Few things work in tandem as flawlessly as fashion trends and the seasons. As temperatures begin to fall and the leaves begin to change, like clockwork, you can always expect a new slew of advice regarding must-have accessories and what not to wear.
For fall 2021 that means straying from neutral color palettes and delicate pieces in exchange for bright colors and bold designs. More is more, especially when it comes to fine jewelry. Expect to see multi-layered looks, chunky statement pieces, and hints of unexpected color.
From social media to the runway, these are some of the hottest jewelry trends for fall 2021.
Nature-Inspired Pieces
Taking a cue from Mother Earth, fall trends point towards nature-inspired designs with pops of floral and leafy elements. Our Lily Engagement Ring line offers a twist on the classic three stone design with your choice of lab grown diamond as the center stone paired with two pear cut side stones. The result feels romantic and totally forest fairy approved.
Alternatively, take inspiration from the Garden of Eden itself with the Eden Asscher cut Engagement Ring. Instead of side stones, the design features two marquise-shaped leafy accents on either side of the center diamond. What’s more, each is dotted with round cut lab grown diamonds for an added touch of glam. To really complete the look, top it off with a pair of our petal earrings in white gold.
If you can’t get enough of the Eden Engagement Ring line satisfy your need for sparkle with the matching Eden Wedding Band, a sleek and simplistic piece featuring four round cut diamonds nestled within a series of marquise-shaped accents.
Finally, saving the brightest and boldest for last, you won’t want to miss the Sera Round Cut Engagement Ring. A captivating style that will help you channel your inner flower child, this design features a lab diamond center stone mirrored by four stunning marquise accents. What’s more, additional side stones sit farther down on the band for an added pop of intrigue.
Gold Rush
Winner, winner – this is your golden ticket to adorn yourself in all gold everything this autumn. While some may argue that golden hues in fine jewelry will never go out of style, there’s no denying that gold is having a moment in 2021.
If it’s time for an accessory refresh, you can’t go wrong with this timeless golden Tennis Bracelet. Featuring 5.72 tcw of lab grown diamonds, this wristlet guarantees to bring sparkle that won’t quit. Pair this with a pair of our Single Stone Hoop Earrings and you’ll have all eyes on you.
On the necklace front, no-fuss chains are enjoying the spotlight. Knock two trends out in one go with a simplistic and classy Station Necklace. Featuring three round cut lab diamonds fixed to a dainty gold chain, this necklace will pair perfectly with any outfit.
Statement Earrings
As the seasons change, expect things to get a little funky on the fine jewelry scene. Cozy clothes and liveable pieces are still all the rage, but they’ll be paired with eye-catching accessories to help liven up the vibe.
That said, now is the time to pull the trigger on that pair of statement earrings that you’ve been eyeing. Why not try a pair of edgy yet glamorous climber earrings? Our Cluster Earring Climbers and Wavy Earring Climbers should do the trick!
Or, if you prefer a classic hoop, opt to go all out this fall. This pair of Inside Out Hoops features lab grown diamonds on both the outside and the inside of the hoop so that you can sparkle from all angles. Now that’s luxury.
Long Chains
On the necklace front, long chains are all the rage. Perhaps it’s their versatile nature or their timeless elegance, but one thing’s for sure, you can’t go wrong with a striking chain this upcoming season.
Our Silver Pear Cluster Lariat Necklace impresses with a lab diamond-studded pear accent threaded between two adjustable chains. What’s more, each chain is capped with a series of round cut diamonds to take the look to the next level. Or, if you prefer a more classic look, opt for the Silver Princess Cluster Lariat Necklace, the same piece with a decorated round-shaped accent instead.