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Here’s the Earring Trend That Went Long at the SAG Awards

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8 years ago

March 21, 2018

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Here’s the Earring Trend That Went Long at the SAG Awards

Alison Brie wearing Irene Neuwirth blue sapphire and lapis earrings, 2018 SAG Awards. Photo courtesy of Rex/Shutterstock.

Versatile and diverse, the earrings worn by celebrities on the red carpet are translating into creative interpretations in jewelry studios, particularly in double- and triple-drop styles or more dramatic multi-color looks. The rainbow of colors is not lost on designers who are turning out hues that range from pastel pretty to vibrant glamour.

Here’s the Earring Trend That Went Long at the SAG Awards

Margery Hirschey

22K gold pale green tourmaline and amethyst chandeliers.

margeryhirschey.com

$5,060

Here’s the Earring Trend That Went Long at the SAG Awards

Sylva & Cie

18K yellow gold square ruby earrings (approx. 34.98 TCW) with French-cut diamonds (approx. 2.18 TCW).

sylvacie.com

$32,500

Here’s the Earring Trend That Went Long at the SAG Awards

Eden Presley

14K gold earrings set with turquoise, sapphires, tanzanite, apatite, kunzite and diamonds.

edenpresley.com

$3,152

Beth Bernstein

Beth Bernstein is a jewelry historian, journalist, and one-time jewelry designer. She is the author of six jewelry books and has contributed to many trade and consumer print and online magazines. She previously held the position of senior editor for INSTORE magazine from 2008-2013. She lectures, runs and participates in seminars and educational events. Throughout the 1990s, Beth designed a jewelry collection under the brand name Bethany B, which sold to over 250 stores throughout the USA and abroad.

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