Dolvika: fashion jewellery, necklaces, earrings and brooches

Dolvika jewellery at Mode Tendance falls into three main groups: necklaces, earrings and brooches, with a smaller run of bracelets and rings. Silver-toned metal leads, often set with rhinestones and sometimes paired with warm gold. Part of the range is stainless steel rather than fashion metal.

All Dolvika jewellery

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What sets a Dolvika piece apart

Cut-out shapes rather than big stones. A bright metal, a little sparkle placed where it catches the eye, and a handful of motifs that come back from one group to the next: hearts, stars, a tree of life, the odd cat. Read the range by shape first, then by finish.

Brooches that fasten with a magnet

Alongside the usual pin brooches, part of the selection closes with a magnet. Those brooches hold without piercing the fabric and can be moved as often as you like. On fine knitwear, a shirt collar or a jacket lapel, that difference shows straight away.

Fashion metal or stainless steel

Two registers run right through the range. Silver and gold-toned fashion metal is the lighter one, worked with rhinestones, mother-of-pearl, enamel and resin. Stainless steel is the plainer, harder-wearing one, and it covers part of the necklaces, the hoops and the rings. If it is steel you are after, the steel jewellery pages gather it in one place.

Finishes at a glance

Finishes found across Dolvika jewellery and how each one wears
FinishTypical piecesHow it wears
Silver toneDrop earrings, choker necklaces, ringsThe default here, and it reads cool against black
Gold toneCharm bangles, cat pendants, hoopsWarmer, and used in smaller numbers
Two-toneDouble-heart necklaces, charm braceletsBridges a jewellery box that mixes both
Rhinestone setDrop earrings, bangles, ringsSparkle kept as an accent, never the subject
Enamel and resinBrooches, hoops, pendantsWhere most of the colour comes from

Necklace length, and what it asks of your earrings

A choker sits at the base of the neck and leaves room for a long pair below the lobe. Long chains do the opposite: they carry the look on their own and sit better with a small stud or a plain hoop. Between the two, a short chain with a single pendant is the easiest thing to wear over a shirt. For the wider view, start from the costume necklace pages.