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David Yurman Pearl Earrings, Rings, Bracelets and Necklaces
Apr 8, 2008
Known for the signature cable jewelry, especially the cable bracelets, David Yurman has long created other designs of jewelry over the years. He creates many sub-collections featuring diamonds and semi-precious stones such as aquamarine, topaz and peridot. One such sub-collection is the David Yurman pearl collection.There are several different themes within the pearl collection. Some pieces feature pearl and diamonds, others have the signature cable detail and some are set in 18k yellow gold while .others are set in sterling silver. The pearl collection allows women to wear pearl jewelry without being super fancy and looking ready to attend an opera. Rather, the David Yurman pearl jewelry emphasizes the casual elegance that had been the staple of the Yurman enterprise since its inception.This season the casual yet still refined pearl jewelry will pair well the certain fashion trends of spring. First, the Swan Song - yes, a feather trend - will require subdued jewelry of a monochromatic and somewhat simple style. Third, the Emmanuelle look inspired by the eponymous film of the 1970s highlights white, soft pink, small ruffles, sheer chiffon and cotton to create a wistful look that is also sexy sophistication. Finally, the Lolita style, inspired by the Vladimir Nabokov novel, brings youthful dress and innocent demeanor to a new degree of seduction. Any of these fashion trends for spring will be appropriate for the gold and silver David Yurman pearl jewelry.
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