New fashion trends of Jewellery

The New Year sees the increase of new fashion trends, and the designers at the controls of producing 2011′s iconic pieces have by now predict what clientele will be trade and wearing this year. With us all still in an financial recession, the rise in price of gold jewellery and silver jewellery is absolutely going to have an force on the jewellery industry. We are now scrapping more gold for cash than we are producing, so the demand for gold jewellery is not as well-built as once was and the finances of the UK could possibly turn people to start buying expert designer silver jewellery.

Arrays of designer jewellery  have already noted this and have begun manipulative and producing jewellery to reflect the consumer’s needs and limits. It has began to use metal a lot more in his pieces, including black and gold plated silver. It is experimenting with brass as a base metal, whilst Alexander Davis is producing pieces using bronze.

“Customers are responding more to plated ornaments and are not so high and mighty about it, because they realize it is fashionable and affordable.”

Although the trend for metals and silver is bound to rise, there are still designers catering for those that love gold jewellery. Designers such as Ana DE Costa are still producing pieces in gold, these being standout pieces in collections based around silver and precious stones.

2011 also sees the charm phenomenon still chugging away in the jewellery shops  It just may be on its last legs now, but with the trend being refreshed by new designers, you never know. The charm bracelet is currently being re-worked by designers such as, who has produced a series of charm bracelets using calf skin and minimalist charms.