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2012 JeWELLERY TRENDS


We hope you enjoying reading the following which is provided to inform you on what will be trendy this year in jewellery and what to look out for.

Extracted from Zimmer Brothers ZB Blog - January 2012:

For 2012 jewel tones are continuing to be a popular theme with lots of blues, purples, reds, and greens in every shade.  They are rich and intense, and they always look luxurious.
Bold necklaces will continue to be major.  Whether it's a choker or layered pendant necklaces, you're going to look chic rocking this look. 
Statement rings are continuing to be a hot trend in 2012.

What is old is new again. With all the vintage inspired TV that we are being inundated with (Mad Men, Pan Am, and Boardwalk Empire anyone?) it's no surprise that vintage and vintage-inspired jewelry are becoming popular.  Try jewelry with a vintage feel and a contemporary edge!

Extracted from Jennifer Heebner, Senior Editor - JCK Dec 2011 report.


Jewelry trends come from the three Rs: red carpet, runway, and real life. Here’s a list of 12 trends compiled through jewelry market research of new styles at shows, fashion designs for spring, and top looks at awards shows.

Button and Stud Earrings: A hit on the red carpet this year and the subject of some new collections button-style and stud earrings—particularly in fresh and unexpected motifs—are a must-have in any wardrobe.

Chandelier Earrings: Are they back? Well, small versions may be. New modestly sized styles were evident in recent overseas markets.

Hair Jewelry: Evident at bridal runway shows and at some red carpet events, barrettes, hair bands, tiaras, and brooches pinned in place have particular appeal to younger clients for their whimsical effect.

Jazz Age Styles: The flapper dresses from the spring 2012 runway shows combined with the now-filming remake of The Great Gatsby and HBO’s current hit Boardwalk Empire series will translate into flower motifs and Art Deco-inspired looks in bridal and fine fashion jewelry.

Moveable and Interchangeable Jewels: Ear charms are a growing category that offer multiple looks for owners. Plus, the inherent movement in these styles and other types — like mixed-link drop earrings — can mix well with voluminous fashions and those that demand drama.

Pearls: Abundant, pretty, and affordable,freshwater and mother-of-pearl are evident this year.

Pendant Necklaces: Layerable and no sizing required, pendants can accessorize a range of dresses—a "foolproof" look for spring collections - from shift styles to tailored numbers.

Pyrite: Fun, funky, and inexpensive, pyrite is appearing in a number of indie jewelry designers’ collections. Plus, its smoky color is ideal to transition into fall fashion.

Sporty Aesthetics: Think brightly colored watches to coordinate with hoodies and neoprene accents evident on 2012 spring runways, or tiny token jewelry.

Geometric Shapes and Tribal Effects: Angular pieces like square rings and bangles will work well with column dresses while horn and leather accents will speak to tribal looks in fashion.

Tangerine Tango: It’s Pantone’s Color of 2012 in addition to being widely shown at spring runway shows. Coordinate other bright colors with it—called color blocking and keep it in stock in the form of stones like citrine, fire opal, and more.

By CBJ - Other hot PANTONE colours to look out for are:
Solar Power, Bellflower Yellow Cabaret Red, Sodalite Blue, Sweet Lilac, Maragrita Green, Driftwood (dark brown), Starfish (beige).

Yellow Gold and Stones: The rich gold color was a familiar sight on spring runways, and golden stones like beryl and rutilated quartz are abundant at shows, suggesting that both will be prevalent in future lines. Plus, gold's price has dropped a bit, further reinforcing the ongoing gold standard.




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