Gems Insight

The Chain: chain jewellery is part of Gems Pavilion’s iconic collections since2015 What: A saying goes that classics never die, and this remains true for chain jewellery that, after a long while, has made a great comeback right now. The Spring-Summer 2021 runways of leading brands like Givenchy, Chanel to Louis Vuitton in last September were graced by various kinds of chain elements, from being playful patterns on clothes and leather pieces to being reinterpreted as modern accessories. When: Since when did chains become part of high-end jewellery? In the case of Gems Pavilion, it started in 2016 when a white gold 18k ring decorated with the chain motif was created to be the highlight of the Index Finger Ring collection. With the simple yet sophisticated design and the technique of setting diamonds on the intertwined chain pattern, this chain ring has become an iconic creation of Gems Pavilion while the chain pattern has been constantly reinvented. Why: What makes Gems Pavilion’s chain collection unique and stand out is the light and fluid design that enables the jewellery to be floating as second skin, whether it is on a finger, an ear, a neck or a wrist, while fittingly showcasing the iconic chain pattern. The diamonds decorating on the surface make the piece look luxurious and sophisticated, while the spacing between the interlacing loops reveals the beauty and delicacy of the setting on which the diamonds are seamlessly fit. In short, chain jewellery is not only unique but also understatedly

How to pick a-trendy wedding ring? With a fresh new year upon us, not only are New Year festivities going strong, but it’s also prime time for many couples to tie the knot. At the top of the list of wedding must-haves apart from the dress and venue is no doubt the wedding ring. Here we will get up to date on the four hot trends for wedding rings in 2020. Hello “Halo” The round cut stone is the most familiar and classic design for wedding rings. Because the round cut goes well with fingers of all shapes and sizes, it is one of the first choices for anyone looking to invest in a nice ring. Interestingly, in 2020, there has been a surge of creative takes on the simple round cut design. You will see round diamond rings decorated with jewels enveloping the main stone and larger round jewels when compared to last year. “Heart” marked the year. Heart-shaped diamond ring designs seem to be catching waves as well. We will certainly see a parade of brides in 2020 going with this style. Heart-shaped jewellery is expected to see a rise, making it a contender to round cut jewellery as brides are looking to break the mold for something a bit extra on their special day. All photos: Courtesy of brands Three in One Meghan Markel, Duchess of Sussex, is one of the most influential women of 2019 in terms of style, according to the website Lyst. Not surprisingly,

It looks like the jewelry industry will be thriving again in this upcoming new year with a variety of eye-catching designs from designers who are determined to create show-stopping pieces for 2020. Today we’ve gathered five jewelry trends of late to help you decide which beautiful piece you want to invest in. Big Hoops, Big Hits If you’re a big fan of fashion week runways, you might have noticed a strong trend with earrings this past season. But these 2020 earrings are not meant to be bride material. They’re coming with hoops so large that people will be looking at your earrings before even noticing you. These big bold hoops are the legacy of divas like Cher and Madonna. Asymmetrical Not often seen in the jewelry world, this trend plays with asymmetry and creates new interest by throwing out old expectations that earrings should be perfectly identical or that jeweled necklaces should be anchored down the middle. Women can now spark new conversations by pairing a long diamond earring with a stud earring or wearing just one stunning earring to the gala. Necklaces are also no longer designed to be a perfect circle. Challenge your definition of beauty in the world of fashion and jewelry in this new decade of 2020. Life is too short. But jewelry is never too large. The 1980s was not only the golden age of fashionable clothes. When culture rose to new heights, people’s lifestyles did as well. People were extravagant in every way, including