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Seasonal Jewelry

Bring on the jean shorts and pack up your sweaters. It’s time to break out your summer wardrobe! The temperature is rising and styles are changing to accommodate warmer weather. Many of us will be showing a bit more skin during the summer months, making it a perfect time to show off the latest styles in jewelry.

One trend this summer includes everything in color. Turquoise and coral remain popular while more unusual designs are gaining momentum. Yellow gold is staying hot and looks gorgeous against sun-kissed skin. Dyed silver is the ultimate fashion statement in jewelry. Italian designer Calgaro’s collection includes colorful bangle bracelets in pink and blue. Necklaces, rings and earrings round out this one of a kind look.

Layering necklaces and bracelets is a top trend for this summer as well. Many designers are creating pieces to be worn together. Several dainty necklaces of different lengths are a popular look. Movement in your warm weather jewels is essential. Earrings that flutter in the breeze and bracelets that make a little noise are hot commodities this summer.

Highlight your watch with a delicate diamond bracelet or show off those new sandals with a sassy anklet. For the fashion forward customer there is no better way to emphasize a new pedicure than with a toe ring. Summer jewelry is all about having fun and mixing it up a little bit.

So let the sunshine and the gems sparkle! Allow your jewelry wardrobe to reflect the warmer weather and excitement of the summer months ahead. •


Amie Guarino is a jewelry stylist for Louis Anthony Jewelers. She has a Bachelors degree in Fashion Merchandising from West Virginia University and has studied at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City. Amie has been involved in the family business since high school. For more information, visit Louis Anthony Jewelers at 1775 North Highland Road, call 412-854-0310 or visit www.louisanthony.com.

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