Jewelry has the power to change an outfit completely just by how you accessorize, and this season is all about dressing to impress. Spring 2024’s biggest jewelry trends include bold pieces (the bigger the better), intricate designs, and ornate styles that are truly works of art. It’s never been easier to reinvent your capsule wardrobe staples by adding a vintage brooch or by layering necklaces of different lengths. If you’re in need of a wardrobe refresh, a simple way to do this is by exploring new jewelry trends and taking risks with styling your everyday pieces. To make your life easier, we’ve done our research and narrowed it down to the most coveted styles of the season. Below, we’ve rounded up the top 10 spring jewelry trends to update your collection, complete with a few of our favorite product picks embodying each.
Floral Frenzy
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April showers may bring May flowers, but the spring 2024 runways brought forth standout floral jewelry that might just be groundbreaking. Elevate your look with a striking statement necklace or rosette brooch, or embrace a minimalist aesthetic with stud earrings.
Cuffing Season
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Cuff bracelets have had a major resurgence among designer brands. The best thing about this spring jewelry trend? It’s completely customizable. Create a flashy stack of mixed metals, or wear just one–thick or thin–that aligns with your personal style preference.
Stylish Seashells
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Jumping off last summer’s mermaidcorecraze, nautical and beach-inspired jewelry is a must-have for the season. Dive into life on the coast with stunning shell designs, pearl accents, and even natural shell accessories.
Mismatched Moments
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You heard that correctly: The mismatched look has spread from nails to jewelry, as varied silhouettes–or even just one earring–are a trend we’ve seen designers like Gucci and Valentino explore. Make a statement with a singular style, or choose an asymmetrical pair to take the guesswork out of a cohesively mismatched look.
Bubble Earrings
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We first fell in love with the bubble earring trend when Bottega Veneta released the viral teardrop-shaped earrings that took the jewelry world by storm. Since then, countless designers and brands have followed suit, creating similar styles incorporating various shapes and materials.
Elevated Chokers
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This spring, we’re not talking ’90s felt chokers–we’re talking chokers made of various materials with styles for everyone. Tie your look together with an edgy chainlink style, or lean into the coquette aesthetic with a ribbon choker necklace.
Layered Necklaces
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When you think of layered necklaces, you may imagine your necklace stack from Coachella circa 2015, but this boho-inspired look got a refined makeover as a spring 2024 jewelry trend. This season, more is more when it comes to styling your decolletage.
Supersized
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Larger-than-life accessories are taking over this year. We’ve seen bags get bigger, belts get flashier, and now jewelry is becoming supersized. Delicate and dainty jewelry is great for every day, but oversized pieces can take a look to the next level when you’re looking to make a statement. Pair a plain white tank and your everyday jeans with an XL pendant necklace for an effortless yet high-fashion look.
Reimagined Brooch
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Your grandma’s brooch just got a facelift, as the vintage piece had prime real estate all over the runways of New York, London, Paris, and Milan. Not only are the styling options endless, but the sourcing options are just as infinite. Stop by your favorite thrift store to find an antique treasure, or splurge on a modern style by one of your favorite designers.
Striking Silver
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Although gold jewelry has taken center stage in the past few years, silver is giving the luxurious metal a run for its money. Silver has a contemporary feel that can modernize any look. Invest in a shiny style with a hint of sparkle for a dressier occasion, or stick to a matte finish for a more everyday moment.