And after being introduced by celebrities such as Harry Styles, Timothée Chalamet, Justin Bieber, Katy Perry and Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, pearls are experiencing a second or perhaps their first youth as they are everywhere and for the first time they Have done so. Compromises with everyday life by becoming a pop accessory (whether they are rare, very bright and very expensive pearls from Tahitian, or millionaire Japanese pearls, or farmed like Mallorca or super synthetic for cheap jewelry or bijouterie be).
Trendy accessories for the summer of 2023 include pearls and small shiny gems, which many well-known brands and new start-ups are focusing on, such as the one recently founded by Pamela Clodoo, a former Tiffany & Co executive who has Rosette (the initial collection includes 50 pieces, with prices ranging from $150 for a thin bracelet to more than $39,000 for an 18-inch South Sea pearl necklace) ‘to highlight these organic, lustrous gems and the water needed to produce them. For’, as also reported in the New York Times. , The pearls in question are said to be organic, cultured from ‘essential water’ and a portion of the proceeds go towards projects to restore New York Harbor’s oyster reefs, protect oceans and other ecosystems.
‘Pearls are making a comeback in the world of bijoux’ it was said on the occasion of the latest spring/summer fashion shows.
ANSA Agency Pearls return to the world of bijoux and enter the metaverse – Fashion – Ansa.it The body is the source of inspiration, the design is unique with new technologies but vintage jewelry is super trendy (ANSA) ‘Pearls are projected as a fresh and youthful element and for this reason it is worn by teenagers as well. It also proves to be a genderless product, as it is often worn by men as well, such as Harry Styles, who appeared at the Met Gala in 2019 with a pearl earring.
And so now pearls are everywhere giving off the ageist aura and ‘good girl’ airs of the 50s and 60s.
They are a gender-neutral essential product of the moment, perfect for bracelets and rings for little girls, jewelery for women and even a unique accessory for men who can wear them with T-shirts and Wearing sweatshirt, jeans and shows on Tiktok and Instagram. and flip flops, like Timothée Chalamet, Justin Bieber or Harry Styles. The latter has made wearing them around the neck as well as on the ears a style signature (with thousands of imitations at bargain prices on e-commerce sites such as etsy.com, which offers ‘Harry Styles Inspired Pearl Necklaces’ for around 9 Euro).
Katy Perry also wore an eye-catching three-strand necklace with regal snap hooks at King Charles’s coronation (Vivienne Westwood’s bas-relief pearl choker necklace soon became an obsession among fashionistas), while strings of pearls often adorn her looks. are part of. The more traditional Princess of Wales, Kate.
Bracelets, earrings and pearl necklaces (even obviously fake, glass, plastic and the like) are at the top of dress trends on social networks and jewelers are trying to rethink them with innovative contemporary results. while adhering to the principles of sustainability. As sticking to the concept of ‘rebellion’ that rules social media to move away from the classic schemes of the look. “So even new pearls are intentionally ‘flawless’, every imperfection celebrated, as today’s jewelry reflects the irreverent atmosphere of a post-pandemic world,” wrote global design magazine Wallpaper.
A long list of experts in innovation from brands around the world in terms of originality and ‘rejuvenation’ of old pearl necklaces also includes an Italian jewelry brand, Lil Milan, which has created an 18K gold necklace/choker. Yellow gold with freshwater pearls and the unmistakable and unchanging name ‘Promise Me’, dedicated to summer, resistant to sea bath, rain and sun (at a price of 300 euros). Instead, this is from Matteo New York Jewelry, the Cocktail Sculpt Ring in solid gold, with a cultured freshwater pearl and a diamond in the center. Tiffany & Co. also offers a wide choice of pearls and for summer many fashion brands are offering their own versions of pearl necklaces, such as Valentino, Chanel and Jil Sander.
Every jewelery and fashion brand has its own jewelery which includes pearls as well. These include very precious white, shiny or black shells that meet the requirements of the 4S (size, shape, share and skin) or generally come from farms in the sea or fresh water where an intruder occurs. It is inserted into the mollusk (usually it is made of mother-of-pearl or pieces of mollusk, or made of plastic to obtain irregular and giant pearl shapes) to initiate a defense response and start pearl production. happens) that will surround it. Technology has long taken hold in this field and the production of these gems produces many formats and colors as the demand has changed a lot and has been revived as well.
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