The industry of jewellery runs on trends- some long lasting, some fads and some that re-emerge every few years. Sharing two of my stories on current running international jewellery trends,  written for the Solitaire magazine (Singapore) for their April- May 2015 issue.

Transformable jewellery

Jewellery pieces that  transform to make alternate treasures are always a delight to wear. The surprise element adds mystery and versatility to the jewellery, giving the power of choice and expression to the wearer and that makes for a growing trend. Now, the biggest jewellers of the world have also caught onto the trend and have started exploring the concept of modular jewellery in the finest of the fine jewellery, with the simplest to use mechanisms. This unconventional way of designing jewellery has surely redefined the way of wearing jewellery, perfectly suiting the lifestyle of the woman of today.

Read on to know more about jewellery that transforms. Written for the Solitaire Magazine (Singapore) April-May 2015 issue.

Multi-Finger Rings

Last year, the jewellery industry saw the revival of one of the boldest yet graceful jewellery trends of between-the-finger rings. From high fashion to fine jewellery, these dramatic multi-finger rings have created quite a stir in the jewellery industry and have charmed many jewellery designers as well as collectors. Side stepping the long standing rule of cocktail rings, these pieces range from bold to delicate and are unique conversation starters.

Read on to know more about multi-finger rings. Written for the Solitaire Magazine (Singapore) April-May 2015 issue.

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