Now is the perfect time of year to treat yourself or a loved one to a piece of exquisite designer jewelry. With fall in full swing, people are settling back into their routines, and people like me are beginning to think about 2025 trends. For me, purchasing designer jewelry always requires thoughtful consideration. While some may indulge in spontaneous, last-minute buys, I prefer to take my time, reflecting on trends throughout the year and considering what feels timeless.
In the world of fashion, trends often come and go. However, when it comes to designer jewelry—a meaningful, lasting investment—it’s not a category where fleeting trends should dictate your choices. That's why this story focuses on pieces that stand the test of time, rather than those that quickly fade out of style. This is the Designer Jewelry Edit—discover the 5 trends for 2025 that we’re already thinking about.
Pendant necklaces are having a standout year, with designs reminiscent of Elsa Peretti for Tiffany bold, sculptural art pieces taking center stage. Recently, these statement pendants seem to be getting longer and more eye-catching. What began as simple shapes on cords has evolved into increasingly unique and striking designs.
Isabel Marant
Black Leather Necklace
Jil Sander
oversize-pendant leather chocker
Tiffany
Bean design Necklace
Agmes
Bodmer Pendant Necklace
Courrèges
Flask-pendant necklace
If you're new to the world of watches, you might be wondering: what exactly is a Tank watch? It all began with the Cartier Tank, introduced in 1917. Known for its sleek, rectangular or square case, the watch's distinctive name was inspired by the shape of military tanks from World War I. The design is minimalist, often paired with a leather strap or metal bracelet, and is a favorite of fashion icons like Jackie Kennedy and Princess Diana, making it a symbol of understated luxury.
Cartier
Tank Française Diamond Watch
Cartier
Tank Louis Cartier Watch
Hermès
Cape Cod Mother-Of-Pearl and Diamond Watch
A breakthrough trend, resin jewelry, jumped out at the fashion crowd during Saint Laurent's runway show. Their latest collections have been dominated by maximalist jewelry and this trend is up next. These oversized, geometric shapes reminiscent of the 1970 will elevate your wrist stack instantly turning any outfit into a moment.
Saint Laurent
Resin Bracelet
Saint Laurent
Bumpy Moon Resin Bracelet
Ben-Amun
Set-Of-Two Resin Bangles
Gigi Clozeau
Sun Classic Gold and Resin Bracelet
Alaïa
Bubble Resin and Gold-Tone Cuff
Mariner jewelry can instantly be spotted upon the sight of bold chain links reminiscent of nautical elements. Thanks to a recent appearance amongst the Gucci collections it has gained significant traction recently. Oversized chains have been a moment for some time but this latest upgrade exudes timeless elegance and feels fresh.
Gucci
Marina Chain Necklace
Sophie Buhai
Grandfather Silver Bracelet
Jenna Blake
Mariner Diamond Earrings
Jenna Blake
Mariner 18K Yellow Gold Ring
Sidney Garber
Mariner Chain Bracelet
Beaded jewelry necklaces have made a strong comeback and are *quite literally* bigger than ever. Offering a playful yet elevated approach to accessories this is an easy way to add color to your outfit, intricate designs, and statement-making pieces. This trend offers a voice to a broader movement towards artisanal craftsmanship and a DIY aesthetic, while remaining chic and polished.
Lizzie Fortunato
Olympia Resin Beaded Necklace
Lauren Rubinski
Enamel Beaded Necklace
Irene Neuwirth
18-Karat Gold Turquoise Necklace
Jia Jia
Arizona Large Candy Gold Morganite Necklace