The Top 14 Spring 2024 Jewelry Trends You Should Be Aware of

From New York, Milan, London, and Paris to your jewelry box.

It is a widely accepted fashion fact that the appropriate jewelry may complete an ensemble perfectly. This is never more evident than on the catwalks during fashion month in New York, London, Milan, and Paris, where designers present their collections and hottest trends for the upcoming season. Fashionistas everywhere will find it to be a feast, and it also offers you plenty of time to plan out just how you'll design your outfits when the weather turns cold again. The biggest jewelry trends of the previous fall, such as emphasizing pearls, mixing and matching earrings, and strongly embracing ultra-femme, edgy, and lavish aesthetics, were softened and elaborated upon by designers for the upcoming season.

It may seem impossible to think of summer jewelry now, but before you know it, it will be time to wear ribbon chokers and statement rings. For that reason, we've compiled the best jewelry trends for spring and summer, straight from the most fascinating runways of Fashion Month.

Power Pearls

We adore a style that develops with time, and the runways this year have predicted that pearl jewelry will do just that. Although this fall's approach was influenced by multi-strand necklaces and delicate earrings, pearls for Spring/Summer 2024 are much bolder. Statement necklaces featuring larger-than-life pearls were worn at Kimhekim and Sixdo. Conversely, dramatic jacket pearl earrings at Versace diverged greatly from the dainty studs of earlier seasons.

Cuffing Season

Luxurious ear cuffs were shown at Zimmermann and Loewe, where gold and crystal cuffs ascended the models' ears as they walked the catwalk. These striking earrings combined high-end polish and elegance with all the sharp angles of fall's punk-inspired accessories.

An Imperfect Match

The autumn trend of mismatched earrings persisted at Fendi, Schiaparelli, and Valentino, which is fantastic news for anyone who has a jewelry box full of amazing single earrings that are missing their partner.

Under the Sea

Make it luxurious with mermaidcore. The jewelry trends for Fashion Week don't often follow a unified concept, but Chuks Collins and Schiaparelli's nautical theme was clean and unambiguous. While Schiaparelli sent spectacular necklaces down the catwalk with lobster and crab designs, Chuk Collins provided multi-textural statement earrings with components of a coral chandelier.

Big Bangles

Though stacked bangles have always been fashionable, designers like Carolina Herrera, Loewe, and Balmain eschewed the narrow stacks of previous seasons in favor of more sumptuous and architectural designs for Spring/Summer '24.

Glamorous Gauntlets

At Rabanne and Schiaparelli, where models walked the runway in gleaming armor-inspired outfits accentuated with thick gauntlet-style wrist cuffs, dramatically ornamented wrists took on an even bolder appearance.

Hot Collars

If the necklaces worn by models in the Christian Dior, Valentino, and Vivienne Westwood Spring/Summer '24 runway shows are any clue, chokers are here to stay. This season's take on the trend was characterized by a combination of metals and textures, offering both spiky and streamlined versions.

Luxe Laurel Wreaths

Feel free to include Ulla Johnson, Giambattista Valli, and Susan Fang's designers in the group of people who are always thinking about the Roman Empire. Though lavishly embellished headbands were spotted at the Paris, New York, and Milan Fashion Weeks, these three brands' metallic and contemporary interpretation of the ancient laurel wreaths particularly appeals to us.

Statement Rings

This jewelry trend is perfect for you, Scorpios. Witchy crystal and spectacular cocktail ring vibes were conveyed by the enormous statement rings that were seen on the Rabanne and Missoni runways.

Classic Cameos

Gorgeous multi-strand cameo necklaces at Adeam and Selkie combined the ultra-feminine coquette style with the current trends of chokers and pearl necklaces.

Ribbons

Models wearing ribbons tied in tidy knots around their necks showcased a delicate and understated approach to coquette fashion at Sinead Gorey, Frederick Anderson, and Aadnevik. Our best section? For less than a PSL, you can replicate this runway look at home with a short trip to your neighborhood craft store.

Layered Loops

Some designers, such as Ralph Lauren and Louis Vuitton, took a sharp turn away from the trend and produced lengthy, layered necklaces that were beaded and studded with crystals, while many others focused on chokers and short chains.

Supersized Hoop Earrings

The '90s-inspired XXL hoops earrings at Carolina Herrera, Naeem Khan, and other places gave off a nostalgic vibe. We adore the contrast between drama and simplicity that this retro silhouette offers, even though they don't seem like the lightest jewelry trend.

Single Statement Earrings

The autumn runway trend of wearing a single earring is still very popular. Prabal Gurung and Dion Lee opted for a striking abstract style, whereas Anteprima created far more delicate yet striking hanging earrings.

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