Five Floral Jewellery Trends To Adopt This Spring

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Shiatzy Chen Spring Summer 24

This Spring 2024 season floral jewellery has notably evolved, diverging from the traditional, hyperrealistic and delicate designs to adopt a more maximalist approach. The latest styles are bold, loud, and vibrant, ranging from dainty, delicate pendants to statement pieces that capture attention.

Our favourite fashion houses and jewellery designers had a few tricks up their sleeves to capture the attention of their audience (and prospective shoppers). This was evident in designs like Palomo Spain’s supersize rose earrings, Rokh’s sculptural flowers, Swarovski’s delicate crystals flowers, and Simone Rocha’s dark Victorian mood.

Additionally, chains and hoops were reinterpreted, asymmetry was prominently features, as seen in collections from Zimmerman, Shiatzy Chen, Cult Gaia. In addition, the floral hair clip has made a comeback and received a sparkling update as seen at Giambattista Valli and Sophie Buhai.

Here are five floral jewellery trends the Spring Summer 2024 collections you need to adopt now!

1) SUPER SIZE ME

Palomo Spain set a dramatic tone with supersized rose earrings, pushing the boundaries of traditional floral jewellery into the realm of bold artistry.

Palomo Spain SS24. Photos: Spotlight/Launchmetrics.

Rokh opted for sculptural elegance, incorporating floral motifs into oversized necklaces and earrings.

Rokh FW24

Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood introduced pieces that blend punk influences with romantic floral motifs, creating a vibrant juxtaposition that is both edgy and elegant.

Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood

2) ROSETTES

Well it’s not just those SATC moments getting a revival. Rosettes have made a comeback as your new favourite earrings. Take for example the pink versions at Simone Rocha.

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Simone Rocha continued her exploration of femininity with intricate floral designs that add a soft, yet powerful dimension to her collections.

Simone Rocha SS24

3) RESIN

Trust esteemed brands like Chloé and Balmain to elegantly champion the refined and polished resin aesthetic, effortlessly incorporating it into their latest collections.

Chloé featured laquered large accessories adding to their boho romantic flair.

Chloé SS24

Balmain SS24

Balmain SS24

4) BEADWORK

Whether it’s fashioned out of large crystals (Moschino), delicate ones (Swarovski), or dainty beads (Cult Gaia), it’s all about getting crafty.

Moschino opted for statement and colourful in their distinct cheeky playful style.

Moschino SS24

Cult Gaia, known for its architectural and nature-inspired pieces, showcased floral jewellery that mirrors the brand’s commitment to uniquely sculptural and organic forms.

Cult Gaia

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5) DAINTY

For a look that epitomises subtlety and minimalism, turn to Buccellati, Swarovski, and Complete Works. Their spring summer 2024 offerings excelled in understated, minimal floral designs that convey a sense of delicate elegance.

Complete Works took a more minimalist approach, subtly incorporating floral elements into sleek, contemporary designs that stand out for their simplicity and elegance.

Completed Works.

Swarovski dazzled with its use of precision-cut crystals to create floral jewellery that sparkles with the vivid colours and brilliance synonymous with the brand.

Swarovski Florere necklace.

Buccellati celebrated craftsmanship with its detailed engravings and metalwork, infusing traditional jewellery-making techniques with floral themes.

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Ucha is a new brand based in Spain that focuses on meticulously handcrafted floral motif jewellery with avant-garde designs that challenge conventional forms, integrating floral motifs in unexpected ways.