The Defensive Elements Of "Armor" Jewelry Are Black Romantic Salutes To Warriors.

< p > nowadays, jewelry has become bold, exciting and beautiful, and it has to be like "armor".

Have you noticed that the ring on the index finger is becoming more and more cumbersome, and the bracelet on the forearm is as big as the Gladiator's equipment.

The complex design of single ornaments and mountains and hills has become the past, and the necklace is now as big as armor.

At the same time, nail decorations instead of previous lines, symbols and other elements are widely used, such as the Stephen Webster brand new Superstud series, of which the bracelet sells for 1395 pounds, and the chain pierced earrings cost 1100 pounds.

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Jewelry design of P > Stephen Webster is always full of strength. He said: one of the highlights of the prevailing trend is personality and the interaction with buyers.

His evaluation of this season's jewelry design is "using a lot of blade, armor, defense elements", but there are other changes. His design has removed the Gothic Black and replaced with gorgeous and beautiful colors.

He said: "the mixture of multiple elements is the most important."

The inspiration for these new jewellery comes from punk, each of which is designed to glitter young people's faces and distinguish them from the different parts they wear.

Rings are divided into knuckle rings, full finger rings and phalangeal rings. Earrings are divided into earrings and auricles. These jewellery materials are chosen with precious materials and exquisite workmanship for production and processing.

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< p > when these independent a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" designers "/a" try to infiltrate the most charming and traditional ideas into high-end jewelry design, I am glad to see them, after all, they have made the whole luxury jewelry industry lively.

Jessica McCormack, who was born in New Zealand in London, opened a fashion boutique in Mayfair in London last May, hoping to restore the past glory of family jewelers through bold and romantic feminism.

Her design of the "desire wings" ear ring, and the design of the Serif Earrings along the auricle are all classics.

"Clean lines are the fashion of C line. I hope to learn from this and design amazing and changing jewelry."

In her view, "women want to show their personality and taste by wearing jewelry.

They want to feel feminism, but not in an aggressive way. "

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< p > Gaia Repossi is the artistic director of Monaco's official jewellery brand Repossi. She prefers to use shadow and pay attention to jewelry design. This has overturned the elegant and luxurious design style of the Repossi family.

Her Maure ring, priced at 5515 pounds, expresses her own racial concept and embodies the sensitivity of young people.

At the same time, the tremendous influence of fashion prompted her to cooperate with the famous designer Alexander Wang and Joseph Altuzarra, and created a limited edition cage like Berb re ring, which was inlaid with carefully cut turquoise.

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< p > the new concept of fashion has gradually penetrated into the mainstream fashion boutiques, such as Browns department store in London, luxury shopping website CoutureLab, and Paris to Chao Dian Colette.

The high-end jewelry design has also begun to change its style: Chaumet's new set of necklace has been lowered from the chest to the hips. The new bracelet of Cartire has added its famous Trinity tricolor ring to the chain part, while the David Morris's luxury diamond bracelet has used many jewels on the back of the hand to sell for 325000 pounds.

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< p > when I tried to wear a knuckle ring, I was shocked by this new style of jewelry.

I am wearing the works of Turkey gold sculptor Aida Bergsen, with two knuckles of black engraving rings that look like armor.

But after wearing this ring, the feeling is very special. There is a seduction of the heart and soul, and I also feel that I have become different, bringing a little beauty of snake and Scorpio.

There was a sudden rush at that time, and I wanted to change all my jewelry and styles, and now I am working hard.

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< p > < strong > the black romance < /strong > < /p > salute the warrior.

< p > jewellery is the highest praise for warriors and goddesses. This concept has gradually replaced the Feminist Trend in the past ten years.

According to Carmen Busquet, founder of luxury shopping website CoutureLab, this concept introduced from Africa and Latin America believes that jewelry symbolizes strength and protection.

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< p > British designer Dominic Jones has always been a pioneer of the trend. He was commissioned by the luxury brand Karl Lagerfeld and Vivienne Westwood to create a series of gold-plated high-end jewellery series, including the Centaur ring priced at 270 pounds.

His idea comes from the "claw fangs" and "natural guardianship". "Although it looks a bit grim, when these shapes are deconstructed, you will find they are so graceful."

"I try to make them look elegant, extravagant, and feminine," he said.

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The most attractive factor of "P" and "armor" jewelry is probably the black romance, which can be traced back to the shining armor of medieval knight.

Gold designer Elizabeth Gage's wide edition rings were popular in 1970s and 1980s, including Templar rings and Agincourt rings, priced at 9000 pounds and 16800 pounds respectively, and now they are becoming popular classics again.

American designer Loree Rodkin is one of the first people to advocate "armor" style jewelry design. Her symbolic knuckle ring is inspired by medieval metal products at a price of 7489 pounds, and the newly launched Pav Pyramid ring is inspired by the Malta cross.

Designer Jasmine Alexander is rich in imagination and style, and likes to be unconventional. Her new design of the "Templar" ring finger is influenced by the "armor" style, which sells for 900 pounds, while her rivet Revolution ring, in fact, pays tribute to the "warrior of the people", Guevara, at a price of 5200 pounds.

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< p > the designer Ileana Makri, born in Greece, launched the "shield" ring. The price of the two styles was 6200 pounds and 7700 pounds respectively, in order to commemorate the bold attempt of the American Palace jewelry brand Robert Lee Morris in 1970s.

As for the chain, the Sevan Bicakci was applied to his broad bracelet.

However, even this can not cover up the brilliance of the gold net earrings, which was designed by Elsa Peretti in 1970s for Tiffany, priced at 1275 pounds, which is intended to embody women's multifaceted roles in life and work.

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Laura Larbalestier, purchasing director of Browns department store in P, confirmed in an interview that she is gradually accepting the hyperbole of rare jewellery to keep it in sync with fashion. "Customers are enthusiastic about this, and they like it very much."

Several of the highest sales of high-end jewellery, including Asherali designed "bear claw" earrings and "screw" rings, are sold at Browns department store at 3050 pounds and 695 pounds respectively, and the retro "cigar" ring designed by Loree Rodkin, which sells for 12940 pounds, while the gemstone bracelet designed by Gaydamak costs 1595 pounds.

The birth of this design was quite accidental. The Russian Gaydamak sisters Sonia and Katia accidentally pulled it too big while playing with the bracelet on the small arm, and now it has become a trend jewellery.

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< p > the size of jewelry is very important to jewelry.

Lauren Adriana recently opened the first boutique in Notting Hill in London. She favoured big jewellery and said: "I don't like small jewels, nor do I like complicated patterns."

Her jewelry is completely original, with no fixed themes, mostly Abstract blending of shapes, colors and textures.

The "Pluto" ring, which sells for 25500 pounds, is not only exaggerated, but also sells 26500 "siren" earrings. The mythical elements added to it also make the jewelry attractive.

At the same time, they are designed according to the touch feeling, they feel very slippery, and they are very comfortable to wear.

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< p > when Adriana went all the way to find the right foundry to express and make her jewelry accurately, Annoushka Ducas, the creative director of the British jewelry brand Annoushka, also discovered this. She was very concerned about the details of her brand jewelry and named the new series jewelry as "foundry".

And added to the bracelet and necklace, priced at 995 pounds.

"I want to express a city's confidence."

"The concept today is that women buy jewelry for their own place," she said.

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< p > size and personality are the most outstanding features of designer Francesca Bristol's works. She finds that women who speak softly usually like to wear large jewels.

She said, "the jewelry I designed has always been very strong, but it can give women strength and make them feel secure."

The most distinctive feature of her latest jewellery series is an open silver plated bracelet, which sells for 5500 pounds, and a double ring ring with a number of Tibet turquoise beads arranged in a matrix pattern at a price of 6000 pounds.

Another gold plated ring with large Ruby looks like an amulet for demons and demons, priced at 5000 pounds.

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< p > however, Lesley Schiff, owner of Talisman Gallery, a jewelry store in Britain, does not think that women buy these "armor" rings for safety or personality.

Turkey sculptor Aida Bergsen, known for its exaggeration of jewelry modeling, is the Lesley Schiff's favorite to introduce London.

She said: "I think this is a kind of retro ism.

The awakening of women's self-consciousness is full of confidence in their own choice of jewelry.

"Armor" style jewelry looks particularly radical, and women want to break the tradition and embrace the dazzling luxury.

As an example, she introduced the "warrior" ring of Turkey jewelry artist Sevan Bicakci, whose design and craft were all excellent; and the Spanish jewellery brand Armenta's shield shaped gemstone ring and Earring were priced at 2710 pounds and 7130 pounds respectively. In order to ensure the well-developed rings, the designer Emily Armenta set up its own production team in Texas, including 60 women from different cultural backgrounds, all of whom received the personal training of Emily.

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"P" finally launched the original jewellery gloves designed by Shaun Leane, a new London Jewelry designer, and the British black beer family Guinness successor Daphne Guinness. It draws on the concept of "armor" jewelry and is more exaggerated on this basis.

At the beginning of the story, these two good friends are at the corner of a grand banquet.

Guinness did not like such social occasions. She told Leane that she longed for a armour to wrap herself up at this time.

So they decided to make a metal glove with jewellery on hand, with diamonds of different sizes scattered on platinum chains, and a group of flying diamonds and birds embroidered patterns.

The glove is named Contra Mundum, which means "against the world". It also introduces the black charm of armor to the shining Jewelry world.

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