As it is just around the corner, summer brings about the desire for a refined lightness and the jewellery world is ready to celebrate it with trends enhancing natural beauty and vibrant, fresh and sunny colours. A sought-after simplicity remains the new season’s uncontested main character, sided by the craftmanship of necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings, with consideration for the sustainability aspect. Trends that we fully espouse at Peroni&Parise. For the summer, we came up with a new development of Modern with the introduction of the Turquoise.
Modern’s new interpretation: elegance and freshness
An innovative touch, fresh but of great class. With the use of turquoise, a natural stone characteristic for its green and light blue tones, our designer Lorenzo Peroni reinterprets the Modern collection in a summer key. The new jewels’ rings, bracelets and necklaces, in which turquoise is combined with mother-of-pearl and diamonds, perfectly match tanned skin, creating an elegant and natural contrast that enhances the charm of whoever wears them.
The gems’ surfaces are strictly “flat”, the collection’s distinctive trait. This results in jewels which combine tradition, innovation and freshness, ideal for those who want a jewel that is refined and yet aligned with summer 2025 trends.
Turquoise: a stone of timeless beauty
The turquoise is a precious stone that has been loved since ancient times due to its shades ranging from sky blue to aqua green. It is composed by hydrated copper phosphate and aluminium. Used for millennia in jewellery, it has been appreciated by civilizations such as the Egyptians, Persians and Native Americans for its symbolic meaning and protective properties.
It is said that turquoise brings equilibrium, serenity and protection to whoever wears it, making it the perfect companion for the summer season. This stone was in fact used by ancient travellers and warriors, while among its properties are also that of stress and anxiety reduction and the strengthening of the immune system and counteracting inflammations.