H. Stern’s new concept collection of Wonderland rings takes the wearer down the rabbit hole where a sculpture garden grows on her fingers. Drawing inspiration from Tim Burton’s latest film, Stern’s collection is artistically sculpted with gold and diamonds and intricately detailed.
The five-piece collection of Wonderland rings features the Cheshire Cat and the spectacular Jabberwocky, which sits atop a double-band ring. Other pieces draw on the film's rich scenery. Unfortunately, the Wonderland rings are available by special order only and therefore won’t be gracing my fingers anytime soon.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Movie-inspired Jewelry
- There is an opportunity for jewelry designers to create collections based on popular movies and their iconic characters, like H. Stern did with Alice in Wonderland.
- Sculptural Rings
- There is a trend of jewelry pieces that go beyond just being decorative and become miniature sculptures in their own right.
- Exclusive Collections
- There is a trend for luxury brands to create exclusive collections of high-end jewelry, like H. Stern's Wonderland rings that are only available by special order.
Where This Applies
- Jewelry Design
- Jewelry designers could benefit from exploring ways to create movie-inspired pieces and exploratory designs that challenge the traditional idea of what jewelry can be.
- Luxury Goods
- Luxury brands that specialize in high-end, exclusive products like jewelry can create more reasons for people to invest in their products through limited edition collections like H. Stern's Wonderland rings.
- Entertainment Merchandising
- Movie studios and production companies can explore partnerships with luxury brands and allow exclusive products like H. Stern's Alice in Wonderland collection of rings to be created and marketed with movie releases.
