Men's Jewellery
There are many different styles of men's jewellery. Ranging from traditional to bling, antique to modern. The trick for modern jewellery designers is to take all the best parts of traditional jewellery styles and build them into something new and unique. Maybe what makes it unique is the material, the style or the collaboration of fabrics. Here are men's jewellery categories and the looks that fall into them.
Contemporary:
Beaded rosary necklaces are a popular choice amongst young men these days. They look great with a v-neck T or an open button-down shirt, and are therefore most suitable for young men who like to sport a casual look.
Babettes are another new style which can be worn by men and women. Women might prefer to wear their babettes on longer chains capable of wrapping around their necks several times, while men would probably prefer one chain. A man who wears a babette clearly has a sense of style that he's not afraid to show.
Links- metal and coloured string bracelets. While this style of bracelet was originated by Links the brand, the trend has caught on and is now available in many stores around the world. The design combines silver with coloured string, two independently popular style of bracelet for both men and women. Combined, the finished product is something simple but spectacular.
Modern:
New takes on traditional leather and silver combinations are popular choices for men. Examples include the Rochet Bijoux bracelet, and Fossil's use of stainless steel. Modern jewellery designers like to get creative, industrial even, with their choice of materials. Pewter and copper for instance can make very unusual pieces. Especially when twisted, wound, and wrapped around interesting and precious stones. Inside out. Our new obsession with technology has a lot of designers showing their work. This is especially true for pocket watches and pendants such as compasses.
Custom:
It can be difficult to find one-of-a kind pieces of jewellery, especially for men. Unlike women, men don't often frequent vintage shops in search of antique, costume-like jewellery. Instead, they might choose to get a piece custom designed. Custom designed jewellery is common when designing family rings, wedding rings, or team rings.
Fashion:
Use of eco-friendly fabrics. With the world becoming increasingly 'green' and celebrities and models taking a deep interest in politics and the environment, jewellery and fashion designers are trying to tailor their creations to be green.
Other big trends include, skull and crossbone charms, leather cuffs, the use of canvas, braided leather, and classic, designer cufflinks.
About the Author
Tateossian was established in 1990 by Robert Tateossian, whose own international lifestyle and keen sense of aesthetics is at the heart of the company's success. Products include bracelets, necklaces, rings, and cufflinks, and are designed for both men and women. All items are of the highest quality. To learn about men's jewellery visit http://www.tateossian.com/Mens/
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