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We caught up with Federica Imperiali, forecasting expert and head new product development at Forevermark Diamonds to bring you a lowdown on the biggest diamond jewellery trends for 2017:

What are the definitive diamond jewellery trends for this year?

This year we will be seeing a lot of references to the past. A timeless, even vintage design language will emerge and there will be emphasis on enamelling as a technique. We will also be looking at diamonds set in yellow and rose gold. Another important trend is that we will look to nature for inspiration. This is becoming more important as the proliferation of technology increases.

How do these jewellery trends tie in with the fashion trends of the season? What are some things one should keep in mind while styling these pieces?

These jewellery trends complement the fashion trends forecasted for the season. For instance much like today’s fashion transitions effortlessly from day to night, these pieces of jewellery are designed to do the same. As jewellery becomes more intricate and statement making I would suggest that the outfit be simple and classic for a balanced look.

How in your opinion has the diamond jewellery consumer evolved over the years in terms of her choices and style?

We’ve seen people preferring multipurpose jewellery today. For instance a pendant that is detachable and can become a pair of earrings. Another important trend is that women are closely and creatively involved in the styling decisions and that in a way is elevating the jewellery they are wearing.

Tell us a little bit about the red carpet collection you’ve just launched—we saw some pieces on the Golden Globes red carpet this season.

The collection includes statement earrings, cuffs as well as special pieces of jewellery that integrates with the dress, for instance a choker that looks it’s part of the dress. As always we have used responsibly sourced diamonds with a unique inscription number each even for this collection.Read more at:cheap blue prom dresses | prom dress shops in london