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From Minimalist Gold to Electric ’80s, These Are the Newest Jewelry Collections

Including pendants that feature tiny kaleidoscopes.

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4 years ago

February 16, 2021

INSTORE Staff Instore March 2021 Issue

18K yellow gold ring with diamond.

Parisian Treats

Replete with sculptural, organic sensuality, Parisian brand ANESKA offers powerful minimalist gold in a way you haven’t seen before. Each restrained, eye-catching piece starts with a single inspiration — like this bold ring, which is inspired by the mythical Antelope Canyon. Featuring fair-mined gold and ethically sourced diamonds.

aneska-paris.com

$ 5,370

18K yellow gold, 24K yellow gold and sterling silver earrings with shark teeth.

Force of Nature

Dianna B Designs uses classical metalsmithing techniques to transform recycled gold, silver, and ethically sourced stones into nature-inspired jewelry. These bold designs embrace rugged textures and scientific rhythms in unexpected ways; for example, the focal point of these earrings is a pair of shark’s teeth embellished at the tip with 24K gold, applied using the ancient keum boo process.

diannabdesigns.com

$395

18K yellow gold vermeil necklace with Swarovski crystals.

Haute Healthcare

V Coterie is designed by a healthcare professional with a passion for giving back. The collection offers a range of healthcare-themed designs, from medical specialty symbols or initials to anatomical organs in buttery gold vermeil and super affordable (and adorable) enamel pins. A little something to help take care of those who take care of us.

vcoterie.com

$78

Recycled sterling silver ring with emerald green color finish and tanzanite.

Electric Love

The Electric ‘80s collection from Hi June Parker uses nano-ceramic plating over sterling silver to create designs in the most magnificently vibrant colors! Dramatic but simple lines in shocking hues of green, blue, yellow, pink, and red make these joyful eye-catching cuties truly unforgettable.

hijuneparker.com

$500

18K yellow gold pendant with pearl, Swiss topaz, tanzanite, emerald and apatite.

Small and Mighty

Drutis Jewellery’s kaleidoscope pendants are like a great work of art crossed with a toy: These tiny, exquisitely detailed little tubes are fully functional kaleidoscopes. Peer through the end and you’ll see a shifting universe of color as interior gemstones or even watch components are tumbled and reflected among mirrors and sapphire glass. A patent-pending design and utterly delightful.

drutisjewellery.com

$5,600

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