IK Joyeros Jewelry Gives Meaning to Manufashioning
Amelia Roblin — January 28, 2011 — Fashion
References: ikerortiz.mx & design-milk
Diamonds and crystals aren't for everyone, but girls and guys alike can appreciate the heavy-duty beauty of IK Joyeros jewelry. Founded by Iker Ortiz in Mexico, this robust brand of accessories has a diverse and durable collection that looks to be factory to fashion in a good way.
Manufactured in platinum, gold, silver, titanium and Corian, IK Joyeros jewelry takes the eggshell fragility out of embellishment, affording handsome and heard-wearing rings, necklaces and earrings that could have come straight from the toolbox.
Manufactured in platinum, gold, silver, titanium and Corian, IK Joyeros jewelry takes the eggshell fragility out of embellishment, affording handsome and heard-wearing rings, necklaces and earrings that could have come straight from the toolbox.
Trend Themes
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Robust Jewelry — Brands can innovate by creating jewelry pieces that are durable and heavy-duty to attract a wider customer base.
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Factory-to-fashion — Designers can leverage factory techniques to create unique jewelry pieces that are both durable and fashionable.
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Non-traditional Materials — Jewelry makers can explore using non-traditional materials like Corian to create new and different looks for their collections.
Industry Implications
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Jewelry — Jewelry designers and makers can look to create more durable and unique pieces using factory techniques and non-traditional materials.
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Fashion — Fashion brands can incorporate durable and heavy-duty jewelry pieces into their collections to offer a wider range of accessories for their customers.
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Industrial Manufacturing — Manufacturing companies can explore producing jewelry using their expertise to create tough and long-lasting pieces that are functional and fashionable.
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