Hot jewelry trends can be found at South Coast Plaza
Pia Jones
South Coast Plaza’s internationally renowned jewelry boutiques
offer the latest diamond and precious jewelry collections. Leading
designers, stylists and jewelry aficionados look to South Coast Plaza
to carry the top trends of the season. Trends to make note of include
colored diamonds, flowers, yellow gold, stackable rings, pearls and
timepieces. Perfect pearls, deep sapphires, gleaming platinum and
sparkling diamonds are a simple way to thrill any woman. For a man,
there is always rich black onyx cufflinks or an elegant timepiece.
Choose the ideal piece and witness the start of a special heirloom to
be passed down from generation to generation.
Colored Diamonds: Black, Starr & Frost specializes in colored
diamonds, including fancy pink, canary yellow, and cognac (black) in
a variety of pendants, earrings, bracelets and rings. The Haute
Joaillerie collection by Chopard includes a rectangular cut yellow
diamond ring set in a triple platinum band encrusted with yellow
diamonds. Chanel’s “Planet” ring includes a single South Sea pearl
outlined with black diamonds in a half-moon shape with a matching
pendant available.
Flowers: The camelia is the signature flower for the house of
Chanel, also known as a token of admiration, perfection and beauty.
The cacholong and gold Camelia ring and Camelia puce ring from Chanel
adorn the hands of celebrities Liv Tyler, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Tori
Spelling and others. Van Cleef & Arpels is best known for “clover
leaf” and “lotus” flowers, including the popular Alhambra collection
featuring clover shaped necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings in
white and yellow gold, diamonds, pearls, and onyx.
Yellow Gold: Bulgari’s B.zero1 collection features rings,
pendants, bracelets and earrings in yellow or white gold and pave
diamonds. To celebrate the extraordinary success of the B.zero1 line,
new sparkling jewels have been added to the collection. David Yurman,
set to open his first West Coast boutique at South Coast Plaza in
November, presents the Quatrefoil Collection featuring an 18-karat
yellow gold necklace with carved black onyx and pave diamonds. Hermes
is launching a collection of jewelry from designer Pierre Hardy,
which includes yellow gold with semi-precious stones.
Stackable rings are all the rage, giving the option to mix and
match. ICE Accessories features a heart eternity platinum and diamond
band stacked with a daisy diamond band all designed by Cathy
Waterman. Baccarat features stackable crystal rings available in all
colors of the rainbow from sapphire to ruby to jade. Bailey, Banks &
Biddle offers stackable rings in white, yellow and pink gold.
Pearls: Classic styles are back. Pair a 1940s-era tea-length dress
with a strand of pearls from Mikimoto or a sliding pearl necklace of
one pearl with bezel set diamonds on a delicate 18-karat white gold
chain. Bulgari’s Lucea collection features a multi-strand pearl and
pave set diamond necklace with white and grey pearls and matching
earrings. The Cartier de Lune collection features necklaces and
earrings with tear-like pearls falling from a trail of diamonds and
yellow gold.
Timepieces: Watches make a strong fashion statement for men and
women alike. Tiffany & Co. presents Tiffany Mark, the ultimate,
classic wristwatch collection inspired by 19th century Tiffany pocket
watches. The collection is available in platinum, 18-karat gold and
stainless steel, round and coupe shapes in large and small sizes. All
feature pedigree Swiss movements and promise to be a lifetime
classic. Move 1, the new futuristic watch designed by FRED Paris, is
available in stainless steel or gold, round or square, sophisticated
or sporty. David Yurman’s Dualtime Thoroughbred Watch is equipped
with a sophisticated movement allowing the wearer to tell time in two
time zones simultaneously. In early November, a newly expanded and
completely renovated Tourneau will be unveiled. The South Coast Plaza
store remains open during remodeling, offering the best brands in
both men’s and women’s timepieces.
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