Silver is one of the most popular materials for creating jewelry. In Russia, bracelets, rings and earrings from silver acquired an unprecedented popularity at the end of the 18th century. Then they could afford only the rich ladies or wives of noble men. Today, their jewelry is much more affordable. Therefore, jewelers create accessories from silver in a variety of styles and directions. But it is worth highlighting designer silver jewelry, which is distinguished by its special character.
In modern fashion, not only new, but also antique handmade ornaments of gold and silver are popular, which have their character and are part of a certain fashion era.
Silver Jewelry Tiffany
The founder of the Tiffany brand Charles Tiffany began his work on jewelry jewelry made of silver. Despite the fact that over time, in his collections there were rings, pendants, bracelets made of platinum, white and yellow gold, there still remained a special relationship to silver. Not infrequently, new hits of author silver jewelry from past collections appeared in the new line of the brand. An example can serve as a square ring with an embossed inscription "LOVE", which returned to us from 1976.
Tiffany, like others, uses stones for his ornaments, but he still gives preference to metal, creating stunning figures and whole compositions from him. Original jewelry from silver from Tiffany can surprise with its design. In its products there are such elements as:
- weaving from silver;
- extruded plot;
- Roman or Arabic numerals and much more.
Silver jewelry Swarovski
Designer jewelry made of silver Swarovski significantly distinguished from other products. It's hard to find jewelry that would be so colorful. This is a manifestation of the design style. Any female ornament - whether it's a ring, a bracelet, an earring, a pendant or a pendant, is decorated with stones of several colors that harmoniously complement each other. Masters add up the composition, the figures or simply complement them with each other, changing the shades of the stones.
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