During this pandemic, buying jewelry seems very sentimental-we have seen the popularity of engravable pendants, lockets, custom nameplate necklaces, initials, amulets, amulets, etc. Each of these styles is great for grouping and layering, helping to form more neck messy spells.

But what I like most when encountering these multi-necklace series recently is that I usually add gem bead necklaces when browsing Instagram (sometimes the beads are also made of glass and other materials). Maybe these are less personalized works, but they are not necessarily less sentimental, and they provide a very interesting pop of color for layers that are usually all gold or platinum or a mixture of the two.

This necklace from Jacquie Aiche is the epitome of colorful fun, elegant and unexpected yet popular. The multi-colored gemstone beads in the rainbow row are a free-spirited appearance, which leaves a deep impression on people. It is a single product that is very suitable for summer and autumn clothing.

Beaded necklaces-a series of multi-colored opals arranged in a pattern of color blocks are exhilarating-feel luxurious but approachable, with Aiche's iconic bohemian style, instantly relaxing and exuding coolness. However, the blue-green tourmaline in the center is outlined with a diamond and rose gold frame, which contrasts sharply with the casual aesthetic, but in some way immediately becomes meaningful, even if it shouldn't. This kind of reminds me of those days when women would wear a magnificent brooch on a pearl chain, even though this combination is neither as colorful nor as avant-garde. It is like a grown sugar bead necklace, which looks delicious but lasts longer.

This combination works so well that Aiche has a whole set of styles, from multicolor opals to dark blue and pink to aquamarine and turquoise beads. They will be much more expensive than previous candy necklaces, but their value has doubled.

Top: Rose gold necklace with multicolor opal beads, blue-green tourmalines and diamonds, prices are on request; Jackie Ash

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