Credits: Eugenio Marongiu aka Katsukokoiso @katsukokoiso.ai

The upcoming years echo the vibrant spirit of the 1970s, a decade of political shifts, cultural transformation, and exceptional creativity. Today’s fashion and jewellery trends reflect this cyclical revival, enriched by contemporary values such as gender fluidity, women’s rights, and cultural diversity. Social movements and the “Me Era” focus on self-fulfilment inspire bold designs that celebrate individuality and nostalgia, merging natural materials with innovative craftsmanship.

Credits: GIORGIO B. @giorgiobofficial

Influences from icons like Roy Halston, the dazzling energy of Studio 54, and Yves Saint Laurent’s Bohemian Chic blend seamlessly with Bauhaus design and 80s aesthetics, creating a dialogue between past and present.

Credits: David Webb @davidwebbjewels, Carolina Neves @carolinaneves_, BECK Jewels @beckjewels 

Iconic jewellery silhouettes include hard chokers, cross necklaces, wrapping cuffs, cocktail rings, and hoop earrings, crafted with materials like gold, tubogas, black onyx, enamel, and ceramic. Gemstones such as diamonds, amethyst, aquamarine, topaz, quartz, and citrine bring vibrant hues and timeless appeal to these designs, while techniques like cable-twisted gold and coiled metals emphasise exceptional craftsmanship. Enamelled surfaces, chunky bangles, and layered necklaces add a playful, personalised touch, allowing for unique, eclectic styles. 

Credits: Alvaro O donnell @Unsplash, MARINA B @marinabjewelry

Drawing inspiration from 70s disco glam and sleek minimalist shapes, these bold designs promote a sense of individuality and creativity. This fusion of vintage aesthetics and contemporary innovation highlights jewellery’s enduring power as a medium of personal expression, proving that glamour and bold creativity remain timeless.