There is a longstanding question as to whether we can mix jewelry from different periods or not. There's Victorian Jewelry, Edwardian Jewelry, Art Deco Jewelry, Retro Jewelry, Modern Jewelry...can they be worn together in harmony?

The answer is simple: Yes, you can mix jewelry from different time periods.

Have you heard of the traditional wedding saying, "Something old, something new". If you can mix something old with something new for a wedding, then you can definitely do it on a regular day.

Jewelry Stacking -Different Time Periods 

Jewelry stacking is a trend that combines several of the same pieces, like three necklaces or ten bracelets. Yes, you can stack jewelry from different time periods, too. Here's the trick: find a shorter, daintier necklace and combine it with a longer, thicker necklace with a bigger pendant.

Mixing Different Periods Without Stacking

An elegant and feminine necklace from the Edwardian period would look stunning with a modern chain with a thick pendant. Or, pull a royal-looking necklace from the Victorian era and pair it up with a some Art Deco earrings.

The key to mixing jewelry from different periods is to create your own style and just make sure that your jewelry doesn't clash unnecessarily. You don't want to wear elegant and dainty diamond dangle earrings from the Edwardian period with a gaudy, block-color style, thick art deco necklace. Find a happy medium for your jewelry mixing.