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Let's get real about jewelry. It's not just about looking good (though, trust us, you will) – it's about telling your story, breaking rules, and having some serious fun. According to 2025’s trend predictions, jewelry is doing anything but playing it safe. We're talking maximalist vibes that scream confidence during times when the world feels a bit uncertain.
The best part about jewelry trends is that they’re less fleeting than clothing trends. Some of the trends for 2025 we’ve explored below, like modern pearls or statement wrist cuffs, aren’t new kids on the block. But they continue to capture our eyes and hearts season after season. That means you can refresh your jewelry for the year ahead by just restyling your existing collection – more on that at the very end, so keep reading!
From being a major fashion faux pas to becoming the cool girl’s styling trick of choice, the asymmetrical earring look has come a long way. This style was particularly big on the Fendi, Schiaparelli, and Chloe runways. Celeb style-wise, even Rihanna and Billie Eilish are totally here for it.
The beauty of this trend is that you can totally DIY it. Got two different earrings? Perfect. Want to mix metals? Do it. Tie the look together with a similar shape or material with the Ridged Zenyu Hoops in one ear and the Mega U-Link Earrings in another (and add an ear cuff for good measure), or just go wild and own your unique style.
These aren’t your grandma’s perfectly round, cookie-cutter orbs. We're talking irregularly shaped freshwater pearls that were a recurring favorite on the Bottega Veneta and 3.1 Phillip Lim Spring/Summer 2025 runways. No two pearls are exactly alike, which means your jewelry is as one-of-a-kind as you are. You can even toughen up pearls by pairing them with a textured, metal chain.
From a mixture of potato, Keshi, and baroque pearls in the Mixed Pearl Beaded Necklace to bold angular ones in the Square Pearl Studs , there’s a truly delightful variety of pearls for 2025 for you to check out.
Go big or go home seems to be the motto for 2025. We're talking chunky, can't-ignore-me wrist cuffs and bangle bracelets. Spotted on the Acne Studios, Missoni and Saint Laurent Spring/Summer 2025 runways, these statement accessories do the heavy-lifting for any look all on their own. 90’s inspired wrist stacks have also resurfaced recently, as seen on Gigi Hadid at the Deadpool & Wolverine premiere or in Hailey Bieber’s office siren looks for the ‘gram. Layer up for a night out (the Ola Bangle Bracelet stacks especially well), or throw on one like the Chunky Hera Cuff to elevate your casual denim look.
Forget the kidcore beads that dominated pandemic-era styling (remember Dua Lipa and Harry Styles in those assorted beaded necklaces?)
The 2025 beaded jewelry trend is sophisticated and streamlined. On Spring/Summer 2025 runways, both Ralph Lauren and Zimmerman favored layers of bright beads that swung long and low, whereas Isabel Marant set thick block beads on chokers. We’re also seeing more necklaces and bracelets designs with big beads, like at Saint Laurent. Count on pieces like the In Good Hands Green Beaded Necklace or its bracelet version to bring a grown-up bohemian touch to our outfit of choice.
Jewelry rules are the stuff of yesteryear’s style bibles. In 2025, we’re wearing it however we want. Just look at Kim Kardashian in an emerald necklace used as a headpiece at the Ambani wedding, or at Isha Ambani sporting a ballerina brooch as a hairpin – this trend is all about experimentation. For everyday styling inspo, turn to Miu Miu Spring/Summer 2025, where models wore stacks of waist chains right next to brightly colored belts, or even to jewelry designer Jenny Bird, who encourages her community to wear anklets over boots. Even if you repurpose your jewelry as bag charms, we’re not judging. 2024 was the year that accessories got accessorised, and the trend is set to continue into 2025.
Whether you're into mismatched earrings, statement cuffs, or wearing your demi-fine jewelry in ways nobody's ever thought of, this is your moment.
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