GOLD vs SILVER Jewelry & How To Choose The Right Jewelry

[@Zusie]

Yes, I’d love to hear about olive tones. I feel that the olive skin tone doesn’t get talked about often because it makes the cool vs warm system more complicated. Fair olive skin tones are even harder to find information about.

[@JessicaOrban3606]

Agreed, fair olive is rarely touched on

[@rosinesaade7421]

True!!

[@Rogue849]

My mom has always said she's green XD I think this is what she means: olive.

[@vivalabeauty33]

Agreed! I'm fair olive with a leaning towards cool and I don't know what colors to wear.

[@Selene0017]

Agreed! I feel the same in regards to my olive skin tone

[@Losshe]

I've been working in the jewelry business for many years now, and would like to share my thoughts on choosing gold or silver coloured jewelry. I don't think the colour theory works 100% for jewelry. For example you look amazing in both gold and silver, and sometimes I find gold suits your even more and I'll get to that. Some people look very obviously better in one than the other, then there's people who can wear both. I've seen some people with very clearly cold undertone (pink hue) but because their hair is blond, a light gold color just looks so much better on them. Note that there's different shades of gold depending on the karat, and the alloy put into the gold. Some 10 or 14kt gold are light yellow, whereas usually 18kt or higher would be a very rich yellow. Same with rose gold, some are so pink it looks almost like copper, and others are just slightly pinker than a regular yellow gold. So try different shades of gold, as one might suit you better than the other. I personally find, if you want the colour of the metal to suit you, go with your personality and general vibe. This is from years of experience and because I find the skin colour theory just doesn't work for many people when it comes to jewelry. First, jewelry only takes very little of the space on our body as supposed to clothing and other accessories, secondly gold or silver are metallic, and work differently than just a colour. For example, polished silver coloured jewelry without stones have a hue and shine that's like knives, very clean, sharp and cold, whereas gold is warm, rich soft, and luxurious. Going back to choosing the right metal, for instance I find that, because you have a very warm presence and personality, gold has this warm glow that compliment this aspect of you. And some people appear more cold and distant, who have more of a "ice queen" kind of aura, in this case the sharpness of silver would enhance this trait. Now this is just my theory and observation. I'm not saying it's right, just putting it out there to see if people find it helpful or not at all. And I'd like to hear what others think of this theory using themselves as an example.

[@lisanncornelis2313]

Losshe that is interesting. It actually aligns with the Dressing Your Truth (DYT), which is basically a system based on energy. ✌️

[@Losshe]

@@lisanncornelis2313 Didn't know about that. Now I will look into it. Thank you!

[@kamloopscruiser874]

Losshe thank you for your explanation. That makes perfect sense.

[@MakeUpWitch]

Thank you for this information. Especially for mentioning the "ice queen" effect. I'm a light redhead - golden frackles and strawberry blond hair. So people always tell me I should wear gold. But I just hate anything gold. And it makes me look old and boring. I absolutely love anything cool toned like silver or steel. And since I'm deffinitely the "ice queen" personality, cool metals feel much more like "me".

[@Free-sm8qc]

Very educating you guys, You don’t know how much I get inspired by others ladies even in comment section, as you said , all explains a lot ,maybe the best way is to go out and start trying different jewelry on ourselves, from your writing I realized one I had 24k yellow gold which is very yellow,as I am warm skinned it looked too shiny and light on me, then I bought 18k yellow gold and Magic happened, it was less shiny and made my skin glow, also the silver I tried ,they have different colors, those polished lighter silver never suite me,then I start buying those worn out colors or antique silver jewelry instead or buy kind of mat silver color which is not as much shiny.

[@ridhasafaa9692]

Her voice is so calming

[@Godisable95]

Probably the first thing everybody notices.

[@Nicole_Riviere]

Sometimes I use her videos to fall asleep. Even though I love all the content 😉

[@dingdong848]

Exactlyyyyyyy

[@anbublackops3619]

​@@Nicole_Riviere facts 😂

[@lifewithoutstress2684]

I wear gold when I dress girly, but silver when I dress edgy. I work in a professional environment so I mostly wear heels and dresses. But in my personal time my style has always been edgy with lots of black, so silver is my preference.

[@burningwolf_9679]

Same. but for me I choose silver because I don’t wanna make myself look over the top rich, just modestly wealthy.

[@sandrathair7470]

Yeah definitely, A video about undertones would be extremely helpful

[@mkim4091]

She did a video on that

[@lisadavis1896]

I'm very interested this knowing more on skin tone and how dress or choose colors for my skin! Love all your content and you are beautiful! Thank you.

[@AdraKP]

Same!

[@mkim4091]

Did a video on that.

[@katgirlblue]

Years ago I had my colours done and it made the biggest difference. I thought I knew my best colours but I didn't. It means no more mistakes, including make up colours, so not such a big collection of expensive rejects.

[@PreferredMethods]

To me, there is something so attractive about the contrast between a cool person and their warm jewelry. You look very alluring in it. Thanks for the thoughtful style tips!

[@dinaoreilly9483]

I think a video reviewing how to determine undertone would be wonderful....I am a 'neutral'...so my veins are neither green nor blue but somewhere in between but for years I was deemed a Winter because I, too, have Irish coloring so dark hair, light skin and dark eyes....I could not understand why I looked OK in gold or silver when I was told just to use silver/white gold.....a more detailed approach to truly finding your skin tone would be soooo very helpful...Big Hugs Angel....great job as always...

[@Magpieme98]

I have the same colouring as you. For years I thought I was warm but I am actually neutral with a tendency toward cool. I can wear all of the colours for a deep winter and some colours for a deep autumn. Usually, the brighter, more jeweled tones. I don’t look good in rusts, browns or beiges. Hope this helps.

[@dinaoreilly9483]

Thanks Mary. Funny 😄 as I purchased an olive silk shirt from Everlane last year and it suits me well 😁😁. And typical cool deep winter colors do too - in the past I would never have purchased olive anything before I realized I was neutral not a full on winter 1. . Undertones are so much more important than I realized. Big hugs

[@kendraaraiza7039]

Thank you for this comment! I have a mostly Irish background, and have been trying to determine my undertone for many years. I *think* I'm neutral, but my eyes are olive green, which causes me to lean warm. My skin is light and my hair is dark, and I can't find any obvious warmth or coolness in either. If I stand next to a very cool person, I look warm. If I stand next to a very warm person, I look cool. But there are people that say that you cannot be neutral. 🙄

[@dinaoreilly9483]

@@kendraaraiza7039 The best way to find out is to take two friends or family members who are distinct...veins are really green (warm) and really blue (Cool) and check your wrist against theirs....my mother is really BLUE - English and pale and clearly cool - I could see very quickly I was definitely not BLUE ...I then chose a Spanish friend of mine who is warm and had deep green veins and I could see I was not that GREEN soooo I am a neutral...LOL....it explains a lot - buckets, quizzes, techniques and categories help the majority of women decide but there are those of us who are outliers...LOL...Big Hugs and Good Luck....there really is something called Neutral just like Olive undertones in Audrey....she is rare in more ways than one...LOL

[@starminoui]

MerriamStyle has great videos on “neutral” skintones. I thought I was neutral as well, but we all lean cool or warm slightly, even if you’re also olive skin-toned. It just won’t be as obvious as people with more “radiant” skin tones. You are probably cool and delicate or warm and delicate, meaning you will look better in softer, muted colors. I look okay in silver and gold. I look slightly better in silver so I assumed I was cool. But bright colors don’t look right on me. A better test is to try rose gold and gunmetal, since these are less bright and closer to neutral.

[@lynnelizabeth5354]

I love your dress style, especially your white blouses, they are so pretty. I never tire of your soothing tone of voice and aim to endeavour to speak much more warmly in future. X

[@PartialVeil]

Audrey, your voice is so soothing and calming. I feel like I'm being wrapped in a blanket when you speak. I'm cool toned, but I still feel like gold jewelry complements me very well. I think the moral is, wear what makes YOU feel beautiful.

[@GradKat]

Watching your videos, Audrey, is a brief respite from the stresses of the world into a serene, elegant place.

[@gildaturdo5190]

Loved these tips! I'm from Argentina and we love mixing metals (gold & silver). The more 'traditional' jewelry always has the two metals together in someway. I have so many pieces that have both metals and makes it very easy to mix and match!

[@TheWonderGirl23]

I personally prefer to mix my gold and silver pieces most of the time. I’m constantly wearing my rose gold watch and rose gold necklaces with silver bracelets or rings. I’m also more bluer in tone and silver suits me best

[@lindascull6327]

Oh my I just love you!!!💖 I always look forward to seeing and hearing you no matter what you are talking about LOL!! Keep on Shining!

[@AudreyCoyne]

Linda Scull thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️ sending you a great big virtual hug 🤗

[@shadowsun5704]

It ain’t easy being green :I

[@mszkamio]

Shadow Sun Hahahah, that made me laugh out loud so much.😆

[@susanbaker2796]

Hahahaha! Good one, Shadow Sun!

[@DanicaElle]

Best!! ☺️

[@susanholl5994]

I got my colors wrong for a long time and now I'm fascinated with the subject and glad to see it addressed here. There are a lot of mistakes on the season charts for (natural) blonds and redheads. I have gray eyes, light blond hair with a little gold (warm? Not really) in it, and pale cool toned skin. Soft summer is correct for me, because there is little contrast between hair and complexion color depth (soft) and I have cool toned skin. Any bright colors/patterns make me look even more colorless beige than I already am and anything warm toned makes me look pale and sick. I love pretty jewel tones but they are not for me, sadly, and I have to stick with more muted colors. I'm convinced now after staring at lots of photos that there are no warm toned natural blonds. Blue eyed redheads are all cool I think. Brown eyed redheads with auburn hair are warm. I can imagine it's worse for brown hair/eye people to figure this out because there are so many colors of brown!

[@dinahweisberg750]

Interesting...I am definitely a warm-toned natural darkish blonde, brown eyes. My mom has a lot of Mediterranean lineage, and my dad is more Scandinavian. Silver alone looks really dull on me, and gold looks much nicer against my skin. When you do a vein comparison mine are more on the green side.l

[@susanholl5994]

@@dinahweisberg750 I'm N Europe descent too. I think I'm confused about what is considered blond and what is brown so I googled it. "Dark blond" pulled up a bunch of images I had thought of as towards the medium side of brown so clearly I need to recalibrate!

[@GiaTheSweetPotato]

I have to disagree! I am a natural blonde with pale skin and brown eyes, and I'm pretty sure I am a Soft Autumn (so I have neutral-warm undertones). I was light blonde as a child and have slowly turned dark golden blonde with age. In winter I look quite neutral, but I tan very easily and turn a bronzey yellow in summer, I don't turn pink like most cool toned blondes do. Both my hair and eyes have a rich golden glow in the sun. However my veins do appear slightly blue at my wrists and green everywhere else, which is very confusing to me! 😅😂

[@susanholl5994]

@@GiaTheSweetPotato Yea I'm wrong, thanks for opening my eyes. I thought what most people think of as dark blond was a shade of brown. Brown eyed blonds are probably warm. My hair is very light beigey blond, but not icy as my mom's platinum was.

[@dinahweisberg750]

Gia The Sweet Potato Same! My hair was light golden straw colored as a kid, even now it lightens up a lot naturally in the summer. I’ve gone as long as 5 month without getting some of it highlighted in the salon and it was still blonde, just darker. I was classified as a light Autumn as well! I also tan easily...

[@Wadadli68]

Most of the world's emeralds come from Colombia so I bought myself an emerald ring when I was there on holiday a few years ago - and because green is my favourite colour. Beautiful country, beautiful people. I long to go back one day :)

[@minglestein]

I'd love to hear more about olive skin tones as well. I am still confused with whether I am cool winter or warm autumn. I'd like to know of one colour which I definitely would look awful in to strike out one versus the other, instead of listing all the colours I can wear. There are some overlaps I think. Thanks, Audrey. Love all videos!

[@Dreadboi1990]

Based on your pictures your warm. Tingy unless you pale in the winter

[@marilyngonzalez3970]

This was so helpful. Thank you! I always thought I was a gold jewelry person but now I see how much better silver looks on me!

[@JosiePosie821]

This was extremely helpful for me. I'm close to your skin twin, being Italian-American/Greek-American. I've always felt uncomfortable in yellow gold, but people always told me I was supposed to wear it because I'm warm...but I'm NOT! Have slowly been investing in more and more silver. THANK YOU😊

[@jeckyll9788]

You look stunning in both, gold and silver. I really admire your elegance. I'd love to watch more videos like this, I'm supposed to have a cool tone skin (deep winter). Pastels suit me beautifully, but I think I'm neutral because there are some warm tones/colours that actually look good on me, there many other warm tones/colours (specifically gold) that don't suit me well. I never comment, but I always (that you upload) enjoy your videos, there are so many new things I've learned from you. ☺️

[@jenniferstilwell3817]

Thanks for the video! I think I'm technically a cool undertone, and my white gold engagement ring with diamonds and sapphires really suits me well 😍 but I also love wearing yellow gold and warming things up a little bit. With the right makeup and outfit, I think it can look really classy!

[@lucymaltez5336]

Yes to the olive skin undertone video! I look pale and greenish-yellow without any blush or lipstick, hence my obsession with blush.

[@hyacinth266]

I am deep winter and I am Chinese. So now I know why I love to look at your videos now! Everything you show and share inter video is so practical to me! Thanks for sharing.

[@carolleary4420]

Early in my marriage I was given a beautiful necklace of tricolor gold: yellow, white and rose. Since I wear that necklace frequently, it seems to coordinate well with any other metallic color. Also, in the different seasons my skin tone varies from pale to lightly tanned and this makes one or the other metallic look better. Bottom line: I just wear whatever pleases me! Thanks for this video!

[@joanelizabethhall9455]

Even though I'm "supposed" to wear silver, I prefer gold. I remember my mother saying: "Silver jewelry makes a real statement. The statement is I can't afford gold." LOL!

[@LylyHec]

Joan Hall LOL!

[@sofiagutierrez4224]

😂

[@loreneshelow1583]

Joan Hall i do have sterling pieces, they are so difficult to keep them clean so for really good pieces I buy white gold

[@nattjett88]

OOOOOOOH THAT BURNT. Thank your mom from my side, I'll remember that for the freaking rest of my life!

[@sandyk13599]

😆😆😆

[@denisemichele479]

When I mix metals, I anchor the combination by wearing one or two pieces that are themselves two-toned, and that makes everything feel cohesive to me.

[@motherofpearl9430]

It's crazy i always thought olive tones we're always on the warm side. I'm olive skined so i Will definitley pay attention from now on.

[@elizabethmartin2533]

Definitely would love learning more about color theory!

[@EasrterRising1fan]

I really still cannot figure out my undertones and colors.

[@EasrterRising1fan]

@tammyclewley could be, I have to wear a wig that is darker then what my natural hair color would be, all the lighter ones wash me out. I don't know if that adds to the confusion.

[@kate03-]

Me too I've cool toned face but neutral neck & chest its..

[@sushidashi6152]

Check your veins under natural daylight. If they're green-ish then you're warm toned. If they're purple-ish then you're cool toned. If you have both then that means you're neutral. But that's just a rough guideline and tip I saw from another video. Hope it's helpful!

[@yourmumsy1081]

Yea I'm white but I'm black from the waist down 👀

[@cinamontaste]

🤣🤣🤣

[@susanbaker2796]

Hi Audrey, yes, yes and yes! Please do a video on undertones and cool vs warm. It really makes a difference. I have a warm undertone and it took me years to realize why I look TERRIBLE in a navy blue interview suit. Ughhh.

[@sct4040]

It's color coordination. I wear my jewelry to coordinate with my cloths, too. Btw,i like your navy blue shirt.

[@tiffanyhale8890]

Yay! Thank you! I'm technically cool tone and felt I wasn't "allowed" to wear gold. I really have been loving 9kt gold, it's almost a "cool tone" gold!

[@GoodbyeBlues]

Thank you so much for this video!! I am most definitely one of the people who asked about mixing metals recently, and this was extremely helpful! You are a gift, thank you for sharing! 💖

[@victoriaking9071]

Please do a video on how to know your skin tone and undertone - how to know if you’re cool or warm👍🏻

[@susanbaker2796]

I agree with you, Victoria King.

[@rainforestblessed5031]

Audrey, you seem to look even lovelier and lovelier. You're so right about your undertones. The navy blouse is stunning on you. So simple, but exquisite. I'm grateful for finding you and all the beautiful info. Bless your heart on this special day :)

[@eileenchang2173]

Audrey your hair and makeup look stunning in this vlog.

[@aassttrrr]

Rainforest Blessed Yes!! Exactly my thoughts! Isn’t that blouse gorgeous on her? Her style is just lovely.

[@anaisha9157]

Yes please ...confuse about undertone

[@irenetembo6628]

Thank you Audrey this has been helpful for especially now when I want to start my jewelry collection. I'm dark skinned so honestly I dont know what my undertone is so I cant wait for you're video on that. You look lovely by the way😍

[@yazosoyo]

I used to hate gold jewelry and thought of it as dated and tacky. So I would always wear silver, which stains my skin! So after a professional color analysis, I’ve finally switched to gold and absolutely love how it enhances my skin color ☺️. Can it be possible for a skin to change it’s undertone?

[@susanholl5994]

Some change undertone a little in summer when their skin tans.

[@Zahra.alturabi]

can be from the amount of minerals, vitamins and diet too

[@auralside]

Silver acts weird on my skin too. I find platinum and white gold more skin friendly while still working on me.

[@Carolina-rd3gh]

You can always buy white gold, rhodium, platinum or palladium.

[@Mijuki]

Just stumpled upon this video and omg. I love the way you talk. You have such a gentle calming way of of talking. Great video

[@borg1964]

I’m still strugling to combine bags and shoes. This video helped me a lot to make new combinations with my jewelry. Stay safe and healthy, ❤️ from 🇳🇱

[@homiekeen23]

3:04 it's like you changed skins! I actually love to play around with colours and transform myself 😂 i go for the cool sometimes and others for the warm on purpose, it's fun!

[@mklarson2980]

I enjoy your videos so much. They are especially soothing these days. Would really love to take a tour of your whole jewelry collection and see tips on how you style the pieces. Thank you Audrey!

[@bridgetbadeaux3582]

You always look amazing, but that blouse is just perfect.

[@janeseemann2527]

I’d love a tutorial on skin tones and undertones!

[@kristinjennifer5852]

Lovely video. I personally like the contrast between a warm skin tone and silver and cool with gold. It seems like they balance each other better to my eye. ❤️

[@joanw4068]

Thanks, Audrey- soooo helpful! I am French, Irish and Italian, and have your exact coloring... I'm glad to get all this good advice- and I actually chose to split the metals for my wedding set- gold band- white gold engagement with diamond!

[@lindayuejin7230]

I love the vintage feeling gold jewelry gives.

[@carolynwilson7806]

I was almost the same coloring as you are, only not quite so dark. When reading Color Me Beautiful, it commented on the weird winters that are a little sallow. I used to wear only browns, rusts and corals because I loved them. After I tried wearing winter colors, every time I wore a warm color people would ask me if I was ill. So, I gave up my favorites. Now, blue is my favorite. I no longer wear any yellow gold with a very few exceptions.

[@SmidBeach]

Great video, and you look gorgeous in that navy! This brought me back to a few years before my mother's unexpected passing when she individually asked my sister and me, "Which do you want me to leave you, my gold or my silver?" And I was like, "Uhhh..." I think anything we're gifted or inherit are things we'll work around as we coordinate our personal style. That would be a great separate video - pick one sentimental item that's not ideal color theory-wise, and make it cohesive and flattering.

[@dinahweisberg750]

Both look lovely on you! I think olives can wear both gold and silver. Looking at you, the gold is stunning. The silver is nice as well, so clearly neither are "wrong" on you. I'm a warm-neutral light olive with blonde hair and brown eyes. I've always gravitated toward yellow gold, have to be choosey with rose-gold, and wear silver only when accented with a pop of yellow gold somewhere. Silver alone looks dull on me, and gold just lights up.

[@marianagh1939]

Yes please Keep the Olive skin/ color related videos coming!! They are so helpful and are teaching me a lot!! Thank you

[@ellenbell5628]

Dear Audrey, I’m a clear winter with olive skin too. I love gold jewellery as well as silver and try to find two tone pieces which combine them. My wedding ring is a combination of white and yellow gold for example. I’d love to see more about olive skin. Thank you and stay safe x

[@eliethvazquez9576]

Mind blown! Would have never thought you were half Colombian! Thank you for this video I’m always torn about how to mix jewelry in my hands because my engagement ring is white gold with diamonds and blue sapphires. However, now that I’m older I prefer yellow gold and like you, I’m also an olive undertone.

[@tamiewert808]

I was born with dark brown hair, hazel eyes, and same skin tone as you. However, upon turning 40, I went with blonde hair. How do I determine my colouring and undertone? My wrist veins appear blue!

[@renee6665]

I love mixing metals too and will wear yellow gold on my left hand and white gold on the right. Great video!

[@brittanymcmcmc9730]

I can't remember which video exactly made me find your channel- but I binged a bunch after watching! (Probably ones on how to dress "french" haha) I really like your tone of voice and overall attitude. I'm going into my 30's now and as much as I love the fashion bloggers that focus on younger clothes/topics...it's just really nice to see some women that are more mature, and who are focusing on style for YOU. Not style for trends.

[@jacquelinenatividade7291]

I'm silver for life, though probably I should wear gold pieces instead. Personal preferences. 😂 Great video!

[@danameier6964]

Jacqueline Natividade i think it‘s the same for me

[@jilllovesbeegees70]

I too have very olive skin. I really don’t know my heritage but everyone comments on how dark I tan - I do t try to tan either🤷🏻‍♀️ Anyway I wear mostly silver tone but have many gold pieces. I think shiny and matte gold combined on a piece of jewelry is so beautiful. Thank you for another lovely tutorial.

[@tww77]

Would definitely love a deeper dive into olive skin tones & how to flatter them!

[@queenofgreen83]

Yes, I would LOVE a video focused on olive skin tone, particularly fair/pale olive!! I have very pale olive freckled skin, with tinges of red because of how sensitive my skin is. My hair is medium brown with a few natural dark blond highlights, all of which has a reddish tinge in the sunlight. And my eyes are almost black. The resulting reddish/yellowish/greenish/grayish/freckled skin with brownish/blondish/reddish hair means I'm kind of ALL the colors. Which results in me usually feeling like I look good in NONE of the colors. Every article or video I watch on clothing or makeup advice for olive skin tone assumes my skin is darker and more golden, so none of the advice works for me. But neither does the advice for cool/neutral/warm skin tones. It's very frustrating!

[@mimiandthemuse]

great subject Audrey. I myself am super attracted to silver jewellery as a winter complexion. You do look lovely in that blue shirt! I can relate to having family jewellery in gold and I wear it because it's tradition. Cheers!

[@nathalyvilela9148]

Pleaseeeeeee do enlighten us with your knowledge, colour and especially Olive skin. Thank you so so much.

[@litebriteeyes]

I'm really pale olive toned too! It took me forever to figure that out. Like you, I wear both silver and gold, even though silver/platinum are more failsafe. Great video, as always! 😁

[@marcelaoviedo3994]

This is the video I didn’t knew I needed to watch 😭💖. I want to start using more jewelry, and this will come in handy when buying my next jewelry pieces and when to use them with certain outfits 😊 Sending you the best wishes and warmest hugs from Mexico ❤️ stay safe girl!

[@maschafestival]

Definitely interested in a video talking about olive tones, I suspect I might fall into this category

[@_inflection3209]

I find being cool toned , we get away with wearing both tones, one ends up kinda blending in while the other pops. I mix metals all the time and as long as I don't have the jewelry near my face (Or in my facial piercings , I don't find it clashes at all) Love this video! I say wear what you love, the confidence that love gives you cannot be wrong!

[@aassttrrr]

Love this! The color of your blouse suits you beautifully. You look so beautiful, classy, delicate, and elegant. 💕

[@mariposagirl79]

3:28 omg your white blouse is gorgeous 😍

[@nurshark10]

I would like more videos about warm and cool undertones. I am a fair-haired blonde. However, I love wearing both gold and silver/platinum. I will even mix them somewhat without looking tacky. I’m told I look good in both tones and I own a lot of beautiful jewelry. Some, like you, have been passed down to me. They are both beautiful and sentimental. I have some nice earrings that have both gold and silver in them.I’m always interested in learning more about how to wear my many pieces. Thanks for sharing and I hope to hear more about this. Clothing colors are a bit more confusing to me. I’d love to hear more about how to choose them to suit me. Thanks again, Audrey.

[@sojo1]

It is also possible to be a very warm olive too! I would love to see a video on olive toned color theory.

[@christinac.2477]

I would love a video on skin undertones. I've been trying to figure myself out for a couple months now!

[@dizza4944]

Unrelated, but I'm watching this while having a headache rn (I know I shouldn't) and your voice is so soothing 🥺

[@justlivinglife465]

I’m the same as you- looove navy and silver btw 🥰 it looks so elegant. But I love the way lighter yellowish golds “pop” against my yellow skin, that also looks so good especially in summer

[@rachaeld.4753]

Audrey should have a master class that would be so cool!

[@jsauceify]

Audrey, that shot of you in the navy shift dress took my breath away! You are stunning!

[@jsauceify]

Seriously I had to rewind like 5 times

[@cristinafrancisco6773]

A wonderful video and explanation about choosing the tone of jewellery. Like you, I also have an olive undertone and wear both white gold & platinum pieces and I have many yellow gold items that I love to wear. I would be interested in a video about undertones.

[@courtneybrown-m2r]

Thanks for this. Very helpful as I struggle with white gold vs gold as a gift choice. Your video gave me a clearer perspective.

[@aratrikabanerjee9038]

You are definitely my skin twin! Your undertone video was so helpful! Thank you!

[@KellGlamourous]

I love you in silver. I’m very warm but I think silver is more casual so I chose it for both my watch and my first Chanel and I’m happy I did.

[@aquilae25]

Thank you so much! I have difficulty with jewelry...

[@designorganize2608]

I like the 5 minute approach (if a topic can be adequately covered in that time). Like Losshe said right below this comment, there are tones of gold and even of silver, so we each should take that into account. I tend to agree with the assessment that many of us can wear both.... but now I will be more aware of the tone and polish of the metal as to whether it will work best. I would love an analysis of earring styles: stud, medium, round, dangle, chandelier, stick..... what is best for what face shape and hairstyle?

[@backtobasics2874]

I have olive skin also. I mostly learned about it from watching your videos. I would be so grateful for more information. Thank you!

[@alejandrafreden1893]

I would also love to hear about olive toned skin! I have a feeling that I am too! Even though I'm very pale

[@kahyraramirez3992]

Yes! More on olive! Can you include different shade ranges for skin and hair?

[@Evelyn-sg6fi]

Your voice is super soothing! I love this video. Very informative !

[@Julia-301]

Thank you for making videos about Olive undertones. One of your previous about undertones helped me realize that I have olive undertones. I’ve been struggling to find resources addressing Olive undertones so please what more of your knowledge. 😀

[@JeanFB16]

If your sisters are willing, I would love to see the contrast in your skin tones - I find this to be so tricky, even with verbal explanations, I need the "visual" to really understand it. My daughter and I are both struggling with this, and I've even had a makeup sales clerk "give up" on mixing me a custom shade because she couldn't figure out my skin tone! So yes, lots to unpack in this topic!

[@Carolina-rd3gh]

You look way better in white/silver tone sparkly jewellery. You're right about that. I would recommend white gold for you!

[@tinkaraperme9825]

In my teenage years, i always prefered silver over gold. But recently, i am all about the gold! The reason for that is probably the fact that i dyed my hair ginger (level 6 on a scale of lightness, just like my natural brown) and i feel like gold looks better with it. I assume my new hair looks natural with my complection since people often ask me if my hair is naturally this color. My skin truely has neutral undertones and is very pale. My eyes also have warm and cold tones, as they are warm light brown around the pupils and dark blue-ish on the outside. Sometimes they look green if i wear a green shirt. Recently I bought gold and dark olive green glasses, which suit my look. I am now on a hount for some gold earings and a gold watch. With all that being said: i feel like hair color plays the biggest role in my example.

[@celines8760]

You always create such a peaceful aura that really radiates through your videos! I love it! :)

[@annebramlage5164]

Five minute Fridays, great idea! I am wondering if you can do a segment on wearing silk. Specifically, white silk blouses. I bought one from Everlane but returned it. Can you discuss how to wear them (cami underneath), what to style them with and some other places to purchase them?

[@wendybrookes1878]

That was so interesting. Would love to hear more about skin tones. Would like to learn how to pick the best skirt length for your height. I am 5’1”. I feel dumpy in midis. Thanks

[@auralside]

How about platinum and white gold? I'm cool toned so I wear those instead of silver.

[@sketchur]

Similarly, I much prefer rose-gold and copper/"tan"-looking golds, rather than a shiny gold. (I'm warmish-toned.) Just adding onto your comment. You are right there's more than just silver/gold.

[@AudreyCoyne]

Diahann Chav absolutely! My wedding and engagement rings are platinum and diamonds and I have a few white gold pieces that I love ❤️

[@cjl1967]

YES! Please do something for olive skin tones. I am struggling with this color issue, am I warm or cool tone? I am an olive skin tone with a high color contrast. I thought I was a dark winter but something else said I was a dark autumn. I am so confused.

[@reneecrotty6910]

Audrey!!! Please do a video for super white olive foundations!? should we mix neutral with a little cool toned?

[@julianaribeirodossantos3321]

I would love to hear more about the olive undertone! It is true, not a lot of information- I am surprised it is actually cool - that makes real sense to me

[@Androgynary]

Imo, gold makes you look more vibrant despite your coloring! But honestly you could pull both off :) I’m the opposite...I have very warm undertones, but for some reason I just gravitate to the “vibe” of silver more for my personal style, it’s weird.

[@Zahra.alturabi]

it can be because your personality and style match the silver personality

[@tigrezz0852]

You could be a neutral as well, both gold and silver would suit you 😊

[@susanreed4996]

a video on how to find out if I am winter, summer, spring and autumn colouring would. be so helpful

[@soojoe]

I never really thought about jewelry in relation to skin tone. Thanks for sharing!