Jewelry Designer Mervat Radwan: Big, Colorful Earrings on Trend

Pasant Elzaitony

Women cannot forgo jewelry as it adds elegance and glamour to the outfit and there is a new jewelry trend every season.

Famous Egyptian jewelry designer Mervat Radwan discussed with “SEE” her new jewelry polymer clay collection.

Radwan noted that jewelry fashion is directly related to fashion, which is why she presented annually two collections, one for the spring/summer and the other is for autumn/winter, each designed with the latest international fashion lines.

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*Trend

Talking about the latest jewelry trend, the designer disclosed: “Earrings are very fashionable, especially the large-sized earrings,”.

She stresses that gold and silver jewelry are no longer popular, noting that bold colors, the plain mixed with bold colors, and fruit jewelry are trendy.

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Radwan offered distinctive color combinations in her new collection by mixing plain colors such as blue, orange, and green.

She also offered innovative geometric designs to suit a large segment of jewelry lovers.

The designer also practiced polymer clay in a special method to present an enchanting appearance to each piece through harmonizing colors, which gave it a dazzling and soft appearance.

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*Golden Advice

Radwan offered helpful advice for those who desire to wear these colorful pieces. She noted that it was all about creating a state of balance between the outfit and the jewelry.

The designer stated if women wanted to wear cheerful color themes, such as roses, then it should be matched with a white or calm-colored earring.

* Green product

Radwan stresses that she is moving to make her designs environmentally friendly, or what is universally known as green product.

“I changed the metal I used to copper or silver. I am trying to reduce product wastage and re-use it with smart ideas,” she stated.

The designer added that she had also changed the packaging and turned it into cardboard packaging, which is a global trend that matches her ideas and nature-loving artistic personality.

Contributed by Yara Sameh

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