In the best traditions of Tsarist Russia, when fashion wasjewelry was demanding and original, and the wrists and necks of the ladies of the court were decorated with works of art made exclusively of noble metals and precious stones, the trends of modern style dictate items made of silver and other precious metals. If the court ladies of the 16th century found themselves at a modern ball, they would be amazed by the length of the bare legs of the invited women, the revealing décolletés and the bold, bordering on frivolity, speeches that are made at these evenings. All this, undoubtedly, would not leave them indifferent, and they would have nothing left but to envy our women. They would also be delighted with those jewelry decorations that not only have not lost their charm, but have also acquired new shades of mischievousness, playfulness and bold piquancy. Now, at the beginning of the 21st century, our women can rejoice that such different standards, inherent in all times, are firmly established in a cell that assumes an almost complete absence of dictatorial fashion, when it became possible to choose things based solely on your preferences. It is doubly pleasant that, despite the democracy in clothing, the preferences of the majority are given to something real and natural. As you may have guessed, we are talking about natural materials, metals and stones. Indeed, now not only are gilded and silver-plated jewelry made of artificial materials not relevant, but are also considered bad form, since with their bright and flashy appearance they overshadow the true, natural beauty of the body. In our time, gaudy trinkets with massive stones made of glass and crystal are also considered bad form - much more relevant and dignified will look
