Jewellery lovers ‘on the go’ want versatile pieces for any situation
Jewellery trends that demand versatile accessories have given birth to transformable pieces
Trends in jewellery reflect the sentiment and mentality of their times. While style is personal and taste is subjective, what happens in the world affects how people seek solace in beauty.
It also reflects the changing lifestyle. “Most of our clients are mobile, travel often, have full and varied days, and would like their jewellery to suit their fast-changing lifestyles,” says Ronald Abram, a Hong Kong jeweller loved by the well-heeled. “We’re also noticing people are becoming more casual, so even at the highest price points, fine jewellery should be wearable for formal and casual occasions.”
The “My Green” ring in 18ct yellow gold set with a green emerald-cut 1,87ct tourmaline, three carved malachites and 37 brilliant-cut diamonds is recommended as a jewel that the wearer can wear any day and anywhere.
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“I have noticed that with jewellery, and luxury goods in general, people want something novel,” Modi says.