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Jewelry tends to have a pace slower than fashion, yet nevertheless it is constantly changing, growing, and evolving. Here at Vogue we pride ourselves on maintaining our fingers on the pulse while continuously pushing forward to what’s next. We buzz with excitement when we find a new jewelry designer or brand that brings novelty to the discipline, pushes the envelope, and embraces history in its own way.
Vogue’s Top Jewelry Picks:
The Chainlink Accent
David Yurman DY Madison chain bracelet
Jump to reviewThe Timeless Tennis Bracelet
Rare Carat Three-Prong Diamond Tennis Bracelet
Jump to reviewThe Modern Pearls
Sophie Bille Brahe Petite Peggy Pearl Necklace
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Our list below includes jewelry designers that look to antiquity and vintage inspiration—Rafael Indiana, Ophelia Eve, and Juju Vera. Others, like Annika Inez and twin sisters Amalie and Cecile Moosgaard of Lié Studios created their brand to fill the void of beautiful, sculptural, and versatile basics. More still, such as OX NY and MysteryJoy, were drawn to the medium after training and working in the diamond and gemstone industry. The below list represents a group of jewelry designers who aren’t simply one thing and bring a freshness to the jewelry world that inspires the imagination and the hope of acquisition.
Le Sundial’s statement tassel necklaces are a favorite at Vogue HQ. The italian brand uses natural stones and sterling silver to create impactful pieces that add a sense of sophistication and oomph to any outfit.
Le Sundial
