Charriol extends the “Forever” range

June 2016

Charriol extends the “Forever” range

June 2016

Charriol extends the “Forever” range with exciting new extensions. Forever ‘Thin’ with an on-trend lattice design.


FOREVER Thin

Fashion forward and with subtle insignia, the Forever Thin range comprises slim bangles, rings, earrings and necklace that are highly wearable for everyday and have timeless appeal. The steel cable is wound neatly between two rims, rather like the thread on a couturier’s bobbin, adding distinctive style and a luxe design detail.

Available in six joyous shades: lady pink, sweet lavender, purple haze, snow white, turquoise and black, the new collection of Forever thin rings and bangles can be matched to any outfit and bring out the radiance of natural skin tones. The twisted steel cables, in resilient PVD coating, are reminiscent of boats’ colored mooring ropes, making these must-pack pieces for sailing holidays and lazy summer breaks by the sea.

Experiment by wearing them on the thumb or middle finger for a bold statement. An irresistible pendant complemented by a link chain of ideal length to flatter the neck and shoulders.

Solid and delicate, masculine and feminine, rough and smooth, Charriol loves to play with opposites to create some of its most exquisite pieces. The slender modern bangles can be grouped as a cluster or worn individually on the wrist of a strong, confident woman.

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