It's not that brooches are new. This winter though, pins and charm brooches have become a punctuation point.

There is nothing shy about the size of the new brooches. Bigger is definitely better.

This arrangement, of course, is for the adventurous. But a woman with a special knack -- and the right brooches -- could wear a cluster of them placed strategically around the collarbone area of a jacket or a dress.

Multiple brooches though should have some vague relationship, like flower shapes. (Flowers are big right now in costume jewellery.)

A word of advice: Keep other accessories minimal.

Eliminate the necklace or wear only a simple one, and earrings should not be too dominant.

Quench your thirst for Bohemian Chic with our wide range of Boho inspired jewellery!

If you like long floaty skirts, embroidered tunics, cropped jackets, baggy cardigans then you will find here a good way to finish off your Boho style. You will find jewellery with feathers, intricate patterns, multi-coloured beads, laces and sea shells. There are loads of pieces made of wood or have wooden elements. Flowers are found in patterns and the main theme of jewellery.

Actresses Sienna Miller, Mischa Barton and Milla Jovovich found their fashion selves in Boho.

Crystals from Swarovski are by far the most popular choice when it comes to making fashion jewellery. They are also referred to as 'diamante', 'rhinestones' or 'austrian crystals'. They come in a myriad of colours, shapes and sizes. This is reflected in our collection of fashion jewellery that features Swarovski crystals. It is, probably, our largest collection out of all the rest. Crystals are shiny and sparkly, when light hits it just right you will be treated with a flurry of colourful reflections, and this can't be missed!