Jewelry

Amir Slama Swimwear and Jewelry

Amir Slama is a Brazilian designer who launched his own label in 2011, after founding the beachwear house Rosa Chá in 1993 with his wife Riva. He trained in history and taught it before fashion, and he built a career on tropical high-fashion swimwear that began in a small workshop in the Bom Retiro neighborhood of São Paulo. This edit gathers charm necklaces, drop earrings, bag chains, Jade Picon bikinis, jewelry sets and keyrings.

Ottolinger Jeans and Tops

Ottolinger was founded in 2016 by the Swiss designers Christa Bösch and Cosima Gadient, who met at the Basel School of Design and now work in Berlin. The label is known for deconstruction, with burned, slashed and raw-edged fabric balanced by precise tailoring. This edit gathers Donut Exo tees, mesh tops, twisted polos, sculpted leggings, baggy jeans, pearl and dipped jewelry, and mesh maxi gowns.

Engraved Jewelry: What to Inscribe and Where to Put It

Engraving is permanent and cheap, which is a dangerous combination. What to have inscribed, where to put it, and what you will regret.

How to Layer Necklaces: A Short Pendant, a Longer Station and Collarbone Architecture

Layering necklaces has moved past the delicate, all-one-length stack. The better version builds a little architecture at the collarbone: a short pendant, a longer station chain, and one piece with enough shape to stop the whole arrangement from disappearing into a knit. That mix

Art Deco Dresses: 1920s Beading, Glass Fringe and Crystal Work

Beading, fringe and real evening weight

MIRANDA FRYE Jewelry: What to Know About the Pieces

MIRANDA FRYE is the Southern California jewelry line that grew out of one woman making vintage-style pieces for herself. I like how it treats jewelry as a personal thing, never as a rulebook.

Laura Lombardi Jewelry: Gold-Plated Necklaces and Earrings

Laura Lombardi launched her eponymous jewelry line in 2010 after growing up between New York and Tuscany and experimenting with the chain samples her father brought from Italy. She works with recycled brass, deadstock and found materials, letting the substance of the piece guide the design. The result is jewelry with industrial weight and an unusually clear sense of its making.

Juju Vera Necklaces: Gold-Plated and Silver Pieces

Juju Vera was founded by Julia Ferentino and launched in 2024 after her work sourcing vintage jewelry for editorials, films and private clients. The line draws on Greco-Roman motifs, 1970s Art Deco architecture and retro cinema, with pieces hand-cast from her sketches in a New York workshop. This small edit has the feeling of a prop department with very good taste.

Anklets for Women: How to Buy One That Reads as Jewelry

Anklets have a reputation problem and a fit problem, and the second one is fixable. How to buy one that reads as jewellery.

Ettika Jewelry: The Best Pieces Right Now

Ettika is the Los Angeles jewelry label Joey Rafaeli started in 2005, a family business with a taste for chains, charms and stacking. I like how loud it is willing to be, and this edit is about wearing that on an ordinary day.

Eliou Jewelry: The Details Worth Knowing

Éliou is a Miami jewelry label that Cristina Mantilla and Duda Teixeira started as friends in 2018. I love its beads, pearls and bright color, which make jewelry feel playful and a little sun-washed.

Eddie Borgo Jewelry: Is It Worth the Price?

Eddie Borgo is the New York jeweler who treats a necklace like a small piece of architecture. I like jewelry that has an argument to make, and his collars, cuffs and drops make it quietly.

Earrings Under $500

Earrings under five hundred dollars are an unusually efficient way to change an outfit, but only if you shop by weight, scale and fastening rather than by sparkle alone. I separate the category into four jobs. Embellished pairs bring the drama. Hoops are the repeatable shape. Dro

Dorsey Earrings: A Grandmother's Clasp, Lab-Grown Stones and the Pairs Worth Wearing

This edit of Dorsey earrings runs from Sylvie rivière drops to huggies and statement pairs, with the story of how founder Meg Strachan began the brand in 2019. I would wear the short Sylvie for dinner and a huggie for every other day.

Dinosaur Designs: Resin Jewelry and Home Objects

Dinosaur Designs turns resin into sculptural jewelry and home objects, letting bold color and rounded, tactile forms carry the whole idea. That material logic sets it apart from the polished metal and neutral ceramics that dominate most collections around it. This edit focuses on the pieces where that idea reads clearest, from earrings that interrupt a plain outfit to vessels built to be seen.

Diane Kordas Jewelry: Evil Eye and Nomad Gold Pendants

Diane Kordas fell for the jewelers of Athens during summers in Greece and launched her line in 2000 with the evil eye. Notes on the designer behind these gold pendants and symbols, and why one piece worn often beats a box full of them.

Deepa Gurnani Jewelry: Where I'd Start

Deepa Gurnani makes jewelry where Indian embroidery and artisan technique are the whole point. I am drawn to the handwork, and this edit is the earrings and bracelet I would start with.

David Webb Jewelry: Bold Gold Earrings, Bangles and Chains

David Webb jewelry brings bold American fine-jewelry design to sculptural statement pieces, with playful detail and confident scale.

Brinker + Eliza Jewelry: Where to Start

Brinker + Eliza is a mother-daughter jewelry label from Connecticut that treats more as a perfectly reasonable amount. I like it for the charms, the color and the small oddness in every necklace.

Bevza Dresses: The Best Pieces Right Now

Bevza is the Kyiv womenswear house Svitlana Bevza started in 2006, built on quiet minimalism, sculptural tailoring and Ukrainian symbols. I like that its restraint always has a reason behind it.

ANNI LU Jewelry: A Guide to the Best Pieces

ANNI LU is a Copenhagen jewelry label named for the founder's late mother and her daughter. Helle Vestergaard Poulsen makes colorful, playful pieces meant to be mixed, and I want to wear most of them with a white tee.

Anita Ko Jewelry: 18-Karat Gold and Diamond Hoops

Anita Ko brings a distinctly Los Angeles ease to fine jewelry, pairing diamonds and 18-karat gold with hoops, bamboo motifs and clean shapes designed for daily wear. Ko launched her namesake label in 2006 after making jewelry from a young age, building a contemporary alternative to the more formal codes she saw around her. The result is polished, personal and meant to leave the house.

Ananya Fine Jewelry: Chakra Bracelets and Colored Gemstones

Ananya makes fine jewelry around coloured gemstones, 18-karat gold and the idea that adornment can carry meaning as well as light. Founded by Ananya Malhotra, the London-based label draws on Indian jewelry traditions, Central Saint Martins training and gemological study to shape its Chakra and Scatter collections. The mood is vivid and personal, with every bracelet or ring asking to be worn as more than decoration.

Alighieri Jewelry: Rosh Mahtani's Pieces Named for Dante

Alighieri jewelry began in London in 2014, when Rosh Mahtani set out to carve one piece for each canto of Dante's Divine Comedy. I walk through the necklaces and other pieces named for Dante.