Hand met de Lundholm Jasmijn tennisarmband en een glas champagne bij kerstlicht

Christmas glow: 4 jewelry looks for the holidays

by Noortje van Hilten on Oct 05 2026

December calls for a little more sparkle, not a lot more fuss. In this lookbook you will find four Christmas looks you can wear on Christmas Eve just as easily as on an ordinary Tuesday in December: warm gold with cubic zirconia, pearls by candlelight, one red accent and cool silver. Each look is made up of four pieces you can wear on their own or together.

Everything is made of premium stainless steel: waterproof, nickel-free and made to be worn every day. So there is no need to take your jewelry off when you do the dishes after Christmas dinner.

Look 1: champagne and gold

A tennis bracelet is the ultimate holiday piece: one row of stones that catches the light with every move. Wear the Jasmijn tennis bracelet as your base and add the Inge for a double row of sparkle. Keep your ears simple with the Nikki cubic zirconia studs, and the Luce ring with three slim bands finishes the look without overdoing it.

Jasmijn gold-tone tennis bracelet with cubic zirconia worn on the wrist Luce gold-tone ring with cubic zirconia worn on the hand
The Jasmijn tennis bracelet and the Luce ring: sparkle for every day in December.

Look 2: pearls by candlelight

Pearls and candlelight simply belong together. The Kristy necklace has two fine chains with small hanging pearls, so you get a layered look without the puzzling. Pair it with the small Perla pearl studs. Prefer a little more movement? The Lenna hoops with pearl are a lovely step up, and the Florine necklace with a single drop pearl is a calm alternative if you prefer one pendant.

Woman wearing the Lundholm Kristy double necklace with small pearls and the Perla pearl studs at a Christmas table with candles
The Kristy necklace with pearls and the Perla studs at the Christmas table.

Look 3: one red accent

Red belongs to Christmas, but it does not have to be big. The Florence necklace has one small red cubic zirconia stone in a gold-tone setting and sits just below your collarbone. Keep the rest calm and gold-tone: the Ziza cluster studs, the Avélie huggies with a tiny drop and the Asta solitaire ring.

Woman wearing the Lundholm Florence necklace with a small red cubic zirconia pendant by candlelight at a Christmas dinner
The Florence necklace: one small red accent by candlelight.

Look 4: silver like snow

Do you prefer cool tones over warm ones? Silver-tone with clear stones brings to mind winter light and fresh snow. The Aurora ring has an oval cubic zirconia with tiny stones along a curved band, like a little crown on your finger. Add the Inge tennis bracelet in silver-tone and finish with the Ziza studs and the Anah necklace with a cubic zirconia pendant.

Hand wearing the silver-tone Lundholm Aurora ring and Inge tennis bracelet on a cream sweater in winter daylight
The Aurora ring and the Inge tennis bracelet in silver-tone.
Tip: feel free to mix the looks. If you mostly wear gold, pick one silver-tone accent, or the other way around. How to keep that calm and balanced, you can read in mixing gold and silver.

A look as a gift

Every look also works as a gift, on its own or together. On a smaller budget, choose one piece from a look, a pair of studs for example. Want to go all out? Give a bracelet and studs from the same look: they will always match. Every piece comes free in a luxury gift box. Find more ideas in Christmas jewelry gifts for her and Christmas gifts for mom or sister.

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