1. Navy $60 // 2. Red $60 // 3. Light Blue $90 // 4. Yellow $90

If you feel like offering a little present to your man, I’m sure he will enjoy one of these. All these bracelet will add a cool touch to any of his outfits! All bracelets are available online at MrPorter.com

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The Bjørg label has been a longtime love by us here at Trendland (and pretty much by most females around the world over). Their latest 2012 collection only deepens that love. Titled “Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost” and spanning a beautiful 18 pages, Bjørg’s lookbook-slash-storybook is what dreams are made of.
The inspiration is drawn from mythology and tales, playing with escapist and Romantic fantasies.
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Trendland favorite collage artist, Damien Blottière and Pierre Hardy designer of Hermes haute bijouterie and editor of this series partnered with French magazine Les Echos on this sumptuous editorial. They played with exceptional jewelry pieces such as Centaur ring, white and rose gold, 104 carats Aventurine ring and Diamond for some sensual and surreal compositions. Read the full story

It has been a year now that Kate Bosworth and stylist Cher Coulter have been designing an accessory line for Jewelmint. Their designs are inspired by pieces pulled from Kate’s closet, travel, runway looks and anything else that triggers their fashion appetite. Style icons in their own right, the two have found a way to make their taste accessible to just about anyone with Jewelmint. Jewelmint answers to a wide range of women, from stylish girls on a budget to busy business women who do not have the time to seek out what is hot or go look for it once they know. Read the full story

Nothing like some prominent industry to get the buzz going. Multi-talented supermodel Coco Rocha has just released a seven piece jewelry collection, together with social enterprise Senhoa, to help rehabilitate and educate the young women of Cambodia.

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Fove Designer Frederica Prock purposely uses materials that have not become precious through societal conventions. She imbues new life to metallic elements such as steel, copper, brass and aluminum, bestowing a natural grace to the wearer in tune with the natural materials.

More than pieces of jewelry, they are individual works of art: interlacing complexity, Read the full story