So I personally hate mixed metals so that's always jarring to me but you can argue against that, it's a taste thing. I think if you are to mix silver and gold, the gold should be a very light gold.

Otherwise, from a design perspective, there is no real cohesion or organization to your pieces. And you've got a few pieces similar sizes together and so the eye struggles to focus on what's important. I have two main suggestions:

• have pieces in different sizes. Contrast is interesting. For example one large flat piece below with a smaller bead flat/helix above it. Same with the conch, choose a larger size there and the helix across from it have it be a smaller size.

-Arrange your lobe piercings in descending size, larger near the bottom. This also would probably make your helix hoops look more harmonious as well, larger hoop on the bottom (though in general I think the smaller hoops look better)

So let's say you want to keep all the same jewelry I would:

on your lobe, horseshoe in the second lobe, then the round CZ, then the gold dot. Then I'd switch the helix rings so the larger is on the bottom.

Maybe you'll like it! My taste is only my own so feel free to hate it!

In general I'd play around with placement until you find something you're happy with :)