Geometric jewellery

Play with angles and architectural curves with contemporary geometric jewellery. This quirky category builds on strong, clean lines with elementary shapes to create modern accessories. The art deco movement inspired such geometric jewellery. Originating in the end of the 19th century, it had a profound influence and irreversibly changed fashion with its aesthetic. With the rise of city skylines and modern architecture, designers started to take inspiration from urban surroundings instead of purely nature, as was the norm before.

Emphasising large, solid shapes and using materials like highly polished metal, it combines clean geometric lines and highly stylised elements for a sophisticated, decadent look. Pure decorative lines express the beauty of the industrial age, and the reinvention of vintage styles into wearable everyday pieces still take inspiration from that era.

Modern geo jewellery rely on uncomplicated shapes that accentuate the wearer’s visage, and a sense of playfulness is retained even in the simplest earring. Streamlined triangles have been elongated into a sleek pointed drop earring, studded with a sparkling zirconia for a touch of elegance. Minimalistic silver squares hang by their point on a dainty hoop, a perfect accessory for a daytime outfit.
You could go for something bold with a stunning mosaic of gold shapes. Oversized gold building block earrings will turn heads even when worn with a simple white tee and blue jeans while spike or concentric circle pendant necklaces are hammered into sculptural crinkled textures, reflecting lighting with every minor movement.

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