Buying Guide
The Michael Kors Jewellery Worth Buying
Michael Kors jewellery is the easy everyday designer buy, from the stud earrings and hoops to the bracelets and pendants. We pull together the pieces worth knowing, with a view on which to buy first.
The studs and hoops are the everyday core, in polished gold and silver tones with subtle logo detailing. They go with everything and make easy gifts. Start here if you want one pair to wear daily.
Michael Kors
Fulton Precious-Metal Plated Sterling Silver Pavé Logo Charm Necklace and Earrings Gift Set
Michael Kors
Precious Metal-Plated Sterling Silver Mother-of-Pearl Heart Stud Earrings
The bracelets and bangles range from delicate chains to the chunkier logo cuffs. They stack well and dress up a wrist without much cost. Reach for these to layer with a watch.
The pendants and chains lean understated, in fine metal with small house detailing. They sit well layered or alone and suit everyday wear. Buy these if you want quiet over statement.
Michael Kors
Astor Link Medium Pavé Precious Metal-Plated Brass Necklace
Rings and sets
The rings and matching sets round out the range, useful for stacking or gifting as a pair. They carry the same finish as the rest of the line. A good pick once you have the everyday pieces.
The buyer's brief
How to choose
What we weigh before a piece of Michael Kors jewellery earns a place here.
Where to start
A pair of studs or hoops is the most versatile first buy, worn daily and easy to match. Add bracelets and necklaces after that.
Metal
Gold and rose-gold tones read dressier, silver goes with more. Pick a finish that matches your watch and other jewellery.
Statement or subtle
The logo cuffs and larger pieces make an impression. The fine studs and chains are the quieter everyday option.
Layering
The delicate chains and bracelets stack and layer well. Build a set in one metal tone for a clean look.
Gifting
Earrings, bracelets and sets make easy gifts, recognisable and useful at an accessible designer price.
Good to know
Answered
Michael Kors jewellery uses gold and rose-gold tone plating rather than solid gold, which keeps it at an accessible price. Some sterling silver styles are also made.
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