6 Fall Jewelry Trends to Keep Your Style Hot

The weather may be cooling down, but the fall fashion trends are just getting warmed up! While February’s Fall/Winter 2019 runways gave a sneak peek at whatthe looks would be this autumn, a reminder is always nice.(Raise your hand if you haven’t done your fall wardrobe refresh yet!) So today, we’re sharing our six favorite fall jewelry trends.

Your first instinct at this time of year may be to get your hands on all the chunky sweaters and blanket scarves. We get it—cozy autumn fashion is key. That doesn’t mean your jewelry should take a back seat, though. In fact, jewelry has made its way back into the runway limelight. And why shouldn’t it? With today’s statement pieces, it’s never been more fun to make your look all about the jewelry.

From statement earrings to match sets to pearl everything, many of the fall jewelry styles are updated takes on past trends. Keep reading to see what we mean. 

Pearls Pearls Pearls

We’ve talked before about pearls making their comeback, and the precious stones are clearly not going away anytime soon. While pearls have often been identified as stuffy, these new designs are anything but. Baroque (natural and atypical) shapes and edgy looks even bordering on punk are taking the stage. Some notable stunners are waist-length pearl earrings and polished contemporary necklaces.

Pearls add the perfect feminine touch to any ensemble. Many of the modern takes on this classic gem can be taken from day to night, casual to formal, and beyond. Not to mention, they look great paired with warm fall colors and neutrals—think beige, cream, and caramel tones.

Chic Chandeliers

We mentioned how statement earrings are in, and this style in particular is all about the drama. Chandelier earrings are characterized by LOTS of crystals and stones. This throwback to the ‘90s glam has included sparkling shoulder dusters, dazzling drops, and even mismatched earrings.

These sparklers work with everything from high necklines to off-the-shoulder tops. Add some flair to any simple outfit, or elevate that formal ensemble with this elegant fall jewelry style. 

Put a Pin in It

Brooches aren’t just for your grandma anymore...but youmight want to ask her to borrow some. That’s right, brooches are back in a BIG way. They can add a hint of panache to take any look to the next level. 

From bold and shiny to ornate and sparkly, we love these pins on a solid blouse or blazer to tie it all together.

Ring Bling

Catch their eye with a wave of the hand. Chunky, bold rings and statement pinky rings are on the rise. These baubles can be anything from bubble style to architectural designs, particularly in gold. Don’t be afraid to stack them and/or wear a few on each hand, either. 

These bold statement rings are a great way to (pumpkin) spice up any fall dress. Then finish off your look with a pair of high boots. 

Long Strands

If you were wondering if minimalist and dramatic could be used in the same sentence, the answer is yes. Long-stranded earrings and necklaces are the perfect way to add some streamlined style to your fall outfits. 

These clean pieces can add dimension for a regular day at the office or a night out on the town. They come in both delicate and bold forms. Create your own asymmetrical look by wearing just one long earring, or adjusting a necklace just so. 

Matchy Matchy

The more the merrier...at least that’s how we feel when it comes to our gems. While asymmetry is popular among jewelry styles right now, match sets are here for those who love coordinating their bold baubles. For some time, it was a no-no to matchtoo much when it comes to jewelry—but no more! So dig out your favorite parure (or snag that set you’ve had your eyes on) and show it off!

A match set is always sure to make you look put-together. From the average workday to a special occasion, the right fall jewelry set will create the right amount of glam.

There you have it, our fall fashion must-haves! Complete your collection for the season when you shop Sarbani NYC today.

Stephanie Chabot
Style Editor, Sarbani NYC