sculpted silver

This year, androgynous and masculine motifs seem to have reached critical mass in women's collections, and jewelery in line with the new trend is needed to support this mixing of the sexes.

To keep up with the changes in the women's wardrobe, which is increasingly filled with menswear, boyish blazers, square-cut blouses and loose outerwear, jewelry companies needed to offer consumers jewelry that did not shy away from the pronounced masculinity of modern women's style. This is where sculptural silver comes into play.

The jewelry presented this season shows that their style is rapidly moving towards minimalism, and silver is becoming the main material.

Don't miss the design flair from world-class talents Robert Lee Morris and Elsa Peretti who, inspired by the daring 80s sculptural experiments, designed a new collection for Tiffany & Co. Equally noteworthy are the collections from Pilar Olaverri, Lynn Ban and Michael Kors, which received warm reviews for jewelry, the forms for which were borrowed more from the man-made world than from wildlife.

Putting aside talk about the sources of inspiration for new collections, let's give a little advice: sculptural jewelry is best suited to simple and enticing outfits.

Do you want to buy a piece of jewelry that will make you stand out from the crowd?

Your choice - bold necklaces, rings and bracelets with sharp geometric shapes. Unusual, almost aggressive design gives strength to the jewelry, and its owners can really make themselves known by capturing the eyes with the minimalism of their accessories.