The jewellery industry is an ever growing and an ever evolving industry which continuously strives to upgrade the fashion choices
Women have been wearing jewellery to enhance their overall appearance since a very long time. They wear jewellery on multiples areas of their body such as ears, necks, foreheads, hands, waist and feet. Over the years even men have started wearing jewellery as a fashion statement. Hence, the jewellery industry is an ever growing and an ever evolving industry which continuously strives to upgrade the fashion choices of its customers by launching new jewellery designs every season. With every New Year, comes a new fashion trend to get inspired from. So let’s see what’s trending this year when it comes to jewellery.
Single Earrings
Wearing an earring only on one ear became a trend in the 1980’s when known faces like Madonna, George Michael and Johnny Depp popularized it by wearing the classic cross single earring. During that time wearing a single earring was largely associated with having a rebellious attitude. The trend died down during the 90’s only to resurface this year. The solo earrings can be worn with an elegant cocktail dress or with a casual boho outfit as well. Wearing something large with a geometric design or massive drops will definitely give you an edgy look. Styling your hair in a bun or putting it to one side will ensure that your statement earrings are seen.
Luxe Shell Accessories
Jewellery made out of seashells came into fashion in the previous year and have only become more popular this year. Not only do you see more people wearing it, but also new styles that have been launched. It started off with pukka seashells being used along with beads in the form of a necklace or a bracelet. This year it has only become better with jewellery designers using cowries, cockle shells, tulip shells and mini conch shells to make earrings, necklace and bracelets in gold settings. The seashell jewellery works best with a casual chic look and adds a touch of nature to your overall getup.
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