Shine Bright With Jewellery Based On Your Lucky Colours For 2023

Blue is one of the more versatile colours in the spectrum and it is often viewed as a relaxing and calming hue, which could prove useful for this particular zodiac sign, known for its quick wit and resourcefulness. Homegrown brand Carrie K.’s Trilliant Solitaire Ring - fitted with a sky-blue topaz - is beautiful on its own, or stacked with other pieces from your collection.

This colour tends to have a bad reputation during this time of year as it is often viewed as the colour of mourning, but it can also symbolise purity, confidence and strength. Likewise, these pearl and diamond earrings by Mikimoto definitely fit the bill and match up well with the hardworking and dependable personalities born in the year of the ox. 

Tigers and the colour orange tend to go together but not just for design purposes – both can stand for bravery, adaptability and spontaneity. The carnelian version of the Jeux De Liens bracelet is hardly a predictable choice for a statement piece, but the gemstone’s radiance will surely catch the eye of visitors this coming Lunar New Year. 

This is your year and you should be able to rock any style you wish and in any shape. These double heart earrings from Oscar de la Renta are perfect for the elegant and kind people born in the year of the rabbit. Pink is also a common hue used to portray love and the rabbit year so happens to be especially auspicious on the fertility front. 

Much like the dragon, the Tiffany HardWear bracelet in sterling silver is charismatic and powerful. The modern interpretation of the archival design from 1971 is subversive yet opulent in the best ways, making it a classic piece for anyone’s collection. Be it a gala or brunch with the girlfriends, this bracelet will always be a go-to. 

Yet another colour that is seldom thought of as lucky, but it can symbolise knowledge, stability and trustworthiness. This brass YSL brooch sporting a black lacquer is mysteriously captivating, a trait associated with those born in the year of the snake, and the versatility makes it a snap to wear daily. 

The horse zodiac is often attributed as being energetic and grounded, both of which have good synergy with shades of green. The earthy hue signifies growth and health while the ginkgo leaf symbolises longevity, making this transformable piece by Singaporean brand Embrace Jewellery perfect for the upcoming festivities. 

Purple is linked to spiritual awareness and a fortified mental state while a deeper burgundy shade can represent luck and fame. For those born in the year of the gentle goat, a signature piece of jewellery which is both elegant and creative is all you will need, and the Serpent Bohème Rhodolite ring ticks all the boxes. 

The monkey zodiac is well-known for its playful demeanour and sharpness. Gold is used to symbolise wealth and associated with the colour of the gods. This glittery Chanel cuff is the perfect balance between the two – opulent yet whimsical – and it makes for a timeless accessory which can be worn throughout the year. 

This handcrafted ring by local jeweller Curious Creatures features a unique yellow parti sapphire surrounded with diamonds on an 18-karat gold band. Yellow symbolises warmth, reliability and emphathy, all of which are also traits of those born in the year of the rooster. 

Just like our furry pals, those born in the year of the dog are loyal, pure and lovable. A dainty but elevated necklace is definitely right up this zodiac sign's alley, and this Dior number is also fitted with red rubies - symbolising passion, vitality and good fortune. 

Brown is the most grounded and muted colour of them all, and those born under this zodiac sign are a compassionate and optimistic bunch. Hence, a heart-shaped hair clip made of tortoiseshell resin from Gucci comes to mind as it represents the best of both worlds as a cute and quirky accessory which isn’t too extra at all.