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Wednesday, 31st March 2004 (6328 views)

Spring trends are being showcased by vendors at the OroArezzo International Gold, Silver and Jewellery Trade Exhibition, which ends today.<BR/><BR/>The collections include bold geometric pieces, lots of movement and bi- and tri-coloured gold, reported the National Jeweller website.<BR/><BR/>A large selection of rose gold is present in the show, another proof that multiple tones of the precious metal are a big hit.<BR/><BR/>Flowers and butterflies of the season and clever pendants in myriad geometric shapes are also found throughout the collections.<BR/><BR/>Large necklaces are a major presence in the event, whether long lengths of loosely looped chains in both white and yellow gold, clusters of linked metal circles, multiple strands or cleavage-plunging Y-shaped ones.<BR/><BR/>Web-like looks, achieved through crocheted gold wire, a flat-cast of web patterns or wire wrapped around the pieces, also appear in earrings, pendants and chains.<BR/><BR/>Leather and rubber bracelets and necklaces with interchangeable white and yellow gold ornaments continue to be big sellers.

 

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