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While statement necklaces shone
last year, necklines have been
baring themselves to make way
for wrist adornments. Platinum
bracelets and even watches
are earning the spotlight. Amy
Poehler stacked vintage platinum
bracelets for her carpet look at
the Golden Globes, while Amy
Adams chose a fi ve-row platinum
bracelet to complete her ensem-
ble. For a less chunky look, a
platinum line bracelet makes its
own splash as a classic staple piece
that is more consumer accessible
than some of the larger looks.
In continuing with the theme the
more the merrier, rings are pop-
ping up in twos, threes - and even
fours. Lupita Nyong subscribed
to this at the SAG Awards with a
colorful array - diamonds, onyx,
emeralds and garnets - of plati-
num cocktail rings spread across
her fi ngers. Stackables and midis
are still on trend, but this bolder
endeavor is taking it up a notch.
Platinum rings are available in a
variety of shapes, sizes and price
points - and the best part is that
a consumer will have these pieces
for a lifetime. Stacking, isolating
or playing mix and match keeps
it fresh and fun.
Of course, the only truly pre-
dictable thing about celebrity
preferences is that they are
ever-changing. But platinum
jewelry is timeless and always
in fashion.
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Sylvie Collection Romantic
Vintage cushion cut diamond
and platinum ring.
www.sylviecollection.com
Danhov Abraccio swirl
platinum and diamond stud
earrings.
www.danhov.com
