Egyptian jewelleries are the new trendsetters

Egyptian jewelleries are the new trendsetters

When we hear the word Egypt, Pyramids and mummies are the first few things that come to our mind. However, in the fashion vertical, ancient Egypt has become the new trendsetter. Egyptian jewellery has swept the Spring Summer 2019 and has been in the fashion industry since then. Whether it is the chunky statement or the unique designs, jewellery from ancient Egypt are catching attention.

A growing number of popular jewellery designers are taking inspiration from Egyptian jewellery and showcasing them in the shows. Chanel’s pre-fall 2019 collection and Metier’s d’Art were influenced by the presence of jewellery from Ancient Egypt. Even the Balmain’s SS19 also honoured the intricate ancient jewellery with a revival Ancient theme. The latest in the craze of Ancient Egypt inspired jewellery was Zuhair Murad’s homage to Ancient Egypt through the Spring Summer 20 Couture Collection. The theme was Eye of Horus that included glittering gold, hieroglyphic prints, and Cleopatra eye makeup.

Fashion Events Dominated By Egyptian Jewellery

There were plenty of fashion shows and events that were inspired by Ancient Egyptian jewellery here’s some of the major events that caught the attention of the fashion enthusiasts:

Met Gala 2019

We have seen plenty of celebrities attempting to pull out the Ancient Egyptian style. For instance, Beyonce has a never-ending love for Egypt-inspired jewellery. However, only Billy Porter managed to take the craze to the next level by making a stunning red carpet entry to the Met Gala 2019. The Pose’s star Billy Porter made the best entry to Met Gala 2019 by arriving on a litter that was carried by six shirtless men. It was a theatrical nod to the Ancient Egypt inspired style and jewellery.

Egyptian Revival Jewellery Collaboration

Claire van Holthe is known as an Ancienne Ambiance jewellery designer, and the Egyptian Revival Jewellery Collaboration was an incredible thing coming from the designer. The Ancienne brand heritage is already focused on the Ancient Egypt theme and products reflecting the historical era. There were plenty of stunning pieces of jewellery from renowned designers who made every attempt to bring out the best of Ancient Egypt style.

Chanel’s Metier’s d’Art 2019

At New York’s Metropolitan Museum, Chanel introduced a Cleopatra inspired line of jewellery. The event was hosted in the Temple of Dendur, an Egyptian monument that was gifted to the Met Museum 40 years back. The theme was based on floaty white lines and blends of Egyptian gold tones. Other designs were pyramid and hieroglyphic designs.

Balmain SS19

Balmain’s Spring Summer 2019 was also based on Ancient Egypt. While the dresses were mummy-like bandages, the pieces of jewellery were inspired by the Cleopatra-styled. Balmain’s SS19 contributed to the Egyptian jewellery trend in the fashion industry. Balmain kick-started a new season of Ancient Egypt fashion style.

Popular Jewellery Pieces Inspired By Ancient Egypt

A few of the Egyptian pieces of jewellery that are currently trending among people and become major trendsetters are mentioned below. Ancient Egyptian pieces of jewellery are inspired by thousands of deities, symbols, and elements. So, you will be witnessing a lot of these things in the jewellery pieces.

Scarab Beetle

Khepri, the Egyptian god, was showcased as a scarab beetle. According to Egyptian mythology, the Khepri was responsible for renewing the sun every day by rolling it to the horizon and carry it to the other world after the sunset. Hence, the scarab is an important symbol that was made into jewellery. You can find scarab rings and bracelets in pink and amethyst sapphires.

Mummy Pendants

We all know that mummies are an integral part of the Egyptian culture, and turning them into jewellery is the best possible thing. These Egyptian pieces of jewellery are not scary like the real mummies. You will see adorable pendants depicting the mummy figures of popular Queens or rulers.

Eye Of Horus

Eye of Horus is what reflects the Egyptian culture; you will generally find them in necklaces and chains in blue and green colour. Blending the modern gold into Ancient Egyptian pieces. There were plenty of fashion shows in the past that highlighted the Eye of Horus style in the jewellery pieces. It primarily depicts royal; power and protection. Horus was Osiris’s son and symbolized good health. The Ancienne Ambiance X Claire van Holthe Jewellery collection made quite a buzz in the industry.

The Bottom Line

Jewellery trends keep on changing and creating new trends in the industry. One of the latest trends that are here to stay is Egyptian jewellery. Inspired by Egyptian royal culture and heritage, from the Eye of Horus of the scarab beetle, this influence is here to stay.