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How to Match Coloured Jewellery to Your Mood

23 October 2013|By Priya Raghunathan|2 min read
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Colour has a powerful effect on how we feel and how others see us, which is why the shade of jewellery you choose can do far more than simply complete an outfit. Just as we dress for confidence or comfort, we can choose coloured stones and enamels to reflect, or even shape, our mood. From bold reds to calming greens, the right colour can set the tone for your day. This explainer explores how to match coloured jewellery to your mood, with help from the jewellers of Hatton Garden, London's diamond quarter in the EC1N postcode.

Colours to Feel Bold

If you want to appear confident, dramatic and flirtatious, ruby-red or hot-pink jewellery is a brilliant choice. These vivid shades command attention and project energy and self-assurance.

A word of caution, though, since red can also intensify whatever you are already feeling. It is a colour to enjoy on a positive day, and perhaps to avoid when you are feeling tense or out of sorts.

A single piece of bold red gemstone jewellery is often all you need to make a statement.

Colours to Stay Calm

When life feels hectic, cool greens can help restore a sense of calm. Lime-green peridot or deep emerald tones are perfect for instilling serenity during a busy day at work.

Green is widely seen as energising, restorative and balancing, which makes it an ideal choice for a high-pressure occasion such as a big presentation. It steadies the nerves while still looking elegant.

Soft blues, too, bring a soothing, clear-headed quality that suits demanding days.

Fun fact: Colour psychology has been studied seriously for over a century, with research suggesting that the colours we surround ourselves with can genuinely influence focus, calm and energy.

Building a Mood Wardrobe of Colour

One lovely approach is to build a small collection of coloured pieces, each chosen for a different feeling. A red piece for confidence, a green one for calm and a blue one for clarity give you an easy way to dress for your mood.

Birthstones add a personal layer, while enamel jewellery offers vivid colour at a gentler price than fine gemstones. There are no rules beyond what feels right to you.

If you would like to explore colour and mood, the jewellers of Hatton Garden can show you a wide range of coloured pieces to suit every feeling and occasion.

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