Jewellery continues to be a bright spark amidst the Covid gloom that’s pervaded our lives these last two years. While the industry has faced its fair share of woes thanks to lockdowns and travel restrictions, it seems that many of us are turning to jewellery-a satisfyingly forever purchase if ever there was one-while holidays and restaurants have remained frustratingly off-limits.
The need for our jewellery to spark joy is stronger than ever. While the trends cycle turns more slowly in jewellery than in fashion, there is no denying the shift towards our desire for electric colour and playfulness. You can save jewelry coupons.
Baublebar Mini Petra Necklace
Baublebar’s mini Petra necklace is a modern take on the classic round twisted chain (recently spotted on Nathalie Emmanuel) that adds texture to your décolleté jewelry stack.
Dopamine Dressing
The trend for bold, make-you-smile colour will continue to be all the rage in jewellery this year. Embellished chains are having a moment, says Libby Page, senior market editor at Net-a-Porter, with brands such as Gigi Clozeau, Pascale Monvoisin, Brent Neale and Sydney Evan becoming ever more creative by adding pops of colour and experimenting with new materials such as ceramics and studding links with diamonds or other precious stones.
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Maximalist Earrings
Big earrings are always in style-but they have even more chutzpah this year. Think Silvia Furmanovich’s Egyptian-inspired designs or a chunky gold David Webb style, says Laura Freedman, owner of Broken English, a jewelry store with locations in Los Angeles and New York. She’s also bringing back the jumbo-sized Italian gold hoop in a nod to the ‘70s and ‘80s. “Every jewelry designer is doing their version of the extra-large earring. It looks chic with everything.” The hoops are in several designs, and you can quickly get discounts on hoop earrings through coupons.
Mixing Things Up
Are you team gold or silver? Minimalism or maximalism? Symmetry or asymmetry? The good news is you can be anything you like in 2022. The rule is, there are no rules. Finematter’s Ejdrup says mixing your metals is on-trend in 2022, whether that’s in layering pieces or in a single two-tone piece as at Charlotte Chesnais, Delfina Delettrez or the ultimate mixed-metal classic
Bold Gold Chains
There’s no shortage of luxury gold chains-from versatile long necklaces that can be wrapped twice for maximum impact to chunky bracelets and drop earrings. “It’s a nostalgic vibe and it ties in with the “dopamine” dressing trend that everyone keeps referencing,” says Rembert. It reminds him of an early ‘90s feel, and he singles out Jennifer Fisher, Tiffany & Co., and Sophie Buhai as delivering some of the best styles. That ‘90s-centric is chain link is bigger and chunkier and is even more glamourous when it’s studded with diamonds.
“Chains are dynamic because you can link on lockets, charms, family heirlooms to a necklace, and make it your own,” says Teichman, who points to Marla Aaron’s stylized locks and Foundrae’s symbolic medallions as the best “add-ons.” Check out pendant coupons for the best choice.
The Choker
It’s the power piece. Whether it’s a bold gold design, like Louis Vuitton’s new LV Volt Mesh necklace, or a slinky torque, the choker will elevate any look. It was one of the stand-out pieces at the Paris shows in January, says Rembert. “We just saw several jewelers, including De Beers, Boucheron, and Mikimoto, all unveil pretty spectacular collar necklaces, which will undoubtedly make their way to the red carpet this awards season.” At the couture shows, he says, designers including Giambattista Valli, Fendi, and Elie Saab all featured plunging and strapless necklines lending to the trend and “leaving just the right amount of room for a killer collar necklace.” To increase your beauty, you cannot lack clothes with beautiful designs along with your own jewelry accessories. This clothing coupon is for you.
Candy-Color Jewels
Vibrant, juicy colors give jewelry a blast of high energy. From bright enamels to mouthwatering gemstones, big color is everywhere. Teichman says she’s “obsessed” with Irene Neuwirth’s tropical carved floral pendants and Retrouvai’s chunky gemstone Lollipop rings. Freedman favors Darkai, a new Italian collection with gold and rhodium-plated electric blue and red links that she’s bringing for spring.
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