你可能不認識「洛可可風格」， 但你一定看過那種， 曲線很多、飄逸蝴蝶結、花花草草，看起來很浪漫又精緻的珠寶。 這些，其實都來自 18 世紀的洛可可美學。 用一句話概括這個風格，就是「浪漫粉紅少女心」。 👉洛可可時期背景 洛可可風格約興起於 18世紀初至18世紀中期，主要發展於法國路易十五時期，並迅速影響整個歐洲。 這是一個貴族生活重心從「宮廷威權」轉向「私人沙龍」的時代： - 社交聚會、舞會、下午茶成為日常 - 女性在藝術與時尚中的影響力明顯提升 - 審美從對稱、秩序，轉向自然、曲線與情 珠寶也因此不再只是權力象徵，而更像是取悅他人、表現個人魅力與品味的媒介。 👉洛可可風格珠寶的核心特色 最大特色：打破完全對稱的風格 - S形、C形曲線 - 不完全鏡像的構圖 - 看似隨意、實則精緻平衡的安排 - 自然流動感、緞帶、花草 - 使用彩色寶石、玫瑰切割鑽石、珍珠 - 結構較「巴洛克時期」輕盈 👉洛可可時期重要人物： ✦ 龐巴杜夫人（Madame de Pompadour） - 重修凡爾賽宮，將金碧輝煌的巴洛克風格轉向大量柔美裝飾的洛可可風格。 - 衣著上以花邊、緞帶、蝴蝶結綴滿全身。 - 適合沙龍、下午聚會佩戴的珠寶 在她的影響之下，這些元素開始大量出現在珠寶上 ✦ 瑪麗・安東尼（Marie Antoinette） - 偏愛花卉、蝴蝶與自然主題珠寶 - 喜歡彩色寶石與精緻設計 - 將珠寶視為個人風格的一部分，而非單純的王權象徵。 她的審美深深影響當時貴族女性的穿搭與珠寶選擇。 👉洛可可珠寶對現代設計的影響 即使在今日，洛可可風格仍深深影響許多高級珠寶品牌與設計師： - 不對稱設計的回歸 - 花卉與自然主題的重新演繹 - 彩色寶石搭配的自由度 在當代設計中，洛可可不再被視為「過度裝飾」，而是一種懂得浪漫、層次與柔軟力量的美學選擇。 You may not be familiar with the term “Rococo style,” but you have definitely seen this kind of jewelry before. Lots of flowing curves,soft ribbon shapes, bows, flowers, jewelry that looks romantic, delicate, and elegant. All of these come from 18th-century Rococo aesthetics. If we had to describe Rococo in one sentence, it would be:“romantic, pink, and full of feminine charm.” 👉 Historical Background of the Rococo Period The Rococo style emerged in the early to mid-18th century,mainly during the reign of Louis XV in France,and quickly spread across Europe. This was a time when aristocratic life shifted from royal authority to private salons: - Social gatherings, balls, and afternoon tea became part of daily life - Women gained stronger influence in art and fashion - Aesthetics moved away from strict symmetry and order,toward nature, curves, and emotion As a result, jewelry was no longer just a symbol of power it became a way to please others and express personal charm and taste. 👉 Key Characteristics of Rococo Jewelry The most distinctive feature:breaking away from perfect symmetry - S-shaped and C-shaped curves - Asymmetrical or loosely mirrored compositions - Designs that look effortless, yet are carefully balanced - A sense of natural movement, ribbons, flowers, and foliage - Frequent use of colored gemstones, rose-cut diamonds, and pearls - Lighter and more delicate structures compared to the Baroque period