Decades Of Waiting For Cross Domain Style To Start Again

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Except for the glittering Cufflinks and workmanship, the men and jewellery hardly intersect.

Just as the fashion world is using the concept of neutralization, a new jewellery style is born, rigid, smooth and stylish - men finally seize the opportunity.

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Ironically, all P's untiring efforts in the field of men's jewellery have come to nothing.

Only this time, the neutral design strategy accidentally conquered this bottleneck.

The fashionable appearance, exquisite workmanship and chic style, once again captured the hearts of men and women in the return of the neutral trend in the 60s and 70s of last century.

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The B Zero-1 ring (940 pounds) of P (Bvlgari) (Bulgari) is made of gold mixed with black and white ceramics, or Italy marble with green, bluestone and tobacco brown.

Paris (Chaumet)'s black ceramic Liens ring (1044 pounds), with a diamond chain.

Boucheron (Boucheron)'s best seller, Quatre ring (2230 pounds), is made of four layers of gold: gold with threaded, white gold with rhombus, square brown gold, and ribbon like rose gold; the latest style, characterized by black and black gold, is very popular among men.

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With the same spirit, Cartire (Cartier) launched last year's Juste UN Clou to reproduce the dynamic design trend of last century P.

In 1971, Italy a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > designer /a /a Aldo Cipullo, the designer of true love bracelet (Love bracelet), made a piece of crude raw materials and nails into this landmark jewelry.

This casual and unique design not only conquered women, but also fascinated men.

The inherent quality of rebellion and toughness is full of strength, temperature and wisdom under the seal of Cipullo's smooth signature.

It is worth affirming that Cipullo interprets the fast-paced enjoyment of life and the dizzying social process in the cities represented by New York, and integrates these elements into everyday jewelry, giving them fresh and forward-looking power, without falling into nostalgia.

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Less than forty years after P, Juste UN Clou bracelets and rings have not lost their attraction to people.

This design still emphasizes the sense of modernity and actively takes account of the customer's aesthetic. The difference is that the neutral design focuses on breaking the stereotype of jewelry and gender, and attaches more importance to the consumption role of men in the jewelry market.

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The Lockit Collection Series (1280 pounds) of Louis Weedon P Louis Vuitton also has the characteristics of pgender.

This design has been inspired by some traditional ways: as long as lovers put a padlock on the railing of the bridge and throw the key of the lock into the river, they will get a lasting love.

So this unadorned ring (1600 pounds) or the anklet (4550 pounds) is hung with a gold lock, accompanied by a gold key pendant.

Of course, this key is not to be thrown into the water, but to the owner of the jewelry holders wear or custody.

Louis Weedon, director of watches and jewelry Hamdi Chatti, said: "we look forward to the appearance of men's jewellery for 20 years, and now we are looking forward to it."

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< p > men wearing bracelets became an unexpected trend, but achieved the most significant symbol of neutral style in jewelry.

Shamballa jewelry can be called "one of the initiator".

Its silver bracelet with beads and fringed lace (3400 pounds) has been firmly tied to men's wrists and has successfully opened up the male market under the eyes of big names.

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Mads Kornerup, Danish creative director of P > Shamballa, had this idea in 2001; 4 years later, he founded this company in Copenhagen with her brother.

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The inspiration of "P" bracelet is rooted in Buddha beads.

According to Kornerup, the key factor in the success of bracelet is its spiritual dimension. There are customer-oriented services for customers. You can choose the color of your bracelet and beads and other raw materials according to your personal preferences.

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< p > Kornerup is a new continent that belongs to men in luxury jewelry industry.

"Jewelry has always been women's exclusive; the chemical reaction between jewelry and men has just begun.

Bracelet can be a good starting point.

In a social sense, the image of a man is no longer confined to masculinity -- although only a jewel does not have the ability to shape or alter this trait.

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At the beginning of P, Kornerup used simple gold beads in bracelets, but when he joined diamonds and rare Argyll (Argyle) stones on this basis, he also captured many women's hearts.

Now, Shamballa's bracelets, necklaces and rings are also accepted by two gender customers.

This season, they have added more vivid colors, such as ruby, sapphire, moonstone, turquoise and corals (up to 12100 pounds).

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< p > gender ambiguity always fascinates jewelry designer Hannah Martin.

She described her debut work as "Ladies' jewelry that girlfriends wanted to borrow".

This philosophy of creation has always been preserved in her later creation.

She realized that jewellery could be either a super feminist or a male element, so she began to design a style that could pcend the boundaries between men and women.

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< p > "behind every piece of my work is an imaginary character, each character representing different male styles."

She explained.

For example, her Vincent seal (400 pounds) or the Royal ring (6300 pounds) were inspired by the old gentlemen.

Her design style combines sculpture and painting, details of the atmosphere without losing sexy.

The best example is like her Shackle gold bracelet (10800 pounds) and her Spur ring (295 pounds).

Martin's clients were half male and half, and her business partner Nathan Morse said frankly, "neutral wind has promoted our business."

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< p > Japanese designer Atsuko Sano decided to design jewelry for men because it would give her greater freedom of creation.

"As a woman, my writing is always restricted by my tastes, habits and reference standards.

In designing men's designs, I can explore new shapes, forms and combinations.

She was surprised to find that black and white rhodium plated silver AS series (430 pounds) also had considerable attraction for women.

So she designed a series of women using gold and jewels.

The latest men's Cosmic rings (430 pounds) and bracelets (1700 pounds) have been integrated into the futuristic way that women favor.

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< p > cross realm styles are everywhere in the jewelry industry.

When men wear bracelets has become an acceptable business dress, this trend also touted other modern designs, including Van (Cleef & Arpels) Perl e e bracelets (4900 pounds) and rings (570 pounds), and Tiffany (Tiffany) Atlas series bracelets (4250 pounds).

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< p > classic and heavy chain once again appeared in people's sight.

For example, the same new Pomellato 67 series of sterling silver adjustment chain (960 pounds), and chain linked white iron ore Safari Pendant (1915 pounds).

Dior (Dior)'s Gourmette ring (450 pounds) is a return to the recognition bracelet of the 60s neutral tide.

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< p > looks like the pendant will be the next target of neutralization.

Day Beers's (De Beers) Talisman Medal (8650 pounds) blurred the boundaries between men and women in the design.

Men love the beauty of unprocessed diamonds. They are exquisite and unruthless. They are embedded in hammered gold and elaborate diamonds.

Day Beers concluded that slightly larger pendants were basically snapped up by men, of whom men from Asia represented.

They are attracted by the same shape of these amulets. After all, diamonds do give birth to the association of guardianship and success in ancient times.

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< p > for Belmacz designer Julia Muggenburg, the quality of "amulet" is obviously the key factor leading to the popularity of pendants in men's and women's markets.

"Men are generally becoming more idealistic and women are more confident," she said.

Based on these two pformations, she devised a new style chain (1270 pounds) - a dull and simple silver chain with silky texture, low key, but full design.

Muggenburg added: "this is specially built for the current" city pirates ".

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< p > the trend of jewelry design is constantly swinging between the sexes.

Even the traditional men's tie clip can be evolved into a lady's pin, which can be worn individually or in combination.

For women, a rugged and conspicuous pin has become a symbol of honor. For men, chain fastener is a way of self expression, whether elegant, intelligent or eccentric, but now the brooch has replaced the chain position, forming a more bold a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > dress < /a > element.

Cora Sheibani's Cloud silver pin group (3200 pounds) perfectly caters to the taste of men and women.

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< p > light and shadow, yin and Yang, men and women, jewelry design has endless possibilities.

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