Jewellery Trends - TOP TRENDS INTERNATIONAL FINE JEWELLERS ARE EMBRACING

Jewellery designers are reinterpreting past trends, creating new designs, borrowing from nature, reimagining the bygone era, and doing a lot more to create jewellery that is aesthetically pleasing and eye-catching. Suneeta Kaul examines the top trends that fine jewellery creators are embracing.

- Suneeta Kaul

Global fine jewellery brands are leaving no stone unturned (pun intended) to create new styles and new trends – from gender-fluid jewellery to grunge-inspired collections, from religious iconography to motifs borrowed from marine life, from in-your-face bold pieces to minimalist jewellery, they are trying anything and everything. It all depends on what clicks and resonates with new-age customers. Here are some of the top trends that international fine jewellers are embracing.

Using rose gold

Resorting to the use of rose gold is a major trend among big names in the fine jewellery circuit. For instance, Boghossian, a family-owned Swiss firm with Armenian heritage, historically known for dealing in exceptional gemstones, has come out with a collection called Desert Rose.

In this collection, the focus is on 18k rose gold to create flower-like formations in the desert. These formations are created when water evaporates in a shallow salt basin, resulting in crystallized minerals embedded with grains of sand. The crystals are shaped into petal-like structures by the forces of rain, wind and pressure, resulting in unique and varied appearances for each one.