This year ethnic jewellery is all the rage, fashion designers everywhere are incorporating ethnic jewellery, patterns and shapes into their designs.

Many fashion guru's have said that this year "accessories maketh the woman" . How well you accessorize can totally transform your look, from jewelled shoes to granny broaches. If you are really into the whole ethnic/boho look then you are in luck, this site has plenty of ethnic jewellery that will look great! You can run riot buying the latest most individual ethnic jewellery to spice up your wardrobe. Mixing patterns, textures and colours is one of the key ideas when creating this ethnic/boho look. With ethnic jewellery this can be accomplished really easily.

Do you have a dress that is stunning, but does not go with any of your existing jewellery?

Or did someone give you a lovely necklace but you don't have any earrings to go with it?

Well, treat yourself at Avalaya Club Night Out Section to something that would match. Jewellery wardrobe highlights key pieces that can lift your wardrobe. Pick signature jewellery that would go with your existing clothes and you would be able to change your look, or glam up with a switch of accessories or jewels.

Fall 2012 to Winter 2013 calls for the return of opulence where jewellery is concerned. Spring and Summer saw the beginnings of this trend with the heavy layering of silver chains around the neck and single wide cuff bangles on an arm. Fall 2012 to Winter 2013 goes a step further, layering chunky pieces together for a totally lavish result.

This season, jewellery has gone chunky on all fronts. By all means wear your entire collection of bangles on one arm but leave out the rest of the jewellery, save the earrings. Or you could leave off the earrings and wear not one, but two or more chunky necklaces.

Choose one or two types of accessories and leave off the rest. Like an absolutely stunning pair of chandelier earrings with an armful of bangles. Or an armful of bangles and a gorgeous hair piece. Or several beaded necklaces and a cocktail ring.

The rest of your outfit should not compete with your jewellery. Such heavily adorned looks go beautifully with minimalist clothing, or simple outfit that are very well cut.

One point to note: chunky jewellery looks best on big or tall women who can carry them off. Avoid them if you are petite as you would look as if the jewels are wearing you, not you wearing them.

If you can carry chunky jewels, you will love our range at Avalaya store.