What does 70s jewelry look like?
70s jewelry plays on color, volume and bold shapes. In the Seventies line, that means oval or round links, smooth, rounded bangles, discs and crescents, and warm or deep shades, from cream to orange, from honey to black. It is a return to the 70s with a modern look, women's 70s jewelry that gets noticed without looking like a costume.
Why choose acetate?
Acetate is the material of almost the entire line. It is light, which matters for a long necklace or a bangle you keep on all day, and its finish is smooth and glossy. It comes in solid colors, in marbled shades, as on the brown bangle, or with a tortoiseshell effect, as on the long necklace that alternates tortoiseshell links and clear links. Depending on the design, the acetate is mounted on a stainless steel fastening, on an elastic cord for some bracelets, or on an Alcantara cord for the long necklaces.
Which 70s long necklace or necklace should you choose?
Long necklaces and necklaces make up nearly half the line. A long necklace with oval links, like the Seventies Red Acetate Oval Link Long Necklace, is worn over a fine sweater or a plain dress and follows the movement of the upper body. The Seventies Carla necklace mixes oval and round links in yellow and green, the Saga necklace, in navy acetate, alternates oval and hexagonal links in shades of blue. For a 70s fashion necklace, a single piece of this kind is enough to set the tone. For other lengths, also see our long necklaces.
Which 70s earrings should you wear?
The earrings in the line take simple, colorful shapes. The oval design in navy acetate pairs a diamond shape with an oval, the raspberry design draws a crescent, attached by a stainless steel stud. The Isis earrings carry a black acetate disc on a stainless steel post, the Joyce earrings a blue circle cut into a half-moon. The stainless steel and green acetate hoop earrings play on transparency, the Flower earrings on 24 mm acrylic flowers. These shapes go well with a bun or short hair, which leaves them on show. You will find other designs among our hoop earrings.
How do you wear Seventies jewelry every day?
A single colorful piece is often enough, an acetate bangle on the wrist or a long necklace over a simple outfit. A bangle slips on without a clasp, in one move. For a bolder effect, stack two or three bangles in similar shades, cream, brown and black for example, or pink, orange and yellow for more brightness. The Yeva bangle in blue, Nami in cream or Lucy in British green can also be worn alone, and other colorful designs await you among our enameled and acetate bangles.
