Consider these styles for your holiday showcases.
Iain Ross’s cooking jewelry of choice is huggie earrings with charms.
Jennifer Lawrence wore a spectacular gold and diamond statement necklace by Glenn Spiro.
The showstopper here is the necklace: it’s Margot McKinney’s Lillian collier.
Ayo Edebiri’s earrings are Chanel, from Matthieu Blazy’s recent Spring/Summer 2026 collection (as is the gown).
His right kneecap was set into a gold-plated necklace that is engraved on the back with the quote “I will no longer bow to any man.”
The 14K yellow gold necklace features 16.21 carats of round brilliant-cut champagne diamonds.
From structured to charismatic, these are the newest styles for the wrist.
We’re way past the point of 'these aren’t your grandmother’s pearls.'
It has a truly distinct element: a pair of 17th century African Baoulé gold discs engraved with tribal motifs.
Wearing these necklaces together undercuts the seriousness of the jewelry in a way that feels whimsical, fun and inviting.
She wore a custom pale purple Valentino gown with matching jacket and some truly spectacular jewels.
She turned heads in a chic Chanel look accessorized with tons of jewelry.
They're huggies made from 14K yellow gold with a hanging fringe of long, textured gold triangles set with pavé diamonds.
The major trend here is bracelets: They’re stacked, they’re matched, they’re worn solo, and they're EVERYWHERE.
We’re way past the point of “these aren’t your grandmother’s pearls.”
The design features a complex, articulated aluminum structure set with diamonds and featuring two large, elongated pear-shaped diamonds near the ends.
Both necklaces are bold enough to stand alone and chunkier than we normally expect layering necklaces to be.
The beautiful ring features a large rectangular diamond with soft corners on a thick gold band that looks like it might be adorned with engraving.
These are the latest in commitment jewelry designs.
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