Jewelry

Buccellati Jewelry

Buccellati’s story begins with Mario Buccellati, who opened his first enterprise in Milan in 1919 after apprenticing with local goldsmiths. His work interpreted Italian techniques through finely textured gold and an unusually sculptural sense of nature. Rings, cuffs, necklaces and earrings in this selection carry that workshop language forward.

Marie Lichtenberg Jewelry

Marie Lichtenberg launched her jewelry line in 2019 after twelve years as a fashion editor at French Elle. Her first lockets drew on a chain her mother gave her at fourteen, and forty pieces sold through Instagram in forty-eight hours. The collection still treats sentiment, craft and a little irreverence as design material.

Necklaces Under $300

Necklaces under $300 are where I would start if the goal is to make a simple outfit look considered without turning the jewellery into a performance. The useful rule is to choose one line, one pendant or one bit of texture, then let the rest of the outfit stay quiet. A chain shou

Martha Calvo Jewelry

Miami designer Martha Calvo created her jewelry line in 2006, building on a childhood habit of making necklaces and a love of mixing charms. She self-funded the business and its playful pieces found an audience through personal styling rather than formal restraint. The appeal is in the deliberate clash of color, symbols and shine.

Messika Jewelry

Discover Messika diamond jewelry through clean settings and fluid forms, with Parisian pieces designed for daily wear as well as evening.

Necklaces Under $250

Necklaces under two hundred and fifty dollars are the sweet spot for building a layered collection without making every purchase feel like a decision for life. I start with the neckline and work upward: one chain, one pendant, then a piece with a different length or texture if th

Mizuki Jewelry

Mizuki Goltz founded her New York jewelry brand with her husband in 1996 after studying sculpture at the School of Visual Arts. A handmade beaded necklace sold for twenty dollars became an early nudge toward a career built around modern pearls and fluid gold lines. The work balances Japanese and American sensibilities without turning either into a costume.

Piaget Jewelry

Piaget brings watchmaking precision and high jewelry drama into the same conversation. Georges-Édouard Piaget founded the maison in 1874 in the Swiss Jura, and the house later became known for ultra-thin movements alongside gem-set watches and jewelry. The current pieces still make that technical history feel polished rather than nostalgic.

MAISON MAYLE Dresses and Jewelry

Maison Mayle is Jane Mayle's label, relaunched in 2016 after her 1999 NoLita boutique and namesake line. Mayle was born in London, studied literature at Columbia and designs the clothes herself, from ruffled silk dresses to horn-and-enamel jewelry.

Yi Collection Jewelry and Rings

Yi Guo founded Yi Collection in 2015 after three years as Style Editor at Vogue China, trained as a fashion stylist in New York and born in Shanghai. Her first stockist was 10 Corso Como in Shanghai, followed by Moda Operandi, and every piece is still made by her artisans in a Bangkok atelier. This edit gathers the stackable rings, earrings and bracelets that put colored gemstones first.

eliou Jewelry and Necklaces

Cristina Mantilla and Duda Teixeira founded eliou in Miami, working with family and artisans in Brazil to make jewelry from natural materials like shells, ceramic beads and pearls. Each piece is handcrafted, which gives the collection a loose, collected-over-time feeling. This edit walks through the necklaces first, then the earrings, rings and extras that follow the same coastal spirit.

Natalie B Jewelry: Pieces Worth a Closer Look

Natalie B Jewelry is a Venice Beach label that turns antique forms into jewelry for right now. Natalie Balker grew up around vintage markets and Hollywood costumes, and I wanted to look at her pieces closely.

Susan Caplan Vintage Jewelry

Susan Caplan Vintage brings Chanel signatures, faux pearls, and gold-plated jewellery together in a polished edit with a sense of design history.

Sonia Petroff Jewelry

Sonia Petroff’s accessories turn the belt and jewel into small works of theater. The original designer built a career across Rome, Valentino, Nina Ricci and Balmain, and today Maria Leoni-Sceti draws from an archive of more than 800 pieces to keep that exuberant language in motion. Enamel, resin, leather and gold-tone metal bring a distinctly playful kind of glamour.

Bolola Jewelry and Necklaces

Bolola was founded in New York by luxury-fashion veterans Martha Merriam and Lauren Traupman Raphael, with a single idea: the bolo tie, reworked as jewelry. The pieces are plated in gold and rhodium and set with real gemstones and lab-grown diamonds, as Airmail and others have noted. This edit gathers the necklaces and rings that show how far a Western staple can travel.

Louis Abel Jewelry and Earrings

Louis Abel is a Swedish jewelry label from founder Jimmy Kamhieh Loutfi, a former mechanical engineer who works from an atelier on the outskirts of Borås where pieces are cast and hand finished. Its design language is known for irregular curves, imperfect textures and asymmetrical shapes, mostly in recycled sterling silver and 18k gold vermeil. This edit gathers its pendants, earrings, rings and bracelets.

ELHANATI Jewelry and Earrings

Orit Elhanati was born in Tel Aviv and trained professionally in Copenhagen, where she founded ELHANATI in 2011. The label makes minimal, organic jewelry by hand in recycled 18K gold, using techniques like hammering, burning and dripping. This edit looks at the earrings, necklaces, rings and bracelets that mix Nordic lightness with Middle Eastern warmth.

Milamore Jewelry and Fine Jewelry

George Inaki, a New York conceptual artist, founded Milamore in 2019 and named it for his grandmother Milagros plus the Italian word for love. The jewelry is designed in New York, handcrafted in Japan and guided by the kintsugi idea of being mended, not broken. Inaki was named a 2026 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund finalist, and this edit gathers the bracelets, earrings, necklaces and rings behind that recognition.

YSSO Jewelry and Earrings

YSSO was founded in 2020 by Greek mother and daughter Stalo and Alexia Karides, an archaeologist with three decades of jewelry making behind her and a former corporate lawyer who kept getting stopped about her mother's pieces at work. Every design is cast by hand in small batches at family-run workshops in Athens, and the name, pronounced ee-so, comes from chrysso, the Greek word for gold. This edit gathers the sculptural earrings, cord and beaded necklaces, cuffs and rings that read like something unearthed and then polished for today.

Adina Reyter Jewelry and Fine Jewelry

Adina Reyter grew up in Los Angeles in a family knitwear business and, after a stint in advertising, started her jewelry line from her apartment in 2001 around a single piece, the Circle Necklace. A hammered circle pendant worn by Jennifer Aniston as Rachel Green on Friends changed everything for the brand, and her Groovy pendant later became another signature. This edit gathers her 14k gold chains, charm necklaces, diamond studs and stacking rings, the kind of everyday fine jewelry you never take off.

MÉGA Jewelry

MÉGA was conceptualized in 2022 by celebrity stylist Dani Michelle, known for dressing Kendall Jenner and Hailey Bieber, and her mother Stacey Singer, a jewelry designer, and it launched in November 2023. Their goal was long lasting jewelry that already looks styled, at an accessible price, made in gold vermeil and sterling silver by bench jewelers and factories in Italy, India, China, New York and Los Angeles. This edit gathers the chunky earrings, stacking rings, cuffs and Omega necklaces that make the label instantly recognizable.

Chrome Hearts Jewelry

Chrome Hearts was founded in Los Angeles in 1988 by Richard Stark, Leonard Kamhout and John Bowman, who began by making leather pieces for biker friends. The look is heavy sterling silver, gothic crosses, dagger motifs and Old English lettering, with most jewelry and clothing made in Hollywood. This edit gathers trucker hats and beanies, biker shorts, filigree cross pendants, cross-print tops and polos, and mini dresses.

Vivienne Westwood Bags and Dresses

Vivienne Westwood opened a boutique called Let It Rock at 430 Kings Road in Chelsea in 1971 with Malcolm McLaren, and the shop later became Sex, Seditionaries and Worlds End. Westwood built the house on punk, tartan, Harris Tweed, corsets and historical tailoring, and in 1986 the orb logo became its sign. This edit gathers Sunday and Chichi dresses, Hazel and Emma bags, Celestia jewelry, corset tops, Bergere blazers, checked skirts and an orb scarf.

Parts of Four Jewelry and Rings

Parts of Four, or P4, was founded in 2011 by Evan Sugerman, a Los Angeles artist whose background is in sculptural processes. The idea is that material leads form, and the pieces are meant as magical objects: hard-edged, solid and ungendered, with no seasonal calendar. This edit gathers Sistema rings, Roman link and charm bracelets, a Talisman-style danburite pendant, studs and a long run of FOB and Skeleton watches.