From DIY Tool Shed Jewelry to Patterned Paper Necklaces
Courtney Scharf — January 1, 2013 — Fashion
Speaking to the crafty nature of consumers these days, this year's jewelry trends showed a strong and clear focus on pieces that were either DIY projects, or made to look like they were.
Unusual materials, whether it be spandex or bullets, helped to create an interesting and strong look to accessories, and were worked into necklaces, earrings, bracelets and more.
In terms of the actual jewelry pieces being made, new styles like nail rings and ear cuffs gained a lot of attention throughout the year. Ear cuffs are particularly appealing to customers because many of them don't require ears to be pierced.
Creative and expressive consumers will be thrilled by this year's top jewelry. To gain more in-depth insights on these trends and more, check out Trend Hunter's Jewelry Trend Report.
Unusual materials, whether it be spandex or bullets, helped to create an interesting and strong look to accessories, and were worked into necklaces, earrings, bracelets and more.
In terms of the actual jewelry pieces being made, new styles like nail rings and ear cuffs gained a lot of attention throughout the year. Ear cuffs are particularly appealing to customers because many of them don't require ears to be pierced.
Creative and expressive consumers will be thrilled by this year's top jewelry. To gain more in-depth insights on these trends and more, check out Trend Hunter's Jewelry Trend Report.
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