Jewelry
Jewelry

Gifts for Mom from Daughter: Keepsakes for the Stories You Share
For gifts for mom from daughter, I look at keepsakes, silk and cashmere, a home spa ritual, and plans for an afternoon together. I would choose something that feels like her, then make room for the next story you will share.

Birthday Gifts for Girlfriend: The 1893 Chicago Fair Behind a Birthday Song
For birthday gifts for girlfriend, this edit gathers fine jewelry, evening bags, fragrance sets, pajamas, candles, and small date-night details. I would choose the piece that sounds most like her, then add a note with an actual plan.

Birthday Gifts for Wife: The 1992 Love Languages and a Philadelphia Jeweler
For birthday gifts for wife, I would look at jewelry, silk sleepwear, fragrance sets, small leather goods, and cashmere through one personal lens. I would choose the piece that fits her routines, then write the reason on the card.

Swarovski Necklace: 3,800 Hand-Set Stones for One Met Gala Neck
A Swarovski necklace can be a single pendant or a full collar of crystals. Here are 44 of them, from Millenia pendants and tennis strands to swans, collars and chokers, with a styling tip for each group.

Lacoste Crocodile Bracelet: Chains, Stones and Gift Sets
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Gorjana Necklace: The Laguna Beach Layering Story, From Parker to 14k
This Gorjana necklace edit covers chains, pendants, charms, chokers and 14k solid gold pieces from the Laguna Beach brand. I would start with one Parker and build the stack slowly.

Pandora Bracelets: The Snake Chain That Started in a Copenhagen Shop
A 1982 Copenhagen shop is where the Pandora snake chain and the charm bracelet began. Moments, tennis, ME link and gold-tone styles are the ones I would reach for.

Amber Sceats Jewelry: Sculptural Pieces to Know
Amber Sceats is the Sydney jewelry label that makes gold and pearls look like small sculptures. I like jewelry that changes the proportions of a plain shirt, and this edit is full of it.

Cendre Jewelry And Watches: What I'd Actually Buy
Cendre is an Australian jewelry and watch label started by a working stylist who was tired of showing up on set without the right finishing piece. I like how every piece is made to join a look, and this edit is the small shiny things I would reach for.

Beaufille Dresses: What I'd Actually Buy
Beaufille is the Toronto label of sisters Chloé and Parris Gordon, whose name means handsome girl and whose clothes split the difference between hard and soft. I love how the dresses and separates carry that tension without shouting about it.

Breda Watches: The Watch Styles I Like
Breda is a Dallas watch label from siblings Amir and Shabeena Meghani, built on a family watch business that stretches back to India. I like how small and personal its cases are, so this edit is about watches that behave like jewelry.

The David Yurman Bracelet and the Twist That Started With Fifty Feet of Wire
David and Sybil Yurman founded their house in 1980, and the Cable design began in 1982 with a twist of gold wire. This edit sorts the David Yurman bracelet by metal and chain, from sterling silver Cable to 18K gold and DY Madison.

Rings in 14k and 18k Gold, Sterling Silver, Signets and Stacks: How to Choose
Rings start with a number: GIA says 24 karats means pure gold, so every 14k and 18k band is a blend. This edit sorts gold, sterling silver, signet, stacking and statement pieces, with fitting notes for each.

Spinelli Kilcollin Ring Dupe: Linked Bands, Mixed Metals and Pavé Sparkle
This Spinelli Kilcollin ring dupe edit gathers linked stacking rings, mixed-metal multi-band rings, pavé bands, interlocking rings and link bracelets from other labels that share the original's slim bands and small links. I picked pieces that read well in a stack and moved from there.

Chanel Earrings: Pre-Owned CC Studs, Drops and Hoops, Sorted by Shape
Chanel earrings are where the story of costume jewelry starts, and this edit sorts pre-owned CC studs, drops and hoops by shape. I go through the pairs by name and say how each one sits on the ear.

Statement Earrings: One Strong Pair With Button-Downs
One strong earring can do more work than a whole jewelry box. This edit pairs eight statement earrings against the button-down shirts and gold necklaces that actually share the frame with them. The point is not more jewelry, it is picking the one piece that changes the outfit's balance.

Tennis Necklace Guide: Diamond, Crystal and Everyday Gold Styles
A diamond tennis necklace is a single line of stones that sits close to the collarbone, and crystal and gold-tone versions follow the same shape. I cover slim everyday styles, fine diamond pieces and lab-grown lines.

Gold Hoop Earrings Have Left the Quiet Corner
Gold hoop earrings need not stay in the quiet corner. Compare mini hoops, chunky shapes and a pavé crescent to find a proportion that feels like you.

Gold-Filled, Vermeil, or Solid: What Jewelry Prices Actually Mean
Gold-filled, vermeil or solid: what jewelry prices actually mean. A real guide to Revolve's jewelry edit across every budget.

Marina B Jewelry: Spring-Mounted Settings From Geneva
Marina Bulgari left her family's jewelry house in 1976 and founded Marina B in Geneva in 1977, building the brand around spring-mounted settings, unthreaded beads and her own Chestnut stone cut. Notes on how those three ideas show up in the rings, bracelets and necklaces here.

Mikimoto Pearl Jewelry: The Maker of the First Cultured Pearl
Mikimoto pearl jewelry began with Kokichi Mikimoto, who created the world's first cultured pearl in 1893. He opened his first pearl boutique in Tokyo's Ginza in 1899, and I go through the pieces I would wear.

New York Jewelry: Heavy Chains, Cuffs and Sculptural Rings
New York jewelry right now is not delicate: weight and shape do the talking. I go through chains, pendants and chokers, cuffs and bangles, and sculptural rings, worn together rather than separately.

A Van Cleef Necklace, From the First Alhambra to Today
A Van Cleef necklace most often means Alhambra, whose first long necklace came out in 1968. I sort the pieces by motif and length, from vintage Alhambra pendants to pre-owned necklaces.

LANA Jewelry
LANA Jewelry was founded in Chicago in 2002 by designer Lana Bramlette, who began with a search for great gold hoops. She became known as the Queen of Hoops, and the brand makes modern jewelry in solid 14k gold around a philosophy of less clothes, more jewelry. This edit gathers diamond tennis bracelets and necklaces, Blake chain chokers, huggies and flat hoops, butterfly pieces and initial necklaces, ending on 14K gold hoops and pendants.