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Anonymous wrote:So, what jewelry is in style? I've lost track.

I don't know and I don't care. I just go with what I like.

Same. Right now the Cartier love line and the Van Cleef and Arpels Alhambra are very popular. Tiffany's Schlumberger line is also a classic. My favorite is the Edwardian period.

https://www.1stdibs.com/jewelry/rings/cluster-rings/russian-imperial-era-antique-sapphire-diamond-gold-ring/id-j_673302/

The Alhambra stuff is everywhere and so overdone. There are a million versions of rip offs. It's so basic.

Anonymous wrote:So are pendant necklaces still in style or are those dated now too (e.g. coins, dog tags, evil eyes, etc.)?

Hmm. You're saying all pendants are out?

Who are you people?

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Anonymous wrote:So, what jewelry is in style? I've lost track.

Those paperclip necklaces. Not my thing but they are everywhere

The multi-layered necklaces are still a thing, aren’t they? Seems like they should be on their way out soon.

Still loving both of these things. But you do you and stick to your simple style hon. Thank goddess some of us are different from you.

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Anonymous wrote:So, what jewelry is in style? I've lost track.

Gold chains, hoop earrings, those croissant shaped hoops.

Alll the gold jewelry I got when I was in high school for big events (confirmation, birthdays, graduations)

the croissant stuff is really outdated already.

What are croissant shaped hoops? Can someone post a link to an example? I must have missed that trend.

Is it this?
https://mejuri.com/shop/products/croissant-dome-hoops?qID=16f938ca14f8005a080ca6844202901d

Yes, and some are even more extreme/thicker.
I'm not a fan, but I do have some still from the 90s. I never get rid of my real gold jewelry. I figure it will come back in some day or I'll have a granddaughter/neice to give it to.

Get some hand me down family jewelry and wear it as a statement.

Stop being a lemming. Wear what YOU still like. That is how you develop your own style.

So are pendant necklaces still in style or are those dated now too (e.g. coins, dog tags, evil eyes, etc.)?

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Anonymous wrote:So, what jewelry is in style? I've lost track.

Gold chains, hoop earrings, those croissant shaped hoops.

All the gold jewelry I got when I was in high school for big events (confirmation, birthdays, graduations)

Ha! So true. I have several pieces saved from the 80s and early 90s that I'm actually wearing again.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, what jewelry is in style? I've lost track.

I don't know and I don't care. I just go with what I like.

Same. Right now the Cartier love line and the Van Cleef and Arpels Alhambra are very popular. Tiffany's Schlumberger line is also a classic. My favorite is the Edwardian period.

https://www.1stdibs.com/jewelry/rings/cluster-rings/russian-imperial-era-antique-sapphire-diamond-gold-ring/id-j_673302/

I love mikimoto pearl station necklaces. Timeless and a little more contemporary than the traditional strand. Which I do love too. Simple gold bracelets, diamond studs, basic small hoops in white or yellow gold
I never liked pandora personally even back when it was more trendy.

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, what jewelry is in style? I've lost track.

Gold chains, hoop earrings, those croissant shaped hoops.

Alll the gold jewelry I got when I was in high school for big events (confirmation, birthdays, graduations)

the croissant stuff is really outdated already.

What are croissant shaped hoops? Can someone post a link to an example? I must have missed that trend.

Is it this?
https://mejuri.com/shop/products/croissant-dome-hoops?qID=16f938ca14f8005a080ca6844202901d

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, what jewelry is in style? I've lost track.

Gold chains, hoop earrings, those croissant shaped hoops.

Alll the gold jewelry I got when I was in high school for big events (confirmation, birthdays, graduations)

the croissant stuff is really outdated already.

What are croissant shaped hoops? Can someone post a link to an example? I must have missed that trend.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, what jewelry is in style? I've lost track.

Gold chains, hoop earrings, those croissant shaped hoops.

Alll the gold jewelry I got when I was in high school for big events (confirmation, birthdays, graduations)

the croissant stuff is really outdated already.

I think if you have Kendra Scott that isn't the faux druzy chunky stuff that she started with, it's fine. I actually have a few of her gold necklaces that I love.

Anonymous wrote:So, what jewelry is in style? I've lost track.

Gold chains, hoop earrings, those croissant shaped hoops.

Alll the gold jewelry I got when I was in high school for big events (confirmation, birthdays, graduations)