Good jewellery styling isn't about rules, it's about a few easy habits. Here's how we wear ours.

Start with one piece you love

Pick the piece you'd reach for anyway - a hoop, a chain, a stack of rings. Build the rest of your look around it rather than trying to match everything.

Layer chains by length, not by size

The easiest way to stack necklaces without tangling: keep 3-5cm between each chain length. A 40cm choker, a 45cm pendant and a 50-55cm chain will sit cleanly. Mix one chunky piece with two finer ones so it reads as deliberate, not cluttered.

Hoops: match the mood, not the outfit

Small huggies feel effortless for daytime; a chunkier hoop adds weight to a plain outfit in the evening. You don't need to change your whole look - one swap is enough.

Stack rings asymmetrically

Pile rings on one or two fingers rather than spreading them evenly. Mix textures - a smooth band next to a textured one - and leave at least one finger bare.

Finish with a cuff or anklet

An arm cuff or a simple anklet adds a little surprise without competing. Adjustable pieces mean you can move them until they sit right.

That's it. Wear what you like, change it when you feel like it, and don't save the good stuff for special occasions.