How to style men's jewelry

Let’s be honest, styling jewelry as a guy can feel like walking a tightrope. You want to look sharp, not shiny. Sophisticated, not showy. And if you’ve ever stood in front of the mirror wondering whether ring is “too much,” you’re not alone.

I’ve been there. That moment when you slip on a necklace and think, Does this scream fashion-forward or midlife crisis? The good news? Minimalistic jewelry is one of the easiest ways to add polish to your look without going full rockstar.

The trick is to wear it with intention. Platinum has this cool-toned, understated elegance that pairs beautifully with neutral outfits. If I’m going minimalist, say, black jeans and a crisp white tee, I’ll throw on a ring and a bracelet or two. It adds just enough edge without stealing the show. On days when I’m layering up with streetwear, a chain peeking out from under a hoodie gives that subtle shine that catches the light without screaming for attention.

Rings, for me, are the power move. If you do it right it should be bold, but not loud. If you’re new to rings, start with one on your index, middle or ring finger and let it settle into your style.

Necklaces are the understated hero of men’s jewelry. A silver chain worn just under the collarbone can be tucked under a shirt or left out, depending on your mood. It does not really matter what kind of chain as long as it is not too bulky, Astrium  Silverchains are all sleek and fits the mold. This is not to say you cannot go with a thicker chain, but it will also demand attention, so you gotta be confident or know what you're doing. You don't need a pendant most days, unless you're feeling extra expressive.

Bracelets are where balance really matters. Too many, and you’re in festival territory. Too few, and it might feel like something’s missing. With Astrium bracelets, they are thin enough to wear 1-3 pieces, so I usually go with 2 on my dominant wrist, often paired with a ring on my middle or ringfinger, then on my opposite hand i do a ring or two along with a watch. It’s a quiet flex, clean, confident, and easy to wear.

At the end of the day, jewelry doesn’t make the man. But it can refine him. Platinum-coated pieces are timeless, versatile, and quietly luxurious. Whether you’re heading to a meeting, a date, or just grabbing coffee, they add that extra 5% that says, I’ve got this.

And if you’re still unsure? Try one piece. Wear it for a week. See how it feels. Style is a skill, it can take time and practise to get it just right.