The holidays are right around the corner and the fashion jewelry world is changing with the seasons. New styles are emerging, but residents shouldn't be too quick to toss out last year's favorite pieces, says Bonni Davis, vice president of sales for lia sophia.
lia sophia's Top 10 Jewelry Trends for the Holidays
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1. Classic Black - This season, keep an eye out for jet crystals,
black faceted glass, and for a truly timeless look - black beads
combined with white or grey pearls.
2. Red Alert - Red makes quite a statement on its own, or adds spice
to black, brown, and grey hues, in modern and antique inspired
designs.
3. Cuffed - Whether you don a metal cuff or a beaded stretch
bracelet, you are undeniably in style.
4. Back to Nature - This trend continues to be popular, as evidenced
by the presence of semiprecious stones, shell, wood, and leaf
motifs in jewelry.
5. The Bold and the Beautiful - From bold metal pendants, to
substantial CZ cocktail rings, bigger is better if you want to
make an impression.
6. Heating Up - Although some areas of the country are dropping in
temperature, fashion's color palette is heating up. Warm tones,
such as cherry red, auburn, pumpkin, mustard, and chocolate
reflect the colors of the changing seasons.
7. Golden Girl - Gold toned jewelry in shiny or matte finishes light
up any holiday look. You will absolutely glow in canary yellow
crystals, topaz glass, and butterscotch cat's eye.
8. Lots of Layers - Multi layered long necklaces remain a fashion
focus. Keep it simple with a long, triple strand necklace, or mix
things up by piling on two or more complimentary necklaces of
different lengths.
9. Close to the Ocean - Colors borrowed from seascapes remain key in
jewelry and accessories this season. Blue stones, crystals, and
beads in shades of cobalt, aquamarine and blue topaz play a
primary role.
10. Untamed - Tribal and Ethnic motifs and materials remain at the
forefront of the fashion jewelry industry. Materials such as
carved wood, antiqued textured beads, hammered metal, and neutral
colors are hotter than ever.
Source: nytimes
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