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2010 – 2011 High End Designer Costume Jewelry Trend Forecast

If you are a collector, a fashionista or a specialty retailer in the shop knowing what the fashion jewelry trends are ongoing and the next is vital and then being able to duplicate the trend at a fraction of the designer or retail parts is essential. After much market research and trend spotting, I have compiled a list of jewelry trends for 2010 and 2011. In summary;

Massive, Dramatic and heavy metals

- Antique, vintage, Retro & New combinations

- Dramatic unique, unusual necklaces

Decorate and Bold Bracelets

Eclectic Natural · Search

Cristal ¨, Rhinestone & Art Glass Venetian

· Black, Grey and Neutral

- Color Forecasts 2010-2011

¨ & Pearls Faux Real

· Over-The-Rings Top

- Rings and Earrings huge Spider

Green Eco-Conscious Movement

 

Mass, Drama and heavy metals – Big and bold decorations are in this season.

There is no such thing as "not sufficient" and "more more-ness "is absolutely desirable. decadently decorated with drama pieces and make an important statement will be the showstoppers everyone is looking for property. Also massive metal parts such as giant pieces curb link necklace designed by Kenneth J. Lane and others and are very expensive.

Ancients Vintage, retro and new combinations – Everyone likes the look of antique, vintage and retro jewelry, and now the latest trend is to mix these carefully new and creative pieces for a unique one of a kind look. Jewelry designers such as Roberto Coin Elizabeth Locke and are beautifully infusing their new concepts and marry them to the antique and vintage looks and the resulting designs are perfect.

Drama, unique necklaces and unusual – unlike the past when massive brooches and pins were the key element of personal adornment … now is the collar. Necklaces that fill a neckline as popular bib style, or the long chain of multiple, with or without a pendant, as some of the designs can include Chopard rhinestone crosses, circles, skulls and skeletons keys. Multimedia pieces also appear to be one-of-a species that create ever popular "artist-bohemian" look and each having matching earrings to complete the sentence is what the drama and are all unique.

Bold Ornate & Bracelets – this trend has been hot for a while since Louis Vuitton made an important statement with their designs embellished cuff. Also wonderful dyed leather cuffs reminiscent of "surfer chic with ornamentation are making their appearance. massive confetti lucite bracelets like the old 50 – 60 versions, and charming metal cuffs, studs and crystals are all bigger than ever.

Natural Eclectic seems ethnic and tribal – ethnic and regional designs are always hot and this year is no exception. Taking of Native Americans or Africans use natural stones, including turquoise, agate, onyx, semi precious opaque candy colored stones such as rock and designs high-end Oscar Heyman and Katy Briscoe. angelskin beautiful pale coral and the most important yet is the red coral precious and rare is used in its raw or cut can not miss. All this incorporated into the original nature-inspired designs to create a "mother earth" appeal appeal.

 

Crystal, Rhinestone & Art Glass Venetian – this look is eternal because overlaps the appearance of fine diamonds at a fraction of the cost. Grey and black are new this year and H. "Stern Cobblestone" designer collection and use of Jane Taylor Jewelry sets of beautiful colors in interesting color combinations hang earrings, bracelets and necklaces are making any jewelry maven want these tasty morsels. The combination of Venice and Murano colorful accounts of the lamp work glass art and hand-blown glass make a wonderful combination of beauty that reflects light.

 

Black, Grey and neutral – this is an important trend in not only women but men's jewelry. It can be glass, metal, glass, lucite, pearls, leather or stainless steel anodizing. All these materials when is deliberately used to create a very sophisticated statement. Another trend in vogue is less available but the use of super cut and colored diamonds, such as Rio Tinto gray "Diamond Silver Mist Collection. Also from Italy (and who knows fashion and trends like the Italians) is the chocolate gold and is widely used in Collections of Italian jewelry designers Grisogono, Licia Mattioli and Gruosi. Chocolate Gold is beautiful with any skin tone and true lover of jewelry with a finer taste demanding fall in love with her.

2010 – 2011 Color Predictions – color stories for 2010 and 2011 moves in muted tones: gray, pale blue, pale beige and brown, soft violet, ocher wash, and then combined with more saturated colors such as yellow, violet, purple, red and cerulean blue. These colors are one step away from the jewel-tones and pastels in the past and are more unique and make great combinations. Elizabeth Gage, Tom and Paloma Picasso Munsteiner use many of these stories color in highly desirable pieces of jewelry that can be sold for $ 1000's.

Real & Faux Pearls – Pearls are pure classicism. For centuries they have been highly desired by only one type of character. However, in 2010-2011, the pearls are not your mom string of 8 mm pearls. Pearls either real or fake massive rounds come in, crying or biwa forms and are popping up everywhere. Cartier has even revived its most striking classic style of pearl combination with bright designs. Pearls can be the end of a long neck chain, incorporated into a wide collar of heavy metal chain multi dorsal, at the top a ring hanging from the ears or grouped as amulets on the wrist. They are still feminine but with a Warrior Princess "" edge.

Over The Top-Rings – whether real or false else can put on a finger, better, and the idea is "attention." Clusters of crystals, pearls, Charms, Lucite beads, reflecting a style called "French Chic Salon." Loading an incredible ring while cocktails and conversation is the Finally, "tease" and everyone will envy.

Cock Rings & Earrings Chandelier – hoop earrings is very versatile and this trend is still very strong. The largest … and … and glitzier better. Hoop earrings are 2 "- 4" long and have precious stones or diamonds on the exterior and interior are right on trend. Jewelry designer Patricia Locke and singer Ramona are creating exciting new ring designs pending. Now for a look more elegant, chandelier earrings are perfect. Bulgari, and others are giving their touch on this classic design slope. In 2010, with gradients palettes bright colors like hot pink, red, green and yellow create a striking contrast to that given to any aspect of a touch of glamorous fashion.

Eco Green Mindful Movement – thank God for this movement finally came to the indulgent world of jewelry. Increasingly, designers such as Mari and Lani Davis, Alex and Ani, and Tamra Gentry just to name a few refer to "recycle and reuse" in their design philosophies. Whether automotive paint recycling, packaging plastic milk, use newspapers, or just trash … interesting and exciting jewelry is literally popping up everywhere!.

Consider yourself noticed and now that you're armed with knowledge of market trends and predictions of what to do with them? If money is to visit the websites of the designers that have been cited in the previous. But if you are a collector on a budget or a specialty retail store in an open inventory really only have limited an option. Visit www.VintageGemsEmporium.com for a look at most of these trends at wholesale and less than retail prices. Most of all the trends identified in a section called "Trends 2010 and beyond." You will find that prices are half of what others would sell for them and have been carefully selected by the buyer and seller of jewelry more demanding. Registration is free and if you need quantities of a specific item and while supplies last, Vintage Gems Emporium will be happy to satisfy their desires.

About the Author

Candace Daugherty Owner of VBMShops, your online source for Antique, Vintage and New Fine and Costume Jewelry

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