The jewelry trends you’ll want to copy this season

Emma Aitchison, Water Pool earrings, £75

The Water Pool earrings with their undulating edges, capture the same spirit of the Swell Ring, so are a great alternative whilst the Swell Ring is out of stock.

Plus, each piece of jewelry is delivered in chic, eco-friendly packaging, with a cleaning cloth and instructions to make sure your purchase stays looking its best.

Oma The Label, The Kosi Bracelet, $110 

Oma The Label is founded by New York-based fashion stylist Neumi Anekhe, who uses her jewelry line as an opportunity to challenge homogenous industry standards and represent people of color. We love The Kosi Bracelet, which is inspired by the brand’s Nigerian heritage.

Lelia + Mae, Bonnie Bracelet, $48

Lelia + Mae is another place to check out if you’re on the hunt for a bracelet that ticks the chunky, gold box. We’re particularly into the Bonnie Bracelet which has a chunky rolo style chain, perfect for making a statement. 

Susan Caplan Vintage’s 1980s Double Link Chain Necklace, $71 | £55

If your heart is set on recreating the gold-adorned necks of models at the A/W 2020 shows, though, you need to see Susan Caplan Vintage’s 1980s Double Link Chain Necklace at Liberty London. We say embrace its 80s roots and opt for a maximalist effect, teaming it with big earrings and even bigger hair.  

Little by Little, Apple Nine Pop Necklace, $150 | £130

If sustainability is on your radar, you’ll love the eco-friendly brand Little by Little Jewellery. Founded by two best friends, the ethos behind the accessories is to support women who need it most with charity partnerships and a dream of starting their own jewelry-making foundation where they can offer re-skilling and employment. We adore their Apple Nine Pop Necklace in gold, which as the name suggests, features nine tiny pips hanging from it.

Astley Clarke, Linia Rhodolite Choker Necklace, $180 | £150

If you’re craving a little bit of sparkle, Astley Clarke’s Linia Rhodolite Choker Necklace has just enough night-time glamour. 

Missoma, Gold Moonstone Square Locket Rope Necklace, $220 | £185

Jewelry failsafe Missoma has a whole collection of moonstone pieces, spanning rings to pendants. We particularly like the Gold Moonstone Square Locket Rope Necklace, which opens to fit a small photo inside and can be engraved on the back, too.

WALD, Le Chic Necklace, $319 | £292

Berlin-based brand WALD are masters of pearly shell jewelry, with their playful, mermaid-esque designs having become Instagram legends. Plus, all their jewelry is handmade by a collective of women and grandmothers who otherwise would be struggling with unemployment. We have a soft spot for the Le Chic necklace which gives us serious The Little Mermaid vibes. 

Pandora, Freshwater Cultured Baroque Pearl Pendant, $65 | £55 

If you’re looking for something a little sleeker, Pandora’s Freshwater Cultured Baroque Pearl pendant is a safe bet. This covetable piece always sells out—but is back in stock, thankfully—and looks good with every outfit. 

Anna + Nina Rising Sun Earrings, $95 | £70

For a contemporary interpretation of the celestial trend, we love these earrings by way of Dutch cool-girl brand Anna + Nina available at Anthropologie. The Rising Sun Earrings captures the glorious rays of the rising sun around a pink shiny stone, which makes a real sculptural statement. It’s a design full of mystery and magic.

While Humans Before Handles, Soleil drop earrings, $32 | £23

While Humans Before Handles fuses a celestial vibe with an earthy color palette, the Soleil drop earrings, feature tortoise-shell acrylic, and mustard tassels. 

Arlette Gold, Megastar Hoop Earrings, $28 | £16

If you’re really looking for a showstopper though, may we suggest you check out Arlette Gold where you’ll find a curated selection of jewelry from independent designers all over the world. We can’t stop thinking about the Star hoops which are a fun way to wear a hoop trend. As they say, the bigger the hoop. 

Common Era, Aphrodite Medallion, $280 | £216

Cult New York-based brand Common Era was founded only a year ago by Torie Tilley, who’d become wary of working in the “boys club” tech industry. In 2019, she focused on creating an ethical, environmentally conscious, and compassionate brand with designs that represent her fascination with ancient history. Many of her pieces refer to Greek Mythology, and we’ve fallen head over heels in love with the Aphrodite Medallion which is crafted from solid sterling silver and set with a natural deep berry rhodolite garnet.

Missoma, Lucy Williams Roman Coin Chain Necklace Set, £394 | £305

We're still obsessed with the Missoma x Lucy Williams collaboration—it's the gift that keeps on giving. This set features three pieces, a flat gold chain, a thin delicate chain, and a pendant with a nod that ancient history that is very on-trend. J'adore.