Choose the color you want to see.
Our color filters are Gold tone and Silver tone. They describe the appearance of the finish; they do not mean that a piece is made from solid gold or silver.
You might want the piece to sit alongside the colors you usually wear. Or you may prefer it to stand apart. Start with either color filter, then look at the designs that remain. You can change the filter without losing access to the full collection.
Notice which detail is doing the work.
A branching leaf shape reads differently from an asymmetric star or a long line of fringe, even in the same color. Look at the outline, the number of layers and the arrangement of the ornament.
Words such as “crystal-look” and “imitation pearl” describe decorative accents in the current collection. They are not claims of precious gemstones or natural pearls. Read the description for the specific piece rather than inferring its materials from a photograph.
Compare the versions of the same design.
Where a design comes in another color, its product page links to that version. Each color has its own card and product code. Check the name and selected color before adding it to your bag.
Photographs and screens can show color differently. Use the full gallery to look at the finish and detail; if a particular color match is important, contact us with the product code and your question.
A different choice can still feel like you.
You do not have to match everything. You can save a familiar design and an unexpected one, leave them for a while, then see which you want to look at again.
If you are choosing for someone else, their usual colors are a useful starting point. Asking what they prefer is useful, too.
