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A complementary accessory should have intricate detailing in the beads, rich coloring, and carved metal accent. Lines should be distinct and colors should contrast for a rich effect. Look for cloisonné beads, luster finished beads, or Bali silver and Vermeil beads. The Empress at Medalye Designs is an example of a beaded lanyard accessory that would match an Imperial Russian attire.

The dominant cloisonné beads have a floral pattern outlined distinctly by gold. The coloring of the beads is a rich dark green which contrasts the inner delicate flower. The seed beads, in this style, introduce a uniform matt texture that enhances the opulence of the dominant beads.

Edwardian English fashion takes us back to the turn of the 20th century. This fashion style is characterized by high laced collars, frilled accents, floor grazing skirts, and laced boots. When choosing beaded jewelry for this style, elect classical beads that complement lace well. Such beads are pearls, cameos, and faceted shapes. Coloring should stay soft, innocent, and feminine. Examples of soft colors are soft pink, rose, pearl white, cream, mauve, light green, and powder blue.

The Water Lily pattern at Medalye Designs, found in our beaded lanyards and eyeglass chains, is dainty and would well suit Edwardian fashion. The design incorporates faceted pearl beads interpolated with luster soft green and stain rose beads. It is an excellent choice for an Edwardian beaded eyeglass chain.

Finally, the 1960s have been revived in the fall collections of Dolce Gabbana and Christian Dior. This style is characterized by geometric cuts, balloon tops, high boots, geometric patterns, and vibrant Andy Warhol colors. The mainstream look of the 1960s brings back memories of ladies like Jacqueline Kennedy and Audrey Hepburn. When choosing beaded jewelry in this style, look for geometric shapes and primary colors.

The Diversity beaded lanyard at Medalye Designs is a fun modern piece that is comprised of circles, squares, and lines. The deep purple of the beads reflects rainbow colors under bright light. The connecting bugle beads give this pattern an interesting allure and a definite 60s edge that is perfect for a eyeglass holder

Jacqueline Medalye is the designer and founder of Medalye Designs. Raised in Toronto by a Latvian family, she was taught European art, history, and culture from an early age. As the daughter of a successful fashion designer of women's lingerie and haute couture, Jacqueline was part of the fashion industry since her teenage years. During that time she discovered the art of beading and began learning the techniques, trade, and history of costume jewelry.

After education at York University, she began designing costume jewelry professionally. Today, her company - Medalye Designs - continues to offer satisfied customers with innovative, elegant, and unique accessories.

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