Spring and summer jewellery is always focused on holidays, festivals and weddings. It’s colorful and fun and definitely for all ages. This makes it the best time to buy something less of an investment and more fun as the price points are low and the trends will change. We’ve had a look on the high street to find the best pieces to wear out and about this season.
Ultra Surreal Colours
Dusty colours contrasted with neons for an overall graduated look. There is something nostalgic in these colours and they often change appearance in the light. These paces are directly inspired by the love of filters in current photography and Instagram trends.
Ear jackets are definitely a piece for those in the know and looking for a more unusual twist on classic drop earrings and studs.
Folk Rave
Folk Rave lends itself to the Ultra-Surreal colour trend mixed with a festival and holiday look in one. Choose mixed bright colours, tassels and charms for a nod to this maximalist look.
Sienna Cutsie Stretch Bracelets – Accessorize – £8.00 – This bracelet is buys but beautiful. I love the bird with the turquoise beak and the mix of tassels and beads creating a look of items carefully collected over a long period of time.
3D
3D jewellery is a true love of mine as there is a more luxurious feel to the piece when you touch it. Both these pieces have a tropical island castaway feel to them but are also overlapping with other trends such as ear jackets, pineapples and the Rio Olympics.
Split Rings
Split rings have been around for a while but are making a bigger splash this summer. I’ve picked out two very different ones to capture a look statement and more delicate look.
Wood
The wooden jewellery trend has come back into our jewellery boxes with the seventies trends. Both these pieces are from Topshop and use natural wood patterns to capture the trend and an earthy vibe.
Wooden Section Ring – Topshop – £8.00 – What is most lovely about this ring is the mix of materials with earthy tones of that are gold and the brighter green coloured section. This is definitely a quirky piece and great alternative cocktail ring.