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Gemmy Statement Necklaces Add Color on the Red Carpet

They can be worn alone or with shorter, more delicate necklaces.

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October 24, 2023

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Bianca Balti at the 2023 Venice International Film Festival wearing Pomellato jewelry. PHOTO COURTESY OF SHUTTERSTOCK.

ALTHOUGH LAYERING IS still at the height of popularity, gemmy statement necklaces on heavy chains are coming on strong. The trend toward color — from pastels to vibrant brights — continues to evolve, and this is part of that direction. Teach your customers to wear this style of necklace on their own or with delicate, short, personalized pieces. These are a must-have in stores for the 2023 holiday season.

Gemmy Statement Necklaces Add Color on the Red Carpet

Retrouvai

14K gold one of-a-kind pendant with a bicolor tourmaline in hand-cut carnelian on classic link chain.

retrouvai.com

$12,436

Gemmy Statement Necklaces Add Color on the Red Carpet

Maria Beaulieu

18K yellow gold pendant with emerald-cut dark blue aquamarine (chain sold separately)

instagram.com/maria.beaulieu.jewelry

$3,800

Gemmy Statement Necklaces Add Color on the Red Carpet

Sorellina

Handcrafted 18K yellow gold Nomad necklace with 5.18-carat oval emerald on oval link chain.
sorellinanyc.com

$11,000

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