Over time the concept of cocktail jewellery evolved to accommodate any ‘statement’ piece. Whether it was a ring, necklace, bracelet, brooch or earrings, the bigger and more attention-grabbing, the better. Cocktail jewellery continues to be among the most desirable additions to the passionate jewellery lover’s collection.
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