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Bohemian Beads Appear on Set of Sex and the City Reboot

Fun colors highlight this trend.

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2 years ago

January 31, 2022

Beth Bernstein Instore January 2022 Issue

Sarah Jessica Parker in New York City shooting the Sex and The City reboot And Just Like That wearing Fry Powers turquoise and malachite beads. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock.

“BEAD IT” IS the theme going into 2022. From styles resembling the “make love, not war” love beads of the late ‘60s to the more elegant styles from the ‘90s that combine gold stations or diamond and colored gemstone touches, beaded necklaces create a look of bohemian chic, particularly when layered or graduated with other necklaces and pendants. Most alluring is the return of lapis, malachite and turquoise with contrasting and unexpected details of precious stones or contrasting clasps.

Emily P. Wheeler 18K rose gold ombre bead necklace

Emily P. Wheeler

18K rose gold ombre bead necklace with malachite and a touch of pink sapphire.

emilypwheeler.com

$7,900

Orly Marcel Lapis lazuli and 18K gold bead station necklace.

Orly Marcel

Lapis lazuli and 18K gold bead station necklace.

orlymarcel.com

$2,750

Karen Karch Turquoise and 18K yellow gold beads with 10K yellow gold clasp.

Karen Karch

Turquoise and 18K yellow gold beads with 10K yellow gold clasp.

karenkarch.com

$1,800

Beth Bernstein

Beth Bernstein is a published author of three books and jewelry and fashion expert with 18+ years experience. A broad knowledge of the history of jewelry and fashion coupled with a background in "the story", writing, trends, design concepts has earned Beth a proven track record.

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