How to combine the colors of the Anima Azzurra collection: the ultimate guide for Amo Capri jewelry lovers
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Choosing a colorful piece of jewelry is a bold move. Wearing it correctly, however, is an art. With the new Anima Azzurra collection by Amo Capri, available on bysimon.it, we have selected the new Pantone shades for Spring Summer 2026 for our iconic steel bells: not just simple accessories, but true talismans of style to wear every day.
But how do you pair a colorful bell without making a mistake? Here's our color-by-color guide — with ideas you probably haven't considered yet.
Teaa Berry (Pantone 18-2528) — The fuchsia pink that doesn't forgive banality
An intense and mature red-pink. Avoid black (too predictable) and aim for unexpected combinations: ecru linen, bottle green, or a warm cognac.
Teaa Berry loves natural fabrics and minimalist looks where it's the sole protagonist. Perfect with an off-white dress and leather sandals.
💡 Surprise pairing: with raw denim and an oversized white t-shirt, the Teaa Berry bell becomes the touch that transforms a casual outfit into a statement look.
Pale Banana (Pantone 15-0043) — The yellow that looks like a filtered sunbeam
Delicate, almost ethereal. Pale Banana works where other yellows fail: on cool skin tones, fair complexions, and as a luminous accent in white or gray monochromatic looks.
Try it with sky blue or in contrast with lavender lilac for a fresh, poetic, typically summer effect.
Amaanst Orange (Pantone 15-1443) — The orange that tastes like Capri
Warm, sunny, vibrant. It's the color that evokes sunsets over the Faraglioni and should be worn fearlessly. The most successful pairings? Optic white for a chic beach effect, terracotta for a textured, earthy look, or — for the more daring — electric blue for a complementary contrast with strong visual impact.
Amaranth (Pantone 19-2410) — The dark purple that dresses up the day, even at night
Deep, elegant, almost masculine. Amaranth doesn't need company: it works beautifully as the sole splash of color on an all-black or all-white outfit. But if you want to play, pair it with camel for a sophisticated contrast, or with rose quartz for a romantic evening palette.
Tickled Pink (Pantone 14-1910) — The pink everyone seeks, few know how to wear
We've already talked about it, but in the Anima Azzurra family, it takes on a new dimension. Surrounded by the collection's strong colors, Tickled Pink becomes the point of balance, the breath. Use it as a soft contrast alongside bold colors like Berry or Orange, or wear it in layering with nude and champagne bells for a precious and delicate wrist.
Amethyst Orchid (Pantone 17-3828) — The purple that dominated the runways
The vibrant orchid is the trendiest color of 2026, the spiritual successor to Viva Magenta. It pairs beautifully with off-white, silver, and — unexpectedly — military green for an eccentric and contemporary aesthetic. Avoid red: it creates visual tension without resolution.
Caramel (Pantone 15-1133) — The golden orange that never sets
Caramel is the ultimate warm neutral: it pairs with everything, but most importantly, it enhances the golden skin tones typical of summer. Its strength lies in its versatility: morning with a casual linen look, evening with a draped sand-colored dress. A piece of jewelry you can wear on your wrist 365 days a year.
Dutch Canal (Pantone 14-4124) — The blue that carries the sea air
Powder blue is the collection's symbolic color, the very soul of Anima Azzurra. Fresh and sophisticated, it pairs classically with white, but truly shines with taupe, rosy nude, and — for a colorful look — with bright coral. It's the color that brings Capri with you wherever you go.
Why colored jewelry is back (and this time to stay)
The return of color in jewelry is not a fleeting trend: it is a cultural response to the need for personal expression after years of neutral minimalism. Colored jewelry, especially steel pieces like the Amo Capri bells, has a distinct advantage over precious metals: they are resistant to water, salt, and sun — everything a true summer is made of.
Choosing the right color doesn't mean following a rule. It means listening to what you want to communicate that day, with that look, in that moment.
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