Jewelry is an art form, and there’s perhaps no better medium to showcase this than enamel jewelry. It has been a fashion frontrunner for a couple of years now, blending vivid colors, artistic imagery, stunning patterns, and a unique sheen. Enamel has the remarkable ability to transform the appearance of metal without diminishing its value or allure.
In the 13th century BC, Mycenaean goldsmiths crafted gold rings inlaid with enamels, marking the earliest known form of enamel jewelry. This set the stage for various other cultures, including the Greeks and Germans, to embrace this art form at different points in history. Interestingly, the term “enamel” itself originates from the German word, smelzan or smelt, referring to the process of fusing special glass powder onto metal.
Over the past few years, enamel jewelry has become a staple for those seeking a departure from conventional pieces. It appeals to all age groups, offering vibrancy for the young and sophistication for the refined.
Celebrities have embraced the enamel jewelry trend, showcasing it both on and off the red carpet. From Dua Lipa to Katy Perry, Selena Gomez to Meghan Fox, and even style icons like Sarah Jessica Parker and Anne Hathaway, enamel jewelry has become a must-have accessory. Nicole Richie takes it a step further by stacking up her enamel bracelets.
Enamel jewelry is highly stackable, allowing you to express your individual style. Whether it’s rings or bracelets, stacking offers a trendy, boho-chic look. Opt for colors from the same family or those with a cohesive aesthetic to avoid cluttering your fingers or arms with mismatched hues. Enamels in white or black tones complement colorful outfits beautifully.
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