As we head into 2024, jewellery experts at Amore Fine Jewellery have put together their predictions and exclusive insights into the jewellery trends that will dominate this year.
About: Phil Grosso, a seasoned jeweller for four decades, hails from Hauppauge, Long Island. Mentored on Canal Street in '83, he owned a NJ store for 20 years before founding Amore Jewelry Design. Phil's repair skills and custom designs, mainly in 14/18-karat gold, reflect his dedication. His impact on the Long Island jewellery scene is profound.
Statement Pieces: Big Chain Necklaces
“In 2024, the world of jewellery is set to be dominated by bold and expressive statement pieces, with big chain necklaces taking centre stage.” Phil Grosso, a renowned expert in the industry, predicts a “resurgence of chunky and oversized necklaces that make a powerful style statement. These attention-grabbing pieces are expected to redefine accessorising, adding a touch of glamour and individuality to any ensemble.”
Silver Jewellery: Embracing Dual Tones
“Silver jewellery is making a significant comeback, but with a twist.” Grosso foresees a “trend where gold and silver are not mutually exclusive but rather harmoniously combined in a single style. This eclectic mix of metals creates a dynamic and modern aesthetic, allowing individuals to effortlessly blend different pieces into their collections. The juxtaposition of gold and silver adds a layer of versatility, making these pieces suitable for various occasions and outfits.”
Earthy Shades of Semi-Precious Stones
“Nature-inspired elements continue to influence jewellery trends in 2024, with a particular focus on earthy shades of semi-precious stones” Phil Grosso anticipates a “rise in popularity for jewellery featuring stones like agate, jasper, and turquoise in muted, natural tones. These understated yet elegant pieces are set to become staples, offering a connection to the earth and a sense of grounding through their calming colour palette.”
Stacked Jewellery: Bracelets, Rings, and Earrings
“The trend of stacked jewellery is set to evolve in 2024, extending beyond bracelets to include rings and earrings.” Grosso envisions a “fashion landscape where layering isn't limited to just one type of accessory. Bracelets, rings, and earrings will be skillfully combined to create unique and personalised looks, allowing individuals to express their creativity and style through a curated assortment of jewellery.”
Quiet Luxury Jewellery
In contrast to bold statement pieces, Grosso predicts the rise of "quiet luxury" jewellery. “Subtle, refined, and impeccably crafted pieces will take centre stage, emphasising quality over quantity. Minimalistic designs, precious metals, and discreet gemstones will define this trend, allowing wearers to exude an air of sophistication without the need for ostentatious adornments. In 2024, the allure of understated elegance is expected to captivate those seeking a timeless and versatile approach to accessorising.”
