Trends for Spring: Horse Jewelry That Shines

March 21st signals the first day of spring, and with the changing of the seasons comes the changing of the wardrobe — and every well dressed horsewoman needs the perfect horse jewelry to accent their apparel.  Horse jewelry comes in a number of styles: in this article, we’re going to be taking a look at some of the popular trends for spring time.

Antique and Estate Horse Jewelry

Everything old is new again, whether it’s a genuine estate piece or a modern replica, like this 14K Gold & Sterling Silver Horse Head Pendant, which is modeled on a stunning 1930’s piece.  Classic styling is always appropriate, and the fine detailing speaks to your passion for quality in all you do.

Are You Cuff Enough?

A new bold trend this spring can be spotted as close as the nearest wrist: cuff bracelets are big, big, big.  This is great news for the lover of fine horse jewelry: distinctive cuff bracelets provide the perfect platform for equestrian art.  Check out this 14K Gold and Sterling Silver Fantasy Cuff: with a trio of majestic mounts, manes flying and heads tossing, they’re the picture of high spirited grace every horsewoman holds dear.

GOLD, GOLD, GOLD

If you want your horse jewelry to be fashion forward and trend aware, you want to be wearing gold this spring!  Designers from Milan to NY are bringing out some innovative pieces in gold.  There’s a strong interest in figural work, such as this 14K Gold Horse of the Winds pin. Note the flowing mane and tail: you can almost feel the breeze whipping!  Dynamic design and fine craftsmanship ensures this is a piece that will serve you through this season and beyond!

Rose Gold Jewelry

Rose gold jewelry is bringing it’s rich and vintage flair “front and center” to the 2009 fashion scene. Whether pared with colored gemstones and precious gems, or used with white or yellow gold, rose gold jewelry has the freshest
and newest look in the current jewelry trends.

Rose gold has a long history. It was first introduced in Russia in the 19th century, and for a time was referred to as “Russian Gold”. Rose gold was also popular again in the Victorian times and into the 1920s. And is making it’s return in a big way for 2009.

This latest jewelry trend combines romance and fashion with the warm glow of rose gold. Rose gold is not only popular in current runway ready jewelry, but the popularity of vintage and antique rose gold jewelry like lockets, bracelets, brooches and rings is also enjoying renewed attention. The rare antique rose gold pieces are pieces of jewelry to treasure and had down to your loved ones.

Show Stable Artisans Has Gone To the Dogs!!

We know you come here for the finest equestrian jewelry, from stunning stunning gold pendants to striking contemporary silver , not to mention an ever changing array of one of a kind antique and estate jewelry .

But today we’re going to talk to about something a little different. Today, Show Stable Artisans has gone to the dogs! We’re enraptured with this antique Boston Terrier Dog Locket. Boston Terriers are an American original — the breed originated in the good old USA! — and they’re known for their friendly, strong, loyal, affectionate nature. Although they were originally bred as hunting dogs, Boston Terriers are now valued companions for many pet owners.

This locket, a heavy, gold-filled piece, features the striking alert features of a Boston Terrier. At 1 1/8th inches, this is a substantial piece of jewelry — yet easily swings open to accommodate a picture. It clicks securely shut, so you never have to worry about losing a treasured photo. The back of the pendant is plain, and suitable for engraving.

What an amazing gift for the Boston Terrier lover in your life! And who loves Boston Terriers? Certainly the people who own one…but that’s not all. Do you have a devoted Wizard of Oz fan in your life? They might treasure this piece, knowing that Toto, Dorothy’s beloved companion, was portrayed as a Boston Terrier in several of the original Baum Books. Boston Terriers are also the mascot of Massachusetts, Boston University and Wofford College. Perhaps you know a BU alum who would be thrilled and honored to wear this one of a kind locket!