Gamine Earrings and Repeating the Face

YinG, Dark and Bright Winter. An example of purples that look terrific on all 3 Winters. Where Summer wears pearls large and diamonds small better, Winter is the reverse unless the pearls are substantial in size and not greyed or creamy.

YinG, Dark and Bright Winter. Good example of using wide value range in Winter jewelry. If the metal were silver, the white reflections also count in establishing high value range (as do diamonds, of course).

YinG Dark Winter. Good repetition of the squared angles of the Autumn-influenced face.

YangG, Dark Winter. A blue particular to the Dark Seasons, here in a presentation too cool for Dark Autumn, though more blue and less diamond could work well.

YinG, for a colouring where deep red-violet is often found in the hair and outer rim of the iris of the eye. The light coral repeats the natural lip colour of many in this group.

YinG, any Spring.

YinG, a great visual of how Autumn-type colours look when they are placed in Spring. This piece could work in Bright Spring (where these yellows are often found in eyes and hair, the transparency being even better), or DA (for the solid, vintage feel of the rest of the earring, and the deep gold of the resin). Also available with a clear resin, for Dark and True Winter.

YinG. Although out of stock, we include these here to show earring scale for a tiny face. This warmth in metal is for True and Bright Spring, and perhaps True Autumn, though a deeper, richer, darker gold would be far better to keep the piece look expensive and adult.

YangG, Dark Seasons. The Dark Winter with lighter eye colour (Christine) often contains many versions of celery, jade, and military green, and blue-green that are similar, if not identical, to those in the circular area.

YangG, Light and Soft Seasons, though Softs do not always carry this degree of sharpness in the face, even the Gamines.

YangG, Light Seasons. A nice gold for Light Summer, muted and not too warm.

YangG, Light Seasons. Perfect repetition of tiny, crisp faces or features in the face.

YangG, Bright Spring.

YangG, True Summer. Beautiful blues and greens allow True Summer colouring to come into its own. Opalescent stones and moderate darkness are fine. With enough ice and contrast, these can be a good choice for True Winter too.

YangG, Bright Seasons. Purple and red-violet define Bright Winter colouring. Turquoise is found in both groups. The yellow gold and choice of gray rather than black make this easy for Bright Spring.

YangG, Soft Summer. Soft yellow is often seen in these eyes, whether blue or green. In some with cooler eyes, wearing correct clothing creates the appearance of the muted beige in the iris that exists in the yellow stone.