You'll rethink your fear of creepy crawlers after you feast your eyes on this collection by Delfina Delettrez, a fourth generation Fendi (yes, that Fendi). Rich in gems and sparkles, Delettrez's jewels include everything from crown-wearing glittery frog prince rings to jewel-studded snakes, octopuses and spider webs.
Like it? Be sure to check out Delfina Delettrez's jeweled skeleton collection and Implications - Instead of placing an expensive stone on jewelry, companies can simply design pieces that separate the wearer from the crowd. While many appreciate the beauty of diamonds, there are those looking for everyday objects that represent their personality. The consumer attraction to customization allows brands to bring consumers original products that they can call their own.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Customizable Jewelry
- Brands can capitalize on the consumer attraction to customization and create original jewelry pieces that represent individual personalities.
- Non-traditional Gem Placement
- Companies can explore innovative ways of using gems and sparkles on jewelry by placing them on unexpected objects, like frogs, snakes, octopuses, and spider webs.
- Everyday Object Accessories
- Instead of using expensive stones, companies can design jewelry pieces that incorporate everyday objects, providing a unique twist to traditional accessories.
Sectors Adopting This
- Jewelry
- The jewelry industry can tap into the trend of customizable jewelry and non-traditional gem placement to offer unique and personal pieces to consumers.
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can collaborate with jewelry designers to incorporate non-traditional gem placement and everyday object accessories into their collections, offering innovative and statement-making accessories.
- Personalization
- The personalization industry can partner with jewelry brands to provide customized options for consumers, enabling them to create one-of-a-kind accessories that reflect their individuality.
