Trends Flash!

Stay in the style know with the weekly Trend Flash! -- a quick reference for what's hot in fashion accessories right now. View the Trend Flash! archives to discover must-have jewelry-making supplies for creating style that sells.

Bullion Market

"The value of gold keeps rising."

—Style.com, May 2013
Deco Delight

"Art Deco-inspired pieces hark back to an earlier era of fashion while pushing an ensemble forward, as these pieces haven't become mainstream. The juxtaposition of heirlooms with a modern punch of style sets this trend apart."

—glo.msn.com, May 2013
The New Normal

"Accessories are more over-the-top than ever."

—Style.com, April 2013
She Sells Seashells

"'She sells seashells by the seashore' and this season we're buying! Look like the most stylish siren in town with fresh from the sea inspired accessories."

—Accessories e-newsletter, March 2013
Statement Jewelry

"When it comes to your rings, cuffs and necklaces, bigger is definitely better."

—Elle.com, March 2013
Bold and Beautiful

"Big and bold is served up in a variety of creations sure to make a statement."

—Eclectic Jewelry and Fashion blog, March 2013
Mesh and Chain Fringe

"Accessories are about to be heavy in the chain department and not the jailbird type, but a softer mesh-like version. From drippy chains to mesh chain jewelry to chain links, jewelry is going to be an unbreakable trend this season."

—Accessories e-newsletter, March 2013
Black & White

"Spring's most anticipated color palette, black and white, is about to stage a complete takeover...black and white combinations of all shapes and sizes are locked, loaded and ready for action."

—Accessories e-newsletter, March 2013
Orange is the New Black

"Give your outfit some pizzazz by grabbing an orange clutch or a bold orange necklace that will have everyone turning their heads."

—Accessories e-newsletter, February 2013
Passage to India

"Work this season's most exotic trend into any all-American wardrobe."

—Cosmopolitan, February 2013
Pink

"Bright fuchsia is popping up on everything…Pair with neutrals for a can't-miss look."

—People, Feb 2013
Love Triangle

"New accessories offer sharp angles and seductive curves to invigorate your wardrobe."

—In Style, February 2013
Best Western

"Faded denim and well-worn leather get an urban update with cool-girl hardware and accents."

—Cosmopolitan, February 2013
Cabana Chic

"Be the belle of the beach (club) with chic summer cover-ups and other fun-in the-sun items."

—Accessories, January/February 2013
Snake Ayes

"Blame it on Cleopatra. Jewelers have been charmed by snakes for years. But since 2013 is the Year of the Snake on the Chinese calendar, you'll be seeing many more of these coiled creatures slithering into your cases."

—JCK, December 2012/ January 2013
Fluttering By

"The ethereal butterfly alights its delicate wings on all sorts of accessories this season."

—Accessories, January/February 2013
The Shake Down

"Long, lean, and dangly, shoulder-grazing tassel earrings flirt shamelessly."

—Allure, December 2012
Such Enviable Earrings

"No one can argue with society's impassioned desire to go green. But wouldn't it be swell if this movement included the easy acquisition of emeralds? We have to admit that seeing these danglers sparkling with the deep intensity of this most regal stones makes us just a teensy bit jealous."

—InStyle, December 2012
Four Corners

"In the history of precious pendant earrings, we've seen pear shapes, lean drops and long chandeliers. The rhombus hasn't really had a moment--until now. Put on a pair with an ornate dress and give the sophisticated design its due."

—InStyle, December 2012
Winter Pastels

"Gray days get a cheerful lining with this season's icy blues, mint greens, and baby pinks, featured on everything from casual coats to couture gowns."

—InStyle, December 2012
Prehistoric Chic

"Sophisticated detailing gives these primitive artifacts a modern polish."

—Lucky, November 2012
Wear it with a T-shirt or a party dress...

"A chunky, super-glamorous crystal necklace ratchets up the style of any outfit in seconds."

—Lucky, November 2012
'80s Opulence

"The era's jeweled, gilded, more-is-more ethos is having a moment."

—Lucky, November 2012
Fabulous Florals

"Glammed-up, goth and girlish twists on the sweetest-ever motif."

—Lucky, November 2012
Cameo Appearance

"Curly-locked, cherubic ladies in profile have graced carved shell cameos since the industry got its start in Torre del Greco, Italy, in the 17th century, but don't accuse the makers of modern cameo renditions of being stodgy."

—JCK, October 2012
Lapis

"Taking its name from the popular gemstone, this luminous purplish blue is fall's standout shade."

—InStyle, November 2012
Stud Earrings

"Give any outfit that perfect finishing touch with a little pair of earrings!"

—People Stylewatch, October 2012
The Little Personal Necklace

"...has had multiple reincarnations. Until now your options were either flowery script or minimalist sans serif. No longer."

—Lucky, October 2012
Baroque Era

"Ditch the delicate chains--the best new necklaces are ornate, elaborate and completely gutsy."

—Allure, September 2012
Gypsy King

"Unleash your inner bohemian with coin bracelets, hoop earrings, and intricate prints."

—Elle, October 2012
Linked In

"Make a bold understatement with an updated version of the classic gold-link necklace. Ranging from delicate loops to funky geometrics, these chains add elegant luster to an open neckline."

—InStyle, September 2012
Cuffs

"Treat yourself to a bold bracelet--it'll add instant style to any outfit! Just pick the right one for your look and budget."

—People Style Watch, September 2012
Jeweled Necklaces

"These dramatic styles punch up any outfit, day or night! Go for understated neutral stones or vibrant colored gems."

—People Style Watch, September 2012
Black in Business

"Black is a perennial favorite in clothes and nail polish, but never have inky-stone options been so abundant."

—JCK, July-August 2012
Style Revival

"Ancient Romans used decorative pins to fasten their togas. Today's (suddenly ubiquitous) versions may be less practical, but they're practically works of art-adding instant panache to any old blazer or tired work dress. And since they run the gamut from modern to traditional, there's bound to be one you'll get stuck on."

—Lucky, September 2012
Tough Stuff

"Start your own industrial revolution with these gritty-glam pieces."

—Lucky, September 2012
Into the Wild

"Leather, feathers and fringe have boundless style potential."

—Marie Claire, August 2012
Jet Set

"Pair gold's lofty finish with black's inky depths and you get a gorgeous study in contrasts that evokes everything from medieval royals to Jazz Age flappers. Black beads, chain, enamel and leather contrast brushed, hammered and shiny gold finishes."

—Accessories Magazine, August 2012
Natural Beauties

"Classic accoutrements in earthy tones add allure to any ensemble."

—Harper's Bazaar, August 2012
Ice Age

"Throw some chunky pieces of ice in that fashion cocktail, this is one trend that's best served up chilled. Big hunks of glass and crystal are cut, faceted and embellished…for the Ice Queen in all of us."

—Accessories Magazine, August 2012
Smack on the Wrist

"Golden cuffs crafted with such intricacy and drama that it's hard to tell if they were discovered in King Tut's tomb or stolen from Wonder Woman."

—InStyle magazine, August 2012
Feather Details

"The feather movement takes flight and soars directly into the winter season and lands on accessories of all categories-- from trims on hats to metal motifs in jewelry. This feathered flock isn't flying away anytime soon."

—Accessories e-newsletter, July 2012
Oil Slick

"Dark and rich, rainbow iridescent (aka "oil slick") finishes reflect the perfect amount of light as they shine through the season."

—Accessories e-newsletter, July 2012
Bows

"No need for wrapping this season when the gift inside IS a bow. Feminine bow designs seen popping up across all accessories--from fabrics and leathers to metals, accessories are tied to perfection."

—Accessories e-newsletter, July 2012
Great Adventure

"Earthy, textured and a little daring, these safari-inspired accents are as alluring as an African sunset."

—Lucky, July 2012
Eye Candy

"The sugary-sweet look is an emphatic reaction to the minimalism of seasons past...wholesome spun sugar and no spice--everything nice."

—Allure, June 2012
Watermelon

"This pretty, punchy hue--a pinkish red with a touch of bright orange--is summer's sweetest shade."

—InStyle magazine, July 2012
In Bloom

"Rings are coming up roses, daisies and orchids. Dazzling diamonds and a bumper crop of colorful gems embellish these bold blossoms. Pick one as an apropos accent for a floral dress or a sweet highlight to a sleek pantsuit."

—InStyle magazine, July 2012
Major Metal

"There's nothing like silver to put all eyes on you."

—Glamour magazine, June 2012
Impress for Less

"Wear two statement rings next to each other for major impact."

—InStyle magazine, May 2012
Into the Blue

"Royal blue and gold tones together: so fantastically opulent."

—Lucky magazine, May 2012
Shore, I Do

"Take the plunge in pearls, shells and a sea-goddess gown."

—Brides magazine, May 2012
Get in the Swing

"Few jewelry designs are as fun as the tassel necklace. First popularized when woman danced the Charleston in the Roaring '20s, the high-spirited style now adds a flirty element to today's brightly printed dresses and all white pantsuits."

—InStyle magazine, April 2012
The Historian

"These graphic pieces toughen up romantic dresses."

—Lucky magazine, April 2012
Statement Necklace

"Not as over-the-top as last season's versions, this new incarnation combines darkened metal with glitz and a bit of color for results that don't seem wildly out of place during office hours."

—InStyle magazine, April 2012
Sporty '70s

"The look is mod but laid-back-- kind of Mary Tyler Moore on the weekend."

—Lucky magazine, April 2012
Bold as Bakelite

"Its heyday was 70 years ago, but the pretty plastic's vibrant spirit lives on in these retro-inspired pieces."

—Lucky magazine, April 2012
Brass Finery

"Minimal, stackable statement necklaces that are surprisingly light to wear."

—Vogue magazine, March 2012
Powder Play

"Plug into the season's pastels with smart accessories in mint, pale pink, sky blue and lemon."

—Vogue magazine, March 2012
Fantasy League

"Sports influences run like a streak through spring fashion."

—Vogue magazine, March 2012
The Power of Positive Dressing

"From pastels to patterns to pops of color, the pervasive message for spring is the power of positive dressing."

—Vogue magazine, March 2012
Pretty in Pastel

"Let there be light! When it comes to accessories for spring, a newfound penchant for pastels--from lemon yellows to mint greens to pale pinks--is putting a ladylike spin on the season."

—Vogue magazine, March 2012
Midcentury Mod

"Bold colors, intriguing textures, distinctive shapes--these retro pieces are ladylike and striking but not at all prim."

—Lucky magazine, March 2012
Futuristic

"Out-of-this-world sparkle, sharp geometry and intergalactic metallics conjure up a very sophisticated take on Barbarella."

—Lucky magazine, March 2012
Seafoam

"Equal parts icy and ethereal, this super-pretty pastel is an ideal shade for the first days of spring."

—InStyle magazine, March 2012
Advanced Geometry

"Angular oversize necklaces reflect an eclectic mix... The diverse influences make them conversation pieces, and you don't have to utter a single word."

—InStyle magazine, March 2012
Black & White & Bright All Over

"High-shine patent, resins and enamels pop when shown in eye-catching primary brights and set against black and white."

—Accessories magazine, Summer 2012
Up to Your Neck

"This fall's sartorial jewelry trend is on the rise... up the neck, that is. Chokers and bold collars made from luxurious exotic skins, sleek modern metals, and bold classic links put the neck in necklace this season."

—Accessories magazine, Summer 2012
Polished Prepster

"You don't have to be enrolled at a posh private school on New York's Upper East Side to get the look."

—Lucky magazine, January 2012
Hoopsters

"Hoops come in all shapes and sizes; no respectable jewelry wardrobe can be without several pairs."

—W magazine, December 2011
The George Clooney of Gemstones

"There's not a woman in the world who could look bad with George Clooney on her arm. Consider turquoise the Clooney of your closet."

—Glamour magazine, December 2011
Peacock Strut

"Peacock blue: For those ready to strut their stuff: This green-tinged blue is utterly eye catching."

—InStyle magazine, December 2011
Flapper-esque

"Party-time basics are taking on a Jazz Age flair, with ornate beading, architectural details, and flirty, flapper-esque cuts."

—Real Simple magazine, December 2011
The Noble Metallic

"This most noble metallic has shed its ritzy-glitzy Logo Age connotations, instead signaling a cool hypermodernity."

—Vogue magazine, December 2011
Drop-In Style

"Lighter than chandeliers but equally striking, these drop earrings end in a single opaque stone."

—InStyle magazine, December 2011
Coming Up Rose Gold

"Once the domain of vintage shops and Czarist Russia, rose gold feeds our unapologetic lust for a Midas Touch."

—InStyle magazine, December 2011
Juiced Up

"Get splashed with bold citrus colors."

—Accessories magazine, November 2011
Tribal Beat

"Pulsing rhythms and contrast colors create visual music."

—Accessories magazine, November 2011
Pyrite Moods

"Looking like a meteorite fallen to Earth, pyrite's unmistakable grey/gold hue adds an otherworldly touch."

—Accessories magazine, November 2011
Delicate Sparkle

"Thread-like chains and tiny twinkles are the calling cards of exquisite, understated taste."

—Lucky, November 2011
Golden Girl

"High-gloss metallic pieces serve up the perfect blend of luxe glamor."

—Harper's Bazaar, September 2011
(Hot) Pink Lady

"You don't have to be a girlie-girl to rock this shade. It's way bolder than blush--and not the least bit bashful."

—InStyle, November 2011
Color Block

"Bold bright colors assorted in geometric block patterns are a fresh take on the mod movement of the past. Seen in printed fabrications, patched leathers, enamels and more."

—Accessories email newsletter
Conversation Piece
Cocktail Rings

"For winter, fine jewelry designers are serving up imaginative conversation pieces — bold cocktail rings in an array of plant and animal motifs, from flowers to zebras, lions and tigers."

—Women's Wear Daily (wwd.com)
Faceted Stones

"Faceted stones sparkle their way through the season in an array of treasure chest worthy creations, from look-of-real styles to over-the-top faux styles in pyramids and teardrops."

—Accessories Online Trend Finder
Rhinestones

"Sparkle and shine through the holiday season with the latest rhinestone and crystal accessories."

—Accessories email newsletter, September 2011
Animal Ringdom

"Answer the call of the wild by wrapping a little creature around your finger."

—InStyle Magazine, September 2011
Burnished Metal

"There is nothing dull about the burnished metal designs we're seeing for the upcoming season. Whether old or new, this metal treatment puts a bit of antique into any design."

—Accessories Online Trend Finder
Silver Soars

"Fall's new sculptural silver accessories channel the glossy minimalist work of venerable '80s-talents like Robert Lee Morris and Elsa Peretti for Tiffany & Co."

—Harper's Bazaar,
August 2011
Metal Cuffs

"It's all about cuff love this season. Extra attention is being drawn to the wrist, as cuffs are getting bigger and bolder."

—Accessories,
email newsletter
Industrial Chic

"It's all about getting down to the nuts and bolts (and gears and chains) of things."

—InStyle Magazine,
August 2011
Primary Lessons

"Bright pick-me-up accessories triumph in emerald greens and vivid blues."

—Harper's Bazaar,
August 2011
Messy Pearls

"This Fall/Winter, keep an eye out for pearls mixed together with metal chains and other tangled treasures in messy pearl perfection."

—Accessories Online
Trend Finder
Snakes Alive

"Charm your audience in colorful skins and serpentine jewels"

—InStyle magazine,
July 2011
How to Wear Lace

"With color this crazy, you want the shapes to be simple--and no dainty accessories, please. It's gutsy all the way"

—Glamour magazine,
July 2011
Color Crash Course: Blush

"Soft and feminine, this universally flattering and versatile shade is an easy way to make a bold statement--quietly."

—InStyle magazine,
July 2011
Red

"From deep crimson, to bright fire engine, red is proving to be the color for the season."

—Accessories
email newsletter,
June 2011
Get Growing

"Be the life of the (garden) party thanks to bold, exotic blooms."

—InStyle magazine,
July 2011
Places in the Sun

"Pattern-drenched accessories in every hue imaginable ensure that you'll soak up the family-friendly season in style."

—Town & Country magazine,
June/July 2011
Feathers and Fur for Fall/Winter 2011-12

"Feathers and Fur have taken flight and landed on accessories. Rich shades of brown, oxblood and spice add textural dimension, an ultra-luxe touch, and are bound to warm up even the chilliest of days."

—Accessories magazine,
June 2011
Bohemian Rhapsody

"The caftan, ceremonial robe of Ottoman sultans and emblem of counterculture chic, rises again."

—Town & Country magazine,
June/July 2011
Insects in Jewelry

"Spiders, beetles and bees, oh my! Keep your eye out for creepy crawlers inching their way into jewelry designs this season."

—Accessories
email newsletter,
May 2011
Bright Accessories

"Bright graphic pieces prefer to be paired with bright accessories."

—Glamour magazine,
June 2011
New Necklace Trend

"Our new favorite necklace trend? The shift towards longer lengths, particularly layered ropes and pendants styles that look especially fresh after so many seasons of at-the-neck styles."

—Accessories magazine,
May 2011
Wood Jewelry

"Warm, rich wood adds an exotic touch to simple tank tops or flirty sundresses."

—InStyle magazine,
May 2011
Gold and Pink

"The color of the moment is a little gold, a little pink and so cute you'll keep on your jewelry, even at the beach!"

—Glamour magazine,
May 2011
Earthy Accessories

"Accentuate the boho mood with earthy accessories."

—InStyle magazine,
May 2011
Wood & Metal Jewelry

"Keep your eye out for the juxtaposition of man-made and natural materials. Especially pertinent right now are wood/metal combinations that play off each other in tone and texture."

—Accessories email newsletter,
April 2011
Coral Color Beads

"The coral-colored beads are such a nice shade for summer."

—InStyle magazine,
April 2011
Oxidized Sterling Silver

"Decorative carvings have left the Victorian age behind thanks to edgy new settings and updated materials, such as oxidized sterling silver."

—InStyle magazine,
April 2011
Into The Blue

"It's the color of clear skies and Caribbean waters—no wonder turquoise is the unofficial gemstone of summer and tropical vacations."

—Town & Country magazine,
April 2011
Gunmetal

"Gunmetal-crystal combination looks richer than plain pewter or shiny metal."

—InStyle magazine,
April 2011
Opal

"This iridescent gem comes in a wide array of shades from classic whites, to creamy blue-greens, to fiery reds."

—Accessories magazine,
March 2011
Geometric Shapes

"Bold designs and patterns are seen across the board and looking sharper than ever."

—Accessories magazine,
March 2011
Funky Flora

"Rendered in edgy metallics, mesh and leather, floral hair accessories lose their priss factor and gain instant style credit."

—InStyle,
March 2011
Go For Gold

"With a hot revamp, basic hoops add just the right amount o' dressiness."

—Brides magazine,
February 2011
Colorful Crystals

"A flash of bright gemstones at the neck, ears, or wrist makes a sparkling statement"

—Martha Stewart Weddings magazine,
March 2011
Metal Works

"Whether stark or ornate, burnished or matte, metallics are having a moment."

—W magazine,
January 2011
Dressing the Part

"A chunky, bold necklace livens up dominantly black winter sweaters."

—Lucky magazine,
January 2011
Living On the Edge

"Something punky this way came, as designers mined fashion's subversive dark side from hard rock to Goth glam."

—Women's Wear Daily
2011 Spring Collection
Brilliant Statements

"Take a shine to the New Year with Swarovski Elements, the timeless crystal embellishments that inspire the imagination and bring light to the season's most wanted accessories."

—Vogue magazine,
December 2010
Do Statement Accessories

"For instant glam, add a major necklace to funky pants and your favorite striped top."

—Glamour magazine,
January 2011
Market Forces

"Two very different markets are influencing spring fashion: Camden, the clamorous epicenter of London street cool, and the greenmarket, giving rise to earthily luxurious accessories."

—Vogue magazine,
December 2010
Chains of Command

"Chunky gold accents in the form of hefty gold links are the perfect complement to sleek sheaths and minimalist ensembles."

—InStyle magazine,
December 2010
Fruit Punch

"Tangerine pants, cherry-red suits, a lemon-yellow bag – vibrant colors pack zest into the season."

—Vogue magazine,
December 2010
The Strongest Links

"Multiple chains are a subtle evolution from the statement necklace. They offer more variety while providing the same impact."

—InStyle magazine,
December 2010
Party Dressing

"Tough jewelry balances all that glitz."

—Lucky magazine,
December 2010
Linked In

"Designers are updating classic metal-chain bracelets with pearl, diamond, and crystal studding. Clasp one on for a dose of glamour, day or night."

—InStyle magazine,
November 2010
Cuffs

"This holiday season, designers show the wrist some love with their bold cuff designs."

—Accessories magazine
email newsletter,
October 2010
In Perfect Shape

"Voluptuous, colorful pear earrings have curves in all the right places."

—InStyle magazine,
November 2010
Let It Bead

"A stack of bohemian bead bracelets is as easy to throw on as a trench or a pair of ballet flats. Choose a few with colorful stones or dangling charms to add extra interest to your pile."

—InStyle magazine,
November 2010
Seek Originality

"Buyers attending the Premiere Classe accessories trade fair...gravitated toward colorful vintage items and handmade looks as they sought standout items for the spring season."

—Women's Wear Daily,
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Beaded Necklaces

"Beads rule the neck this season as long strands make a comeback."

—Accessories magazine
email newsletter,
October 2010
Pearls

"Black leather and thick chains transform the demure into daring."

—InStyle magazine,
October 2010
Tough Accessories

"Leather, bracelets, and a pile of necklaces bring a dash of toughness to a ladylike dress."

—InStyle magazine,
October 2010
Statement Cuffs

"What's one piece of jewelry every woman should treat herself to? A statement cuff, which is all about strength."

—InStyle magazine,
October 2010
Pearl and Chain

"This holiday season, channel your inner lady with strands of pearls while bringing out your tougher side with a bit of metal chain."

—Accessories magazine email newsletter, October 2010
Pretty Tough

"Fragility finds its backbone with fall's unorthodox pairing of lace and leather."

—Vogue magazine, September 2010
Thick Chain-Link Necklaces

"If you want to infuse your outfit with a rebel edge, try a thick chain-link necklace."

—InStyle magazine, Fall 2010
Velvet

"A royal material sure to bring the Queen out of all of us, velvet reigns for holiday."

—Accessories,
August 2010
Bracelet and Bangle Trends, Fall 2010

"Bracelet, bangle and cuff styles are always varied, and that's good news for the longevity of most wrist jewelry we buy. Wooden bangles and bangles made with resins remain popular, and many are embellished with beads, metals and other components. The trend is towards richly colored bracelets set with metals and faux gems in multiple shapes and sizes."

—About.com, Trends for
Fall & Winter, 2009 2010 by Carly Wickell
Distressed Leather

"Worn, aged, distressed leather goes from ranch to runway and doesn't miss a beat."

—Accessories,
August 2010
Fresh Pearls

"Graphic, raw, and sculptural pearls have been reborn as cool, unfussy accessories by designers of the moment. Traditions tea party style pearls as well as edgier natural shapes adorned looks all over the runways, whether elaborately woven into ethereal dresses or draped delicately over wrists and necks. Seen in gray, black, and ivory, pearls are a luminous complement to the seasons minimal silhouettes."

—Maybelline New York
- Vogue magazine, September 2010
Black & Gold

"Rich accents easily take you from day to evening. Dark beads and metallic finishes complement hues from the softest pastels to the loudest brights."

—InStyle magazine,
August 2010
Gunmetal

"Sleek, shiny gunmetal finishes play a leading role in dramatic holiday accessories."

—Accessories,
August 2010
A Little Flash Goes a Long Way

"Whether embellished with big stones or tiny crystals, bejeweled and beaded flats polish off your look."

—InStyle magazine,
July 2010
Neon Makes a Bold Comeback

"All signs point to a neon-filled summer."

—Redbook online,
June 2010
Statement Necklaces

"Sometimes that next big thing is, literally, BIG! That's the case when it comes to Statement Necklaces. What's to love about these must-own accessories? Simply put, they turn an outfit into a fashion statement with one easy step."

—The Fashionable Housewife
Initial Jewelry

"Check out new ways to express yourself with mixed initial pendants with charms and jewels, oversized letters in unexpected fonts and enamel combos."

—Accessories, June 2010
Seeing Red

"Add a bit of red to your look. Strong color makes you come alive in your clothes – even if it's just a pop paired with neutrals."

—Glamour, June 2010
Fierce Neon

"Look Fierce for Summer! Your Plan: Start with basics, try some camo, then add the special sauce - neon accessories"

—Glamour, June 2010
Turquoise

"Wear the Prettiest Color Now: The turquoise craze also happens to be hugely flattering. Try it around your neck - turquoise jewelry lights up your face."

—Glamour, June 2010
Enameled Metal

"From belt buckles to bangles, enamel adds shine and color to the season's most eye-catching creations."

—Accessories magazine,
June 2010
Pile It On

"Gold and silver chains, braided silk macramé, sapphire and iridescent green features, leather and tulle with a crinkled finish, multicolored glass beads, and swooping Swarovski crystals all show what happens when women brazenly revel in a maximum dose of detail."

—InStyle magazine,
May 2010
Stack 'Em Up

"Grab a disparate group of bracelets and slip them all on at once to create a memorable mix."

—InStyle magazine,
May 2010
Giant Earrings

"The flash of metal and gemstones near the face highlights your gorgeous, radiant features and says you're not afraid of a little drama. Wear hair up for maximum impact."

—Glamour magazine,
April 2010
Layer Up

"It's the key to making everything you wear -- even a plain gray tee -- more interesting. Just contrast different colors and lengths."

—Glamour magazine,
April 2010
Seashell Charms

"Seashell charms look great with a breezy linen shirtdress."

—InStyle magazine,
April 2010
As Seen on the Runway: Layered Chains

"Combine link necklaces of different lengths and colors to get the all-in-one effect (displayed in Lanvin's spring show)."

—InStyle magazine,
April 2010
Spotlight on Stacked Bangles

"Load one wrist with three or four bracelets of varying textures and materials."

—InStyle magazine,
April 2010
The Jewelry

"Tarnished, exotic-looking chandelier earrings highlight the prettiest part of your neck."

—Lucky magazine
Load Up on Wrist Candy

"Load up on wrist candy. Don’t have an armful of bracelets like these? Steal a stylist’s trick and wrap a necklace around your wrist a few times."

—Glamour magazine,
March 2010
Alloy Mates

"Load up on wrist candy. Don’t have an armful of bracelets like these? Steal a stylist’s trick and wrap a necklace around your wrist a few times."

—WWD Accessories magazine, Spring issue
Alice in Wonderland

"Alice in Wonderland: Accessories inspired by travels through the looking glass. Designers are headed to Wonderland, inspired by Tim Burton’s fantastical film adaptation of our favorite fairy tale."

—Accessories magazine,
March 2010
Outrageous

"An extravagantly feminine, flamboyant mood prevails for women's Outrageous trend. Accessories appear soft and delicate, but contain a strong-willed and detailed decadence."

—WGSN
It's all about Coral and Turquoise

"Worn alone or together, these warm and cool shades create appealing choices for every skin tone."

—InStyle magazine
Oversize Hoops

"Earlobes are the new neck, at least when it comes to statement accessories."

—InStyle magazine
We got the Bead

"In sun-drenched colors or rich metals, each embellished piece [of jewelry] feels custom-made and special. So whatever you pair them with - distressed jeans or a silky dress - looks infinitely more stylish."

—InStyle magazine
Get the Look

"Mix earthy agate accessories with bohemian tie-dyes and ornate stone accents."

—Elle magazine
Charmed Life

"Tiny hearts and bows mixed with personalized accents will have you feeling nostalgic. Whether you layer them with a button-down and jeans or pair with a sleek shirt, these distinctive pieces make any outfit that much more memorable."

—InStyle magazine
January 2010
Don’t forget jewelry and girly extras

"If you’re going with all neutral colors and basic pieces, you’re definitely allowed to add some bows, a flower pin, whatever you feel like."

—Glamour magazine
January 2010
THE ACCESSORY

"Clear... The chicest adornments are ones you can see through. Bonus: They won’t clash with our outfit, so wear them with anything!"

—InStyle magazine
January 2010
Highly Decorated

"Atten-tion! Major nights out call for major glitz."

—Vogue magazine
January 2010
A Stone's Throw

"Rough and tumbled stone nuggets add a natural unfinished appeal to spring fashion, conjuring up excavational digs and artifacts from around the world. An oxidized brass bib (necklace) with dyed and natural turquoise nuggets and ethnic findings create a unique cultural mix."

—Accessories magazine November 2009

All products sold by Fire Mountain Gems and Beads are not intended for use by children 14 years of age and under.

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