Mixing metals in your jewelry isn’t a faux pas. In fact, it’s a great way to add style and drama, and even get a completely personalized jewelry look. From rose gold and yellow gold to white gold and platinum, here are our three ways you can mix your metals for maximum effect.

Go With the Flow

When mixing your metals, opt for designs that flow together, illustrating that multiple metal colors are meant to be.

Siblings White Gold and Rose Gold Diamond Rings

In this sparkling example from our Siblings Collection, two rings crafted from 14k white gold, 20k rose gold and platinum make a perfect match. The two pieces can be worn alone or stacked, or facing outward.

Nouveau Diamond and Garnet Pendant

This pendant from our Nouveau Collection features 20k rose gold and 14k white gold, as well as diamonds, all radiating flower-like around a 1.59ct umbalite garnet.

Affinity 5-Row Multicolored Diamond and Gold Ring

Five connected, criss-crossing layered bands of mixed golds — white, yellow, and rose — are set with colored diamonds: white, yellow and natural fancy pink.

Mix and Match Your Stones

Up the intrigue when you mingle and match multicolored gemstones and pearls with complementary shades of precious metals.

Flora Watermelon Tourmaline Fashion Ring

18k green gold gives way to 18k rose gold in three connected bands set with diamonds, and topped with a coordinating 7.77ct tri-color tourmaline gemstone, for a captivating ombre effect.

Interlace Multi-Color Pearl and Diamond Pendant

White, golden, and chocolate South Sea pearls are ensconced in harmonizing white, yellow, and rose gold and accented with diamonds in this pendant from our Interlace Collection.

Fusion Tahitian Pearl Ring

This ring marries 18K rose gold with a shimmering chocolate Tahitian pearl, then cools things down with a blue grey Tahitian pearl set atop icy palladium.