Heading out to Vegas for Jewelry Week? Here are some of the trends we are predicting you will see and that you might want to bring into your store. Some have been going strong for a few seasons, while others have been evolving for a couple of years. All are popular from the red carpet to the ready-to-wear runways to the jewelry design studios. So, why not try your luck with this trend or the others we will be showing?
Gold chains are back as a statement and a staple for your customer’s jewelry wardrobe.
I first started noticing the trend to weightier and gutsier chains in 2016, and they are being linked and looped together in creative ways. Many of the modern links take their cue from antique bold gold curb and paperclip watch chains and/or long vintage 70s large rectangular and oval links. Your clients can wear these alone or add charms and medallions. Foundrae is a perfect example of showing different lengths, styles and widths of chains and connector links to add their meaningful pendants. Add different charms or teach customers how to wear the longer versions doubled or creatively as lariats or elongated Y necklaces.
Tod’s Fall/Winter 2019/20 Runway Show
Jemma Wynne 18k gold Toujours emerald necklace with diamonds $15,750 jemmawynne.com
Sylva & Cie 14K rose gold diamond oval link chain with champagne diamonds approximately .90 TCW sylvaandcie.com. 9,750.00
Foundrae 18K gold mixed oversized clip choker. foundrae.com. $14,995
Brent Neale 18K gold textured chain link necklace. brentneale.com $9,850.
Marla Aaron heavy sterling silver curb chain with baby 14K lock. marlaaron.com $682
