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BASICS Gordillo

1. Simple and elegant necklace

Why is it indispensable?

A simple necklace acts as the perfect base for any outfit. Whether it's a fine gold or silver chain, or a minimalist pendant design (a pearl, a small stone or a discreet geometric shape), this type of piece:

• Suits both casual and formal styles.

• Can be combined with larger necklaces to create a layering look.

• Brightens the face without overburdening the whole.

How to choose it

1. Material:

   • Yellow gold: brings warmth and goes well with earth tones and warm skins.

   • White gold or silver: are cooler and more modern, ideal for outfits in cool tones (greys, blues, blacks).

   • Rose gold: increasingly popular, it gives it a romantic and feminine touch.

2. Chain thickness:

   • Thin (0,8 - 1,2 mm): perfect for understated styling.

   • Medium (1.5 - 2.5 mm): It goes well with small pendants and is more resistant.

3. Type of closure:

   • Safety carabiner: more comfortable and durable for everyday use.

   • Ring lock (ring): elegant, but requires a little more skill to fasten.

How to combine it

• With round-necked tops: a thin chain will be just above the collarbone, highlighting the neckline.

• With V-neck blouses or dresses: a light pendant will follow the neckline and visually lengthen the neck.

• Layering: combine your basic necklace with a shorter and a longer one for a “cascading” effect that adds dynamism to the look.

2. Stud earrings

Features and benefits

The buckle earrings o studs are characterised by:

• Be discreet, small or medium-sized.

• A snap fastener ensures comfort and security.

• Adapt to any situation: office, formal events, casual outings.

Recommended materials and styles

1. Gold or plain silver:

   • Ideal for a minimalist style.

   • They are available in matt or glossy finishes.

2. With small stone (diamond, white topaz, sapphire, amethyst):

   • They add a slight glimmer of light.

   • Perfect for those who prefer a subtle touch of colour.

3. Geometric designs (circles, squares, triangles):

   • They have a modern feel.

   • They work very well with updos, to highlight the shape.

Tips for use

• For the oval facealmost any style of buckle will suit you; round and square buckles are very versatile.

• For the round faceelongated or geometric designs (rectangles, triangles) visually lengthen the face.

• For the square faceRound or softly shaped buckles balance the features.

• MaintenanceClean with a soft cloth and store in an individual case to avoid scratching or entanglement with other parts.

3. Hoops (hoops)

An adaptable basic

The hoops (hoops) are a classic that never go out of fashion. They come in many sizes and styles, but their versatility lies in the fact that:

• They can range from very small (10 mm diameter) to large (50 mm or more) rings.

• It works for both daytime looks (medium or small earrings) and more formal occasions (large or detailed earrings).

• They look fresh and youthful and go with almost any hairstyle and haircut.

Types of hoops

1. Smooth and thin hoops:

   • Small to medium diameter (15 - 25 mm).

   • Materials: gold, silver, stainless steel.

   • Perfect for everyday wear and can be combined with other earrings.

2. Textured hoops:

   • They include details such as braiding, engraving or small beads.

   • They provide a point of interest without being overly ornate.

3. Large hoops:

   • Diameter of 30 mm or more.

   • Recommended for special events or to highlight a simple look.

4. Hoops with pendants:

   • They add movement and sophistication.

   • Ideal for those who are looking for a more daring style without losing elegance.

How to wear them

• Square face: choose medium rings with rounded shapes to soften the lines.

• Round face: elongated or slightly oval earrings stylise the face.

• Elongated face: Large, round rings help to balance proportions.

• Combination with hairstyles:

  • With the hair up, the earrings become the centre of attention.

  • With loose hair, the contrast between the movement of the hair and the shape of the hoop adds dynamism.

4. Rings

The importance of a simple ring

A basic ring in gold or silver-whether it's a fine wedding ring or one with a small stone-is essential because it:

• It can be combined with other rings on the same or adjacent fingers (stacking trend).

• It adds a touch of understated elegance; even a minimalist design adds sophistication to the ensemble.

• It can be worn on its own for a clean look or paired with more striking rings for a contrasting look.

Recommended types of rings

1. Plain ring in gold or silver:

   • Thickness between 1.5 and 3 mm.

   • Works as a wedding band or as an everyday ring.

   • Its finish can be polished, matt or textured.

2. Ring with small stone:

   • Diamond, cubic zirconia, topaz or brilliant cut amethyst.

   • It is recommended to opt for simple crimps (minimal taps) to keep the piece delicate.

3. Geometric ring or ring with straight lines:

   • Contemporary-inspired design.

   • Ideal for urban or minimalist looks.

4. Signet ring (signet ring) small:

   • Traditionally personalised with initials or a family motif.

   • It is now worn in smaller sizes to suit more discreet styles.

How to combine and wear rings

• Stack ringsCombine one plain with another with a stone or with different shapes for a sophisticated effect without saturating.

• Coordinates metalsMixing gold and silver in a balanced way, e.g. two silver rings and one gold ring on different fingers.

• Location:

  • Main ring (with stone or special design) on the ring finger.

  • Plain or detailed rings on the middle or index finger.

  • Avoid carrying too many on one finger; rather spread them out for visual balance.

5. Wristbands

Variety and versatility

The bracelets are the perfect accessory to finish off any look. You can choose from:

• Fine chain braceletssimilar to the necklace, they add a touch of subtle sparkle.

• Beaded bracelets (semi-precious stones, glass, pearls): add colour and texture.

• Rigid bracelets (bangles)in worked or plain metal for a stronger effect.

• Bangle bracelets (bangle)Circular and solid, ideal to wear alone or in a group.

How to select the right wristbands

1. Width and thickness:

   • Thin (2 - 3 mm): perfect for wearing several at the same time (multi-bracelet stacking).

   • Medium (4 - 6 mm): work as a single piece for a smart-casual look.

   • Wide (7 mm or more): become the focus of attention, recommended for special events.

2. Typical materials:

   • Gold and silver: basic and timeless.

   • Stainless steel: resistance for everyday use, ideal if you are looking for something economical.

   • Semi-precious stone beads (amethyst, onyx, rose quartz): to add colour or a boho-chic touch.

3. Locking mechanism:

   • Carabiner or lobster clasp: secure and adjustable according to wrist.

   • Magnetic closure: comfortable and quick to put on/remove, but less resistant to heavy stones.

   • Rigid bracelet without clasp: slides over the wrist, suitable only if the diameter fits perfectly.

Combining layered bracelets

• Boho stylemixes beaded bracelets with cords and some thin metal bracelets.

• Minimalist lookThe bracelet has a single thin white gold bracelet and, if you want more, add a smooth rigid bracelet.

• Formal occasionsopt for metal bracelets combined with a bracelet with small stones (pearls or crystals) for added elegance.

6. General tips for combining your jewellery basics

1. Visual balance

   • If you wear flashy earrings (large hoops), reduce the size of the bracelet or necklace so as not to overload.

   • For a more elevated ring or large stone, use a discreet necklace and buckle earrings.

2. Coherence of metals

   • Although it is fashionable to mix metals, ensure that there is chromatic coherence (for example, wear yellow gold with minimal touches of silver).

   • If your clothes have gold hardware (buckles, brooches), opt for jewellery in the same shade to create harmony.

3. Adapt to the occasion

   • Day by day: simple pieces, fine chains, small buckles and plain rings.

   • Party or cocktail party: medium-sized earrings, rings with stones and bracelets with more presence.

   • Office: combine a fine necklace with small pearl or diamond earrings and a discreet bracelet.

4. Care and maintenance

   • Avoid exposing jewellery to chemicals (perfumes, creams, chlorine).

   • Store them separately in individual cases or in boxes with dividers to avoid scratches.

   • Clean regularly with a soft, metal-specific cloth, removing dust and traces of perspiration.

5. Long-term investment

   • The jewellery basics good quality (18 K gold or 925 silver) tend to retain their shape and shine better.

   • Consider timeless pieces rather than passing trends, as you can wear them for years to come and combine them with future acquisitions.

Conclusion

Having these jewellery basics in your collection guarantees versatility and style for any occasion. A simple necklace, buckle earrings, hoops in various sizes, rings minimalist and bracelets well chosen, they work as the perfect base to create elegant and modern combinations. By following the right advice on materials, proportions and care, your pieces will always look impeccable, providing that extra detail that makes the difference in your everyday look or at special events.