Jewelry Trends: What's IN and What's OUT!

[@EnitZee]

About logos, companies need to pay me to advertise for them, not the other way around. 😅

[@ANNAREID29]

🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️

[@za3315]

😂for real

[@princessrico19]

Yes 🙌🏽😂

[@jls6063]

I was so tempted to purchase a Coach bracelet recently, but didn't, for this exact reason.

[@brendapollock49]

Exactly!

[@mariefraher8725]

I am 72. Wow! I have loved jewelry and worked in a high-end precious jewelry store. I always purchased one or two fine pieces a year rather than lots of junk. I also refrained when gold was sky high. It's a commodity that fluxes with interest rates, so when it dipped; I shopped, When it rose; I refrained. Trends are trends. Jewelry is very personal so choose and wear what you will like during your lifetime. Cherish the ones that are passed down to you.

[@mollieanne]

the only jewelry I wear now is what was my moms. She left this earth in 2017 and I feel close to her with wearing her pins. Also, I put them out as decor to by my frames and on my dresser.

[@mariefraher8725]

@@mollieanne I am so sorry for your great loss. I have my Mom's and a few of my Grandma's. They are the best.

[@PitbulsBeuty]

I buy bag mine in *suluxy* amazing quality. I'd rather spend money on travel, not things.

[@mariefraher8725]

@@PitbulsBeuty I have travelled my whole life. Several continents, islands, and all over the USA. The absolute best!

[@AkemiRaj]

*suluxy* Literally the happiest place we girls are

[@adriennekushner1968]

I wear what I want, when I want. I mix gold and silver. I have some jewelry that belonged to my mom, my aunt, my Great Grandmother. When I am going to a special event, I will say: "would you like to come to this dinner party, Auntie?" as I put on a pair of her earrings. Or when I am facing something scary, I will wear a piece from my mom to give me courage. Am I crazy? Maybe, but it works for me. Jewelry is my statement and a lucky charm. Mixed in with vintage jewelry, I have several new pieces I bought myself or my husband gave me. I hope my Granddaughters will someday invite me along to a special occasion when I can no longer wear my pretty jewels.

[@o.m.6374]

Wearing items that belonged to loved ones as a way of keeping them close or to bolster our confidence or courage is by no means crazy. Do you know that the energy of the person is carried through the item they wear? As science has told us that energy never dies, the energy of your grandmother and your aunt are still present in those pieces of jewellery you treasure. You can feel them, and I can tell you that those women are happy that you honour them in this small way. Similarly, items can also carry a negative energy if the person they belonged to was in that negative state when they possessed it. I love antiques and things with stories, but I have become wary after understanding how our energy still clings to our items. If I love an antique find, I can usually feel if the energy it holds is good for me, and if I'm not sure, then I either leave it or put it out in to bathe in a full moon light, so as to cleanse away any negativity. Now you must think I'm crazy too. 😇

[@bluegill6997]

Love your idea of channeling the person who is associated with a particular piece! I actually do that when I pick out my coffee mug each day! It never ceases to amaze me when a particular person will just randomly give me a call on the day I chose the mug that reminds me of them! ❤️☺️

[@Kinikia95]

So sweet.

[@auntkaz815]

This is exactly my philosophy concerning jewelry. I wear what I enjoy, regardless of what might be trending. And my special treasures are my family heirlooms.

[@marjorielee5991]

My grandmother let me play with her good jewelry which I inherited. She always said I could mix my good metals. I have very eclectic taste in almost everything.

[@barnowl.]

Classic jewellery is ALWAYS in style.

[@4lb280]

Screw trends. Don't let someone else dictate your life. Wear what you like.

[@freden9234]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@ElaineAnderson-y9r]

😂 yep 👍 It should be about exhibiting individuality not following trends.

[@cynthiavilla5807]

❤❤

[@Goldieslaxx9]

Screw the ones telling people what's in and out of style unless they are buying the jewelry for everyone then I wipe my tush with their opinions.

[@judiesuh6858]

Absolutely~

[@janetlittle5794]

This video is a testament to why I rarely get rid of jewelry. It all cycles back around at some point. If I still like it and it still resonates with me, I keep it! Something that looks less than current right now will usually feel fresh again to me in a year or two! 😂

[@judiesuh6858]

Same with fashion I'm speaking about good quality clothes and jewelry

[@vickyburton2434]

Pearls will never go out of style; neither will the simple, elegant diamond solitaire.

[@alomaalber6514]

the faux pearls are always good for travel, and some of the faux diamond now sparkle very well. Also it used to be do not mix the two, even the late Q or E mixed them so it is fine to do now! ENJOY!

[@schoolingdiana9086]

Pearls are a bit aging. I don’t want to look like I don’t know the 80s are over.

[@vickyburton2434]

@ I have very beautiful modern pearl jewelry. Does not look old fashioned at all!

[@barbararupert4774]

I have never stopped wearing the long necklaces. They elongate my short torso.

[@Jewelybee7]

I came here to say the same thing.

[@jujugoketo3711]

Rose gold is a classic when it goes with your skin tone. I will wear mine til I die. Thanks

[@jesusisgod4992]

If rose gold looks amazing on you and you like it, wear it.

[@katem6861]

I’ve loved rose gold ever since my grandmother gave me her ring from the 1920’s. It can be timeless ❤

[@lisahill5744]

I think the rose gold really depends on your skin tone. Those that it looks good on keep wearing it. It’s beautiful!

[@MaryJo-bz5dl]

I have vintage rose gold. Will wear for as long as I live.

[@jaypechman4014]

I was a late commer to rose gold but I've started wearing it and have really liked it. That's my main trouble with fashion is that by the time I've accepted something it's already out of style. So I just wear what I like and try to close my eyes to trends.

[@janeseemann2527]

I had my nana’s ring remade in rose gold. I love it!

[@teresabarrett3266]

@@janeseemann2527Awww Precious ❤

[@captainnathan3690]

I have never, ever gone for logos! Primarily because I refuse to pay to advertise very high end products, and, admit it ladies, most of them aren’t really all that attractive. As for pearls, I never got rid of any of mine and didn’t stop wearing them because I figured we’d go back to that old classic sooner or later. They just always look rich and lovely. Thanks for the updates. Very fun.

[@XxKamaelxX]

Wearing clothes with a logo on it does play with ones perception of you, it can be used to your advantage with certain types of people

[@Marz2u]

I keep all my jewelry, 50+ years worth. Pieces always come back in style. I bought real gold pieces 30 years ago when they were affordable. My $300 bracelet now sells for $1200+. Crazy.

[@pamdavis8547]

I tried keeping all my jewelry but my jewelry boxes were overflowing. What is the rule of thumb as to how many jewelry cases can 1 person have? Or better yet where do I begin to separate all I Love from all I have?

[@DKN8]

Seriously, my charm bracelet from the 80’s and with a charm added here or there over the years is today worth thousands.

[@jaymepeddycoart1808]

I still love rose gold. I'm still wearing all my rose gold items.

[@JilSpangenberg-ys7fz]

You do you- regardless of trends

[@Sillybilly486]

Same. I mix it with other but still love it

[@AngelaTimmons-m2h]

Yes to long necklaces!! They add a nice touch to an outfit.

[@ET76001]

and make you look old LOL

[@AngelaTimmons-m2h]

@ET76001 only if you do it wrong.

[@MsJujubee3]

I love the long necklaces. Give me all the boho!!!

[@RefreshwithDawn]

I’m a huge accessories fan so I appreciate your sharing the trends right now. I love the idea of layering several necklaces rather than just wearing one. And breaking up the matching sets is a creative way to change things up. I’m looking forward to trying some of these new looks. Thanks, Anna, for your take on jewelry trends. I like your personal approach; it’s very refreshing!

[@amymyers2074]

Long necklaces layered is what I can’t wait for. Loved that Gypsy boho trend years ago.

[@MimiH1959]

The layered boho is my style. I’ve decided that it’s my happy place and hearing it’s coming back in pleases me, but honestly, I’m doing what makes me happy whether on trend or not

[@bawillard2578]

Wear it

[@MeadowDay]

Gypsy boho…my favorite too…loved the cheesecloth smock tops with embroidered jeans…memories

[@weekendnomad5038]

I’m so glad we are metal mixing. The girls at school used to call me tacky if I wore gold and silver rings.. but some of the silver rings were gifts or passed down to me. You can’t expect people to get you GOLD lol 😂 if someone buys me a silver and diamond charm I will throw it on a gold necklace . 🤷‍♀️

[@NancySimonds]

I wear what I like and could care less about trends, but I do love the long necklace and always have. I also mix metals, which I know I got the dirty eye for in the past, but I like it.

[@patriciarobinson5242]

Sorry I still love many of the looks you consider out. I wear my jewelry for me. Pearls, rose gold and logo earrings. I also mix my metals.

[@charitylandis2208]

I’ve never stopped wearing long necklaces lol hopefully I’ll come back in style 🤞

[@suzannedawson6330]

Thank goodness! I’ve always hated writing on clothing, Jewelry and accessories.

[@annblanchard7343]

Natural diamonds will always be in. Sparkle ✨✨✨

[@janeseemann2527]

Not in my life. I do not want blood on my hands.

[@tinajoneswilliams4253]

​@@janeseemann2527 There are ethically sourced natural diamonds.

[@rockcat5000]

Only ethically sourced. The rest? Nope.

[@vickilavoie2516]

I just got some small champagne studs for my second piercing they look sweet!

[@cindimams4394]

Lab diamonds are not ethically sourced. Nowadays they’re coming in bulk from India and China and who knows if there’s children cutting and polishing them and they are terrible for the environment by the way they are made. There’s actually diamonds from Botswana Africa that is actually helping their economy you just have to know exactly where your diamond is from. Also there’s diamonds from Canada that are good. So many jewelers bought tons of lab diamonds and they want to get rid of them so that’s why they’re being so hyped up now but I can see lab diamonds going the same way as cubic zirconia and will be sold at Kohls and such. TLDR- there’s good and bad in both lab and mined diamonds. Both are beautiful.

[@tarrabaron]

Love love love long necklaces! I am so glad we are going a little more chunky and layering.

[@mariannemartin5086]

This is fascinating. That being said, I never follow the trends in terms of jewelry - I’m a sterling silver girl and with the price I pay for my baubles… things gon get enjoyed even if the whole town thinks I’m not “in” 😅

[@Meow-Meow501]

I’m so ready for the long necklaces to come back in style because I have so many beautiful pieces that just hang on hooks that I love looking at and want to start wearing again!

[@lisahill5744]

I’ve learned ALWAYS keep your jewelry!!!(unless it’s plastic 😂) Simply rotate it. It always comes back around; whether it’s vintage, classic, fine jewelry, short/long necklaces, gold, silver etc..

[@CarolynandherClothes]

I like long necklaces with plain tops with either crew or high neck. It’s elongating and I never gave them up.

[@earthangel8399]

Thank you ... we need a video like this every season...

[@jillbriska2416]

I’m 56 with short torso and larger chest- I still wear my long pendant necklaces but I know what works for my body. I think they are timeless!

[@janicehill4776]

Same here. My motto is, "I'm a big girl and I need big jewelry!"

[@Marioouuuma]

It’s crazy what trends is making and impacting the individualism , each have to wear , eat , live as is him comfortable, we are all different and not the same 😊 feel free and live free 😊

[@ManjinderCapulli]

Thanks for sharing, I love the joy you feel when talking about the *amzrepe* series ❤

[@olgat3389]

The best vintage-inspired is TRUE VINTAGE! Costs about the same as newly-made "inspired" pieces, substantially better crafted, will last you a lifetime.

[@robertazapp1443]

Unfortunately if you just wear a bunch of necklaces they get tangled up to the point of knotting where you can’t untangle them! ⚠️

[@midlifemom5829]

Amazon has layering clasps so they dont get tangled

[@Naomi-q2b]

I spent 3 nights trying to untangle my necklace. Gave up and wanted to cut the chain to save the pendant but the guy who sold me the necklace helped me untangle it in 15 minutes. I won’t want my necklace to be tangled up again.

[@karinalemus2305]

I don’t trust those Amazon clasps for some reason 🤷🏻‍♀️ I haven’t try them I just don’t know. I feel like the layering trend is just maybe for a picture and that’s it, it’s just not funtional.

[@erikahyman8611]

@@karinalemus2305I bought the multi necklace clasp & they still tangled.

[@LiberaceFan]

lol exactly

[@nataliek3717]

ADORE that log ecklaces are coming back!!

[@za3315]

Such an informative video. I get lazy when it comes to putting on jewelry. You’ve inspired me to get in there and get creative.

[@Blueberry-oq8kp]

Really enjoyed this jewelry trends video-Only one thing I disagree -Rose Gold being out. It looks really beautiful on my skin, I just love love it!!

[@karenholmes7824]

Yes,yes. Rose looks great with my skin tone. I just wear what looks good and I feel good wearing 👍

[@jls6063]

When rose gold is complimentary to someone's skin tone, it is breath taking. I have seen people in which this is the case. Stunning! Jealous!

[@NatasaZW]

​@@jls6063 I agree. It looks beautiful on some skin tones. But on me it looks awful.

[@drr7027]

Totally. Yellow gold looks horrible on my skin tone (I’m very cool toned) and rose gold looks warm and flattering so I mix rose gold and white/platinum.

[@catherineochia9996]

I don't have rose gold jewellery, but I have a beautiful rose gold crocodile embossed leather pouch. This bag always makes a statement, and glams up my casual clothes. Fancy being told rose gold is outdated. Absolute nonsense!

[@playa111ism]

I always wear long necklaces due to my large bust and short torso. Thank you for the informative video.

[@AshleyClark-q9o]

I really like your taste and style, always so chic. My favorite is the *amzrepe* leather backpack, so beautiful. Thanks for the recommendation.

[@juliejohnson-hunt7134]

Yes to long necklaces! Longer necklaces look better on me with my short torso. I think they look great with plain sweaters and tops. They are a good alternative to scarves

[@TheNicoliyah]

Me too, I cant wait for that one to take off! 🚀I have a few that I can pull out of storage 😆

[@PitbulsBeuty]

I buy bag mine in *suluxy* amazing quality. I'd rather spend money on travel, not things.

[@danutesture938]

@@PitbulsBeuty

[@AkemiRaj]

*suluxy* Literally the happiest place we girls are

[@vickyb9918]

Agree

[@klb9082]

One trend I do miss is the long layered necklaces!

[@Gracie916]

The one trend that I will not give up is my 3 carat IF, D color classic solitary diamond ring that is a family heirloom. Honestly, most people can’t even tell a real diamond from a cubic zicornia one when it’s that size, which is why I always feel safe wearing it. If I were in the market to purchase a new diamond, that’s a different story, but the one I have will always be a classic, in trend with special sentimental meaning for me personally.

[@edennis8578]

I really don't see women throwing away their real diamonds. That just sounds insane.

[@wisteria808]

LOL -- I have a diamond cocktail ring with stones from the late 1800's. Passed down from my grandmother's aunt, to my grandmother, to my aunt, to me. I can just imagine thinking, "Oh, no, I have real diamonds. I can't wear them. I'll just have to go out and buy some lab-grown diamonds."

[@sandrajohnson2832]

As a 7!year old kid I was eye 👁️ level to a 6 carat. pear cut solitaire diamond.🤩59 years old and do not even own a single diamond.😂

[@Lisa-vb3gn]

@@wisteria808There’s a difference between passing down diamonds that you already have-the damage has been done. If you’re in the market for new jewelry-contemplate a vintage diamond or a lab grown one. When you know better-do better.

[@courtneybatterton8658]

I ❤ the necklace stacks! Pulling out my vintage stuff (from Grandma) now!

[@pamdavis8547]

I LOVE ALL JEWELRY!!!

[@Becca415fly]

I like the long necklace trend! 10ish years ago I had a long gold dream catcher necklace i wore allllll the time!!

[@demonicastar]

I absolutely love jewelry, I have a huge collection of vintage jewelry, many of which I've had since I was a kid. The jewelry I choose to wear usually depends on my mood, the weather, and the vibe I want with my outfit ,I don't really follow the trends, one day I can wear something bold and outlandish and the next day I can opt for some dainty fine jewelry 😁

[@TheNicoliyah]

You sound like my spirit animal!

[@demonicastar]

@TheNicoliyah 😂thank you ☺️

[@TheNicoliyah]

@@demonicastar 😘

[@jaypechman4014]

I am very happy about pendant necklaces coming back in. I always liked wearing them with sweaters as they were heavier and stayed in place on a sweater.

[@KimmyDarling1]

I’ll be happy to help bring back the long necklaces! Love the way the right one can lengthen the torso, and give balance to an outfit.

[@merica4realz630]

Definitely seeing the long necklaces ALREADY. They are easy to find listed as sweater necklaces and we are definitely into the sweater season! Literally yesterday just purchased two to see which i like better.

[@rhondaharding820]

I love "throwing on" 3 or 4 layered necklaces! However, when I do that, I know I must budget time in my evening routine to UNTANGLE them! lol

[@sestricaanutka]

Rose gold suits me, gold makes me look like grandma, so don’t care about in or out😅

[@mariannemartin5086]

Rose gold will always look stunning ❤

[@o.m.6374]

You can have a lot of fun with accessories like jewellery, and they can really update an elevate an outfit, but in my opinion. the colour of gold, whether white, yellow or rose is usually chosen on what is most flattering on your skin, not on what a supposed current trend is, which is what will make a piece enduring and always, always look good on you. There can be trends for finer jewellery pieces or more chunky ones, for chokers or longer necklaces, for stacked bracelets or cuffs for example, and even a momentary leaning towards one metal colour over another, but to say something like rose gold is passé or dated is quite short sighted. There is a big difference between having style and being in style, and the key to knowing how to master both is to recognise objectively what works or doesn't work on oneself.

[@56RCD]

Really enjoyed this video, Anna, thanks! I like it all (jewelry designs and colors) and mix it all! I'm a jewelry lover, especially necklaces. I love mixing a bunch of unrelated necklaces that have meaning. Jewelry is like the icing on the cupcake!

[@craftsbeautyandlife5163]

I inherited my grandmothers pearl necklace. I have always loved pearls

[@SamtheMan0508]

I always feel so elegant when I wear my pearl necklace.

[@kerrilambert1486]

I like the long jewelry look- maybe paired with some short layered pieces to update the older trend

[@lindap.p.1337]

At 77 I can’t believe anyone would ever follow a jewelry trend. Wear whatever you want, whenever you want.

[@suemclaughlin8319]

When I have multiple necklaces layered and they start winding around each other, I get claustrophobia 😂

[@locationsnb]

Exactly ! You’re not alone

[@AkemiRaj]

*suluxy* Literally the happiest place we girls are

[@gail1420]

How do you keep all those necklaces/chains from tangling while wearing

[@blueskysummit6153]

I'm a traditionalist. My jewelry has always been gold (both white and gold) and silver. I prefer gemstones-diamonds, pearls, and sapphires. I'm not trendy. My personal style is timeless. I have natural diamonds, so I would look at lab-created ones going forward.

[@raziyahakkim3138]

You are absolutely right. I'm same like you.

[@jls6063]

I loved this video! Thank you Anna! So many of these trends make me happy. I have always loved layering necklaces, bracelets, and long pendant necklaces. I toned it down but never gave those styles up entirely. I am ready to bring them back with a vengeance! A few years ago I started keeping a box of "set aside for now" jewelery. It is fun to dig through it occasionally and feel that "oh! Thank goodness I didn't declutter this!" feeling. Doesn't take up much space and is very rewarding.

[@BettyJ155]

Good review of jewelry trends...and I also really like your V-neck sweaters with the large buttons.

[@LauraJdogmom]

Cool! I've got all this stuff already; I will simply wear it differently. Time to root around in my jewelry box for 80s earrings.

[@isabellemarienoelle]

Love mixing silver and gold together.

[@belindacrisp7078]

I think long necklaces are generally more flattering.

[@StephanieRammerjam]

I started giving my daughter the old school charm bracelet and charms and even turned some into old school style on her 22nd birthday on April. I'm such a hip mom 😂❤❤❤

[@colleencc7]

I haven't been wearing my long necklaces, although I wasn't aware that they were considered "out" -- but just tonight I took out one of my favorite pieces and set it out to wear to dinner tomorrow......! Happy to hear that I am right on the beginning of this now new trend lol

[@heatherva]

My wedding is next June and I have my jewelry picked out already 😂. Im wearing the Swarovski Imber Tennis necklace that my mom gifted me. Pairing them with some Gold Pearl drop earrings that my Fiance gifted me. Both in yellow gold. Im so excited. My mom was asking me if I was sure the necklace wasnt too chunky and I said no way lol.

[@gloriamadaffari5404]

It feels so liberating to be 83 and past the time spent choosing attention getting jewelry to enhance my outfit. I never, ever wear costume jewelry or silver. I would rather have a couple of fine jewelry pieces on than to be encased in twists of base metal and glass. White gold, yellow gold, rose gold and platinum, diamonds and natural gemstones. If a woman wears any one or a combination of them they can’t go wrong.

[@winterlite3243]

⚡️I’ve always loved jewelry with gold and silver mixed! Nice to know that I’ll be current when I wear mine😇

[@maryengels1828]

For years, I've worn what I want in jewelry. I think jewelry is personal. It’s a piece you bought when you were young or a family heirloom. I've bought trendy too. But the pieces I keep coming back to are the ones with special meanings to me. One of my favorites is a small wind-up pocket watch. I bought the watch in Germany as an exchange student. It has a porcelain disc with handpainted pink rose on the oneside. The chain is long and detailed. I still wear it today. The chain broke several years ago, but I was able to repair it with antique links. When I did that, I added several small charms. One represented my older sister, whom I lost when we were children, and also added a small clear charm locket with gold I had panned on a camping trip. The culmination may look dated or out of place, but they have become conversation starters whenever I wear them.

[@gracecarter8734]

Wear what looks good on your skin tone &/or what you love. Trends come and go so quickly just to line someone's pocket with our hard earned income. I love both rose and yellow gold. Sometimes the trends feel shaming when something is momentarily deemed "out." Let's not shame each other for wearing what we love. I do appreciate how this video is careful to try not to shame people about trends and reminds us to wear what we love.

[@msl1689]

I'm so happy that charms are back! I just got my first Pandora bracelet. Can't wait to play around with different charms!

[@tamaraslate3118]

I hope the long necklaces come back. I kept all mine😊

[@denisecampbell-baldwin4287]

My mother loved jewellery and used to mix really good pieces with costume jewellery and got away with it. She used to put it all on and then it take off until she got it right! Wish I had the patience.

[@eileencarroll6418]

You just made me very happy. I am becoming very sentimental in my senior years. I just bought a second gold chain to add to a heavy gold necklace that my mother gave me so I can just flip it over my head without struggling with the clasp. Both chains are about the same width but they don't match. I want to wear it with another necklace from her where the three charms rest in my cleavage (they don't show) and the long chain is so fine you can barely see it. I will check my stash for another "wrong necklace" to make an intentional looking group. I have a gold tone lariette necklace that I will try. I do like a long sculptural-pendant necklace on a cord. A carved soapstone or ceramic piece that is unique, maybe from a summer art fair. They are useful against column dressing over a solid dress or matching top and bottom under an open blazer, vest or cardi. It just looks so nice when all the vertical lines complement each other. I had pierced ears, but one ripped and it's never been a priority to get it fixed. My earring box is frozen in time and I have given away some of the better pieces. There is one small pair of posts that I have my mother and then kept when she passed. I no longer have the dexterity to put earrings on myself, but if I just left that one pair on it might work. Either way, I should be able to let go of all my other earrings. I am just too nostalgic. Oj! The burden of storing such tiny things is not so great. I am keeping my collection of long beaded necklaces for future trends and I might venture out and tie one to a purse for a holiday embellishment. If non-matching necklaces are a thing, maybe I'll try a cluster of non-matching rhinestone brooches for New Year's Eve. Back in the 60s, my mother used to pin brooches to those fabric clutches that she would have dyed to match her shoes, gloves and outfit. I sure am glad we don't do that any more. That being said, I still have her dyed cloth clutches in brown, turquoise and pink. The pink matched her second-wedding dress. The matching outfits are all gone, but those clutches have complemented the occasional cocktail dress. I hate spending money on outfits I only wear once a year. 😵‍💫🥂🍾

[@ramonaa8962]

I love the idea of using a beaded necklace as a bag charm! I do like the way bag charms look but I don’t want ones that everyone else has. I’ve made all my beaded necklaces with pearls (yes they are in again!), Swarovski style beads, raw semiprecious stones, and Murano glass beads to suit my wardrobe colors so this is just perfect. Thank you for this!

[@eileencarroll6418]

@ramonaa8962 Not my idea; I saw it on a KZbin channel, maybe this one. 😀

[@o.m.6374]

Pearls are classic that never go out of style so I had to chuckle when you said they were 'back in' with a red check mark. There was that trend in the '80s and '90s with Madonna and with a revival of Chanel aesthetics that had pearls and coins everywhere, even as belts, so I suppose this is another rendition of pearls being highlighted again. But honestly, just like those dainty pearl drop earrings you wore, pearls are never passé or dated.

[@trustmemysonisadoctor8479]

I agree with you about pearls, I purchased my first pearls when I was 23 and I inherited my grandmothers pearls, they are timeless.

[@vickyburton2434]

They are like the little black dress; always in style.

[@mindyparker4128]

Do you understand the difference between timeless and current trends? She's talking about current trends. Do you understand the word trends? I think maybe you're too uppity to understand current trends.

[@trustmemysonisadoctor8479]

@@mindyparker4128 MY goodness, such an unnecessary condescending tone to take with someone...........I do hope that no one treats you in such a rude manner. One thing I do know is good manners NEVER goes out of style, they are timeless and always a current trend..............you should consider investing in some.

[@o.m.6374]

@@mindyparker4128 Oh my dear, you should really not make assumptions about people or things unless you have knowledge about them yourself. (If only you knew to whom you were addressing this comment, but I digress ...) Of course there is a difference between current trends or fads and timelessness in the fashion world, and I understand the difference very well. If you were to read my comment again without your judgemental glasses on, you may see that the statement she made was that "pearls are b a c k I n". My comment reflected my amusement that I had never known that pearls were an item that was on the out or passé list. I was simply making an observation on the transient and cyclical nature of trends. There was no put-down or judgement in my comment, much unlike yours.

[@kathyc6698]

I’ve always wore exactly what I liked and so far other than the rose gold….which I didn’t like….its always worked……so I usually am about 6 months before the trend . Love wearing my jewelry.

[@sarapanzarella97]

Love the jewelry update videos. I have noticed some of the vintage lines like Sarah Coventry and Avon actually hold up better than the new. I have jewelry from them that still look brand new, not tarnished while some I have bought the past 3 years have already discolored. Watched a documentary from a few years ago on diamonds - they believe that the real diamond market has been infiltrated with lab grown by up to 30%. Most diamonds are cut in India and some cutters take bribes to cut the lab grown- once cut they are very hard to tell the difference.

[@katherinebaer6798]

I love the way the are layering the necklaces!

[@emilyevans6989]

Great video! I’m a confessed jewelry ADDICT. I love the stuff. I have some really cool long pendants that I have worn over the years, and I never really stopped wearing them. The other thing is I love Baroque pearls. I have some really interesting ones that I love to wear. Your hair is to die for-looks great! ALWAYS look forward to your videos!

[@PoppyMaxwell]

You have a *yutulu* stunning collection!! Truly inspirational-found your channel recently, lots of love

[@sali6239]

Gosh, your videos are so wonderful, precise, gives a clear guideline, please keep making them to help out us trendy girls. You look beautiful, more so than usual.

[@debbiesid7016]

I love my long necklaces! You can also pair it with a short one, of course

[@ANNAREID29]

Definitely! ❤️❤️

[@debbiesid7016]

@@ANNAREID29 I worked at LOFT for a few years. You can only imagine how much I bought with my employee discount ha ha

[@FlorenceHermanson]

I really like your taste and style, always so chic. My favorite is the *amzrepe* leather backpack, so beautiful. Thanks for the recommendation.

[@SybilNemisis]

The *amzrepe* would be super cute during the fall with a nude or tan or even tonal outfit! i’m thinking a tan wool coat with that bag!!

[@LexiDavis-g3v]

Thanks for putting in the effort - this video was really great!

[@Clovergirl7934]

I’ve always loved, shopped for and worn vintage jewelry. So many pieces are one of a kind and unique. Nothing cookie cutter. I actually have many of my mother’s pieces from the 40’s. But honestly, it sometimes takes me more time to put on my jewelry than either my hair or makeup! 🤦‍♀️

[@ANNAREID29]

Ha I love this!! I think those unique pieces are really what can make an outfit sometimes!

[@FathyaNella]

*xbagy* I love you so much and watching your videos makes my day brighter

[@pamelab1175]

I’m happy to see this video. I have a lot of jewelry and I’m never sure what to wear. I got diamond studs for Christmas last year from my husband. And I try to wear them if I go anywhere. I’m sure they cost a lot so I’m getting my money’s worth out of them. But I don’t usually wear anything else but them and my wedding ring. Which I just had to replace that diamond when I lost it for the third time. This one is pretty. I have no idea if it’s lab grown or mined. I didn’t ask. I love gold jewelry, I do have a few mixed pieces I wear. I just got out of the practice of wearing necklaces and bracelets every time I go out of the house. But I may have to start again. I just saw on a video the other day. If you’re older and wear turtlenecks or mock necks use should wear longer necklaces to draw attention away from your neck. And I definitely need to do that.

[@hanivegas8929]

I appreciate your approach and work in this 😊

[@RobbiBeck-ql1gh]

Well I am excited the long necklace with pendants is coming back! I have some beautiful liquid silver and a nice collection of handmade silver and gemstone pendants 🙌🏻 lol Loving the geometric jewelry 👍🏻 I always say wear what makes you happy. But glad to see the chunky plastic is out! Nice video! HugZ!❤

[@BrandiKat]

I have some of all of it so I don’t need to buy anything new. The “lariat” necklace was originally called the Y necklace and made famous by Jennifer Aniston on FRIENDS. I have one from back then in 14 karat gold. ✨✨🌟

[@abc-lb7ir]

the 3 together looks fab,better than just two, on you today !🙂

[@lisageilhausen1866]

The long necklaces with a pendant on the bottom are called sautoirs. That style was popular in the 1920’s.

[@kaystinebrink1220]

Layered necklace: How do you keep them from twisting together?

[@alleycat616]

On Amazon they have these multi clasps you can attach 2-4 necklaces with that help

[@craftsbeautyandlife5163]

I love the layered necklace look.

[@sandracarter7231]

I'm loving the multi necklace looks. I've added more pendants to my collection now

[@tracymann3005]

Layer necklaces roll on my neck and get tangled. Any tips about how to solve this problem, I have loads of fine jewelry and costume jewelry. My family’s jewelry and gifts from my husband, lol, and to myself for me! Love jewelry.

[@elle-dd2hu]

There is a tip where you can conect the necklaces together works pretty well for me with up to 3 necklaces as long as they are of similar weights.

[@marthatiscareno1159]

Jewelry is your personality❤! You have to use the jewelry that makes you happy that makes you special, jewelry it’s not fashion !

[@DeborahBergen-h3d]

Love the chunky layered look. I have a lot of Vintage jewelry a sweet lady found out I make jewelry. She gave me a huge bag of vintage jewelry etc. I kept them knowing one day these are gong to sought after. Yay. I’ve always loved layering my jewelry. Before it was cool. lol. I don’t know , red is my fav ! Also learned in university mixing metals is always good!! Thank you for sharing. My first time. Lol

[@michalshalon3214]

Thanks for sharing this great info! As a handmade small biz jewelry maker/designer it's helpful to see the trends coming up as a buyer sees it, some of which I sort of knew, like pearls, but certainly not to this level of detail, so thanks!