Spring is here, and it comes with a breath of fresh jewelry trends. Here’s a closer look at this season’s styles and how you can incorporate them into your wardrobe.
Maximalist Jewelry
The quiet luxury of the early 2020’s is out. No more understated minimalism—this year is all about bold self-expression and showing off everything you’ve got. In general, statement pieces are taking over, bringing drama, personality and a fearless approach to accessorizing. Many of the trends we’ll explore next will follow this direction. Think layered necklaces and stacked bracelets, rings and earrings—more is more.
Sculptural Jewelry
Jewelry is not just an accessory—this spring, it’s wearable art. Sculptural jewelry breaks free from traditional forms and adopts fluid, organic shapes, incorporating geometric structures and sweeping curves, exactly like baroque pearls. Oversized earrings with asymmetrical lines and chunky cuffs that resemble modern sculptures showcase jewelry in a whole new way.
Pear-Shaped Jewelry
This year, the pear-cut is capturing attention across all jewelry categories. Celebrities and fashion icons have spurred the demand, making it the shape to watch. In 2024, Adele, for instance, said “yes” to a solitaire pear engagement ring. Its graceful taper makes the stone appear larger than its carat weight suggests, and the elongated silhouette aligns with the heightened preference for marquise engagement rings, one of our top predicted trends for 2025. Wear it facing up or down, set on a chunky band, lining a tennis bracelet or as a statement pendant—the possibilities to be stylish this spring are endless.
Snake Jewelry
Snake pieces are mesmerizing and full of meaning. Their winding forms mimic the movements of nature, which come alive during spring. Modern snake jewelry takes on various iterations, from rings that coil around your fingers to pendant necklaces with intricate serpent designs. Read more about the symbolism and style of snake jewelry here.
Brooches
Once considered a vintage staple, brooches are now a fashionable entry to jewelry. Whether pinned to a blazer lapel, securing a scarf or embellishing a handbag, brooches provide a unique and unexpected way to elevate any outfit.
East-West Rings
East-west engagment rings are a twist—literally—on the traditional vertical setting of the diamond, popularized by Zendaya’s diamond ring from Tom Holland. The east-west orientation of the diamond creates a look that stands out while remaining classic enough to be appreciated for years to come. Wedding bands are following suit with this contemporary, alternative design.
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