumn Tones
A capsule wardrobe of soft autumn tones will be complemented by thoughtful jewellery choices. Silver and rose gold align perfectly with this palette while pearls can add a touch of shimmer to any soft autumn look. Complete your ensemble with our iconic Millenia jewellery in caramel or lilac.
Deep and Dark Autumn Jewellery
The deep autumn wardrobe is defined by rich autumnal colours and jewel tones with hidden depths. The shades that dominate this palette include golden brown, ochre, magenta, coral and emerald green.
Creating a Deep Autumn Look
With a deep autumn palette, go for gold. Gleaming metallics are the perfect partner for saturated colours while intricate mixed cuts of crystals create intriguing layered looks. The dynamic silhouettes and yellow amber tones of our Gema choker and cuff offer an unexpected take on glamour, vividly realised.
Warm Autumn Jewellery
The warm autumn colour palette, also known as true autumn, offers the most traditional presentation of shades associated with the season. To build a warm autumn wardrobe, mix and match pieces in orange, ruby red, mahogany brown and sage green.
Playing With Your Seasonal Colour Palette
No matter whether you favour a soft, dark, or warm autumn colour palette, understanding the shades that live within each tonal library and their perfect colour partners can help you create diverse looks with autumn jewellery trends. Embrace an autumn colour palette wardrobe to streamline your everyday styling and get creative with layered looks. Get to know your go-to colours and creating seamless jewellery and outfit combinations will feel effortless. The epitome of easy elegance.
Frequently asked questions
Autumnal Colour Palette FAQs
Can a soft autumn palette feature black?
Yes, soft autumn palettes can feature black but it is not an ideal choice as it can be draining and clash with muted shades like taupe, khaki and buttermilk. To wear black effectively, use it as an accent colour or pair with warm tones to offset its impact.
Can a deep autumn wear black?
Deep autumns can wear black, but it is typically considered a winter shade. Those favouring a deep autumn colour palette can balance black with rich and earthy tones like burgundy or mahogany, but you may want to consider wearing charcoal, coffee, or deep chocolate brown instead.
What are soft autumn colours?
Soft autumn colours are inspired by classic autumn shades but more muted. Colours in this palette can include pinks with brown undertones, lilac, teal, taupe, camel and khaki. When it comes to metallics, soft autumns suit antique or tarnished golds, silver and rose gold.
What is a deep autumn colour palette?
A deep autumn colour palette is rooted in classic autumn colours but tends to favour rich, warm and intense shades as well as jewel tones and earthy hues. Burgundy, turquoise, emerald green, olive, gold and deep purple all feature in this palette.
Can a warm autumn wear black?
While warm autumns can wear black, it looks best if styled strategically rather than worn in monochrome. Pair with warm colours or choose a soft texture like black leather, velvet or tweed to reduce its impact on the vibrancy of this colour palette.
What colour jewellery for a soft autumn?
The soft autumn colour palette suits jewellery in muted or matte metallics like white gold, silver and rose gold as well as antique or vintage yellow gold. Warm-toned gemstones like citrine, amber, moss agate and pearls also complement soft autumns.
What is an autumn colour palette?
An autumn colour palette is a group of shades inspired by autumn. These are typically warm, rich and earthy tones that reflect the seasonal colours found in nature like golden yellow, orange, red, brown and green. There are three sub colour palettes within autumn: soft, warm and deep.
