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Stripes and Patterns Take These Styles to the Edge

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Stripes and Patterns Take These Styles to the Edge

Motor sports, racing stripes and the sleek lines of the art deco movement provide inspiration for the graphic mixed-media effect of ready-to-wear on the spring 2017 runways as well as in the design studios of emerging and established jewelry talents. Stones cut into geometric shapes and mixed metals and enameling result in styles that focus on striped or color-blocked patterns. Whether linear or squared off, these looks are current with an edgy modernity. 

Above: Sonia Rykiel spring 2017 runway. COURTESY OF REX/SHUTTERSHOCK

Pyramid diamond halo ring from Lily Kamper

Lily Kamper

18K gold Pyramid diamond halo ring with carved agate center.

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$4,445

Ezzat Chrysler earrings from Eva Fehren

Eva Fehren

Ezzat Chrysler earrings in 18K blackened white gold with black onyx and white diamonds.

evafehren.com

$9,750

Stella Explosion ring from Tomasz Donocik

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Stella Explosion ring of rubies, pink opal, white agate, white diamonds and hematite.

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$13,600 

This article originally appeared in the March 2017 edition of INSTORE.

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When There’s No Succession Plan, Call Wilkerson

Bob Wesley, owner of Robert C. Wesley Jewelers in Scottsdale, Ariz., was a third-generation jeweler. When it was time to enjoy life on the other side of the counter, he weighed his options. His lease was nearing renewal time and with no succession plan, he decided it was time to call Wilkerson. There was plenty of inventory to sell and at first, says Wesley, he thought he might try to manage a sale himself. But he’s glad he didn’t. “There’s no way I could have done this as well as Wilkerson,” he says. Wilkerson took responsibility for the entire event, with every detail — from advertising to accounting — done, dusted and managed by the Wilkerson team. “It’s the complete package,” he says of the Wilkerson method of helping jewelers to easily go on to the next phase of their lives. “There’s no way any retailer can duplicate what they’ve done.”

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Stripes and Patterns Take These Styles to the Edge

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Published

7 years ago

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Stripes and Patterns Take These Styles to the Edge

Motor sports, racing stripes and the sleek lines of the art deco movement provide inspiration for the graphic mixed-media effect of ready-to-wear on the spring 2017 runways as well as in the design studios of emerging and established jewelry talents. Stones cut into geometric shapes and mixed metals and enameling result in styles that focus on striped or color-blocked patterns. Whether linear or squared off, these looks are current with an edgy modernity. 

Above: Sonia Rykiel spring 2017 runway. COURTESY OF REX/SHUTTERSHOCK

Pyramid diamond halo ring from Lily Kamper

Lily Kamper

18K gold Pyramid diamond halo ring with carved agate center.

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lilykamper.com

$4,445

Ezzat Chrysler earrings from Eva Fehren

Eva Fehren

Ezzat Chrysler earrings in 18K blackened white gold with black onyx and white diamonds.

evafehren.com

$9,750

Advertisement

Stella Explosion ring from Tomasz Donocik

Tomasz Donocik

Stella Explosion ring of rubies, pink opal, white agate, white diamonds and hematite.

tomaszdonocik.com

$13,600 

This article originally appeared in the March 2017 edition of INSTORE.

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Related Topics:

click to Comment(Comment)
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SPONSORED VIDEO

When There’s No Succession Plan, Call Wilkerson

Bob Wesley, owner of Robert C. Wesley Jewelers in Scottsdale, Ariz., was a third-generation jeweler. When it was time to enjoy life on the other side of the counter, he weighed his options. His lease was nearing renewal time and with no succession plan, he decided it was time to call Wilkerson. There was plenty of inventory to sell and at first, says Wesley, he thought he might try to manage a sale himself. But he’s glad he didn’t. “There’s no way I could have done this as well as Wilkerson,” he says. Wilkerson took responsibility for the entire event, with every detail — from advertising to accounting — done, dusted and managed by the Wilkerson team. “It’s the complete package,” he says of the Wilkerson method of helping jewelers to easily go on to the next phase of their lives. “There’s no way any retailer can duplicate what they’ve done.”

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