Styled by Galleria Armadoro
THE LOOKS
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Curated ear stories, ring stacks, necklace layers, hoop combinations and bracelet and anklet styling. Shop every piece individually, choose a few, or recreate the entire look.
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The Connected Ear
The Vittoria Mixed Ear Story
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The Vittoria Ear Story
The Couronne Conch Stack
The Daith Stack
The Darla Hoop Stack
The Double Helix Edit
The Forward Helix Ear Story
The Golden Hoop Stack
The Gold Speira Stack
The Golden Layers Look
The Evil Eye Layers
The Marquise Ear Story
The Maura Charm Stack
The Paisley Layers
The Pavé Ear Story
The Rook Edit
The Rosie Ear Story
The Sculptural Gold Stack
The Sophie Hoop Look
The Spina Daith Ear Story
The Summer Ear Story
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The Tasha Pearl & Vittoria Ear Story
The 11mm Vittoria & Studs Ear Story
The 2 cm Tina Stacked Ear Story
The 3cm Two-Tone Allegras
The 3cm Two-Tone Tinas
The Abbraccio Double Helix Ear Story
The Allegra Ear Story
The Bella Daith Ear Story
The Bella & Yasmin Ear Story
The Charm Anklet
The Daria Riviera Ear Story
The Double Link Layers
The Elara Mixed Metal Ear Story
The Gaga Ear Story
The Gaga & Marquise Cord Look
The Gold Hoop Graduation
The Golden Talisman Layers
The Layla Ear Story
The Long Spear Ear Story
The Luna & Vittoria Emerald Cut Look
The Mini Darla Ear Story
The Mixed Hoops Ear Story
The Mixed Metal Anklet Stack
The Mixed Metal Paperclip Anklet Stack
The Clara Ring
The Nora & Clara Ring Story
The Odette Lumière Ear Story
The Office Anklet Stack
The Ophelia & Spinetta Ear Story
The Ophelia & Starburst Ear Story
The Riviera Lotus Ear Story
The Sculptural Silver Ear Story
The Silver Layers
The Silver Link Layers
The Simple Graduation Ear Story
The Speira Graduated Huggies Conch Ear Story
The Spina Hard Look
The Super Rosie Ear Story
The Talisman Layers
The Tasha Graduation Ear Story
The Tasha Marquise Ear Story
The Tina & Trinity Daith Ear Story
The Turquoise Ring Stack
The Two-Tone Tina Ear Story
The Linked Ring Stack
The Vittoria & Ophelia Ear Story
Too Much Is Never Enough
The Turquoise Stack
The Two-Tone Hoop Stack
Jewellery styling, the GA way
How to build a jewellery look that feels like you
The best jewellery combinations rarely come from following one formula. THE LOOKS is our growing edit of ear stacks, ring combinations, layered necklaces, hoops and anklets — styled to show how individual pieces can work together, and how easily the same piece can be worn in a completely different way.
How do you build an ear stack?
Start with one piece you want to anchor the ear, then build around it with smaller huggies, studs or piercing earrings. Mix scale rather than making every piercing match. For more ideas, explore our Ear Stories and stacked earrings .
How do you stack rings without looking too matched?
Combine different widths, shapes and textures instead of repeating the same ring on every finger. Leave some space, change the scale and let one ring lead the stack. Explore our stacking rings for more combinations.
What is the easiest way to layer necklaces?
Vary the necklace lengths first. Then choose one focal point and let the other chains frame it rather than compete with it. Different chain weights and finishes can make the layer feel more considered. Discover our layering necklaces .
How do you style hoop earrings?
Use contrast. A larger hoop can anchor the first lobe while smaller huggies or studs sit higher up, or wear one sculptural pair on its own. Browse our chunky gold and silver hoops for more hoop styling ideas.
Can you mix gold and silver jewellery?
Yes. The easiest approach is to repeat each metal at least once so the contrast feels intentional. A mixed-metal hoop, ring or chain can also act as the bridge between gold and silver pieces.
How do you style an anklet?
Start with one chain that sits comfortably around the ankle, then add a charm or a second texture if you want more detail. Anklets can be worn alone or treated like a wrist stack — just lower down. Explore our anklets for women .











