What is known is that the eclectic

fashion jewellery has been heavily influenced A slow but steady revolution is taking place inside the doors of jewellery stores all across Australia. It’s the kind of overthrow that will change the face of fashion jewellery we’ve come to know so well. Loud, chunky and embellished styles are vanishing from the display cabinets, and taking terms such as ‘ethnic’ and ‘gypsy’ with them.

Fashionistas who once loved matching lengthy strands of semi-precious stones, giant silver cuffs and dangly crystal earrings with their effortlessly “thrown together” outfits are now trawling the dress-up box for something much different.

Ladies and gentlemen, the bohemian phenomenon that has reined supreme over fashion jewellery for several years is now making way for new kind of style.

Since the beginning of the millennium, fashion jewellery has been heavily influenced by the boho-chic fashion movement. It all started when style pioneers decided to revisit the hippie influences of the 1960s, taking to the streets in flouncy skirts, coin belts, furry vests and cowboy boots. Poster girls for the what fashion mode included trendsetting starlets Sienna Miller and Ashley Olsen.