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    Symbols of Courage: 5 Edgy Jewelry Pieces

    AdminBy AdminAugust 18, 2023 LifeStyle
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    Infuse your jewelry collection with an edgy allure this fall, courtesy of John Hardy’s Spear Collection. This selection of necklaces and bracelets redefines the artisan handcrafted jewelry the label is renowned for, marked by rich textures, woven and braided links, and the captivating contrast created by the natural oxidation of sterling silver. Presenting strength and vitality without being overly precious, the collection’s captivating coiled design, inspired by the Icon collection, brings a distinctive twist to any ensemble.

    In addition, these pieces are adorned with pavé diamonds, for a subtly luxurious touch. The glint of shine enhances the striking quality of these necklaces and bracelets, offering choices of sterling silver or 14-karat gold for the necklaces, and options including blackened silver, sterling silver, and 14-karat gold and a two-toned variation for the cuff bracelet.

    Yet the Spear Collection is more than just a jewelry innovation: It embodies John Hardy’s dedication to the island of Bali and its artisanal traditions. That nod to heritage, along with the design and the pavé diamonds, add up to a collection that epitomizes creativity, luxury, and personal expression.

    Spear Pavé Flex Cuff in Sterling Silver

    Spear Pavé Flex Cuff in Sterling Silver

    Silver is back in a big way. This cuff is a perfectly elevated approach to nostalgic punk-rock designs of the ’90s—the diamonds glisten oh-so-subtly, while the woven metal silhouette looks fierce alongside moody black attire.

    Spear Pavé Flex Cuff in 14-Karat Gold

    Spear Pavé Flex Cuff in 14-Karat Gold

    Whether you’re a yellow-gold die-hard or like to mix metals, this rendition is daringly refined. We love it combined with heavier-weight bracelets, like chain links and bangles, for a modern twist.

    Spear Pavé Flex Cuff in Blackened Silver

    Spear Pavé Flex Cuff in Blackened Silver

    You can’t go wrong with blackened silver for a rebellious touch to any outfit. Enhance the pavé diamonds by pairing your cuff with a thin tennis bracelet.

    Spear Pavé Flex Cuff in Sterling Silver and 14-Karat Gold

    Spear Pavé Flex Cuff in Sterling Silver and 14-Karat Gold

    Simplify your mixed-metal look with this two-tone reclaimed silver-and-gold bracelet. The duality makes it a fail-safe choice for day or night.

    Spear Pavé Coil Choker in Sterling Silver

    Spear Pavé Coil Choker in Sterling Silver

    Silver chokers feel iconically Y2K. On days you’re feeling your edgiest vibe, reach for this coiled silhouette—far more distinctive than a delicate chain-link strand or corded design.

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    Laura Lajiness Kaupke is a freelance writer and editor covering fashion, accessories, and lifestyle topics, including beauty, home, fitness, and travel. You can see her work across various outlets, including VOGUE, Harper’s BAZAAR, ELLE, Marie Claire, InStyle, Glamour, Esquire, Women’s Health, Brides, The Zoe Report, Popsugar, Refinery 29, Coveteur, Byrdie, Well+Good, The Editorialist, among other titles and brands. Laura has worked in the fashion industry for over 11 years and held senior fashion editor positions at Popsugar and The Zoe Report, with additional experience as a copywriter and fashion publicist.

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