Jewelry

Mizuki Jewelry

Mizuki Goltz founded her New York jewelry brand with her husband in 1996 after studying sculpture at the School of Visual Arts. A handmade beaded necklace sold for twenty dollars became an early nudge toward a career built around modern pearls and fluid gold lines. The work balances Japanese and American sensibilities without turning either into a costume.

Natalie B Jewelry: Pieces Worth a Closer Look

Natalie B Jewelry is a Venice Beach label that turns antique forms into jewelry for right now. Natalie Balker grew up around vintage markets and Hollywood costumes, and I wanted to look at her pieces closely.

Art Deco Dresses: 1920s Beading, Glass Fringe and Crystal Work

Beading, fringe and real evening weight

MIRANDA FRYE Jewelry: What to Know About the Pieces

MIRANDA FRYE is the Southern California jewelry line that grew out of one woman making vintage-style pieces for herself. I like how it treats jewelry as a personal thing, never as a rulebook.

Anklets for Women: How to Buy One That Reads as Jewelry

Anklets have a reputation problem and a fit problem, and the second one is fixable. How to buy one that reads as jewellery.

Ettika Jewelry: The Best Pieces Right Now

Ettika is the Los Angeles jewelry label Joey Rafaeli started in 2005, a family business with a taste for chains, charms and stacking. I like how loud it is willing to be, and this edit is about wearing that on an ordinary day.

Eliou Jewelry: The Details Worth Knowing

Éliou is a Miami jewelry label that Cristina Mantilla and Duda Teixeira started as friends in 2018. I love its beads, pearls and bright color, which make jewelry feel playful and a little sun-washed.

Eddie Borgo Jewelry: Is It Worth the Price?

Eddie Borgo is the New York jeweler who treats a necklace like a small piece of architecture. I like jewelry that has an argument to make, and his collars, cuffs and drops make it quietly.

Dorsey Earrings: A Grandmother's Clasp, Lab-Grown Stones and the Pairs Worth Wearing

This edit of Dorsey earrings runs from Sylvie rivière drops to huggies and statement pairs, with the story of how founder Meg Strachan began the brand in 2019. I would wear the short Sylvie for dinner and a huggie for every other day.

Deepa Gurnani Jewelry: Where I'd Start

Deepa Gurnani makes jewelry where Indian embroidery and artisan technique are the whole point. I am drawn to the handwork, and this edit is the earrings and bracelet I would start with.

Brinker + Eliza Jewelry: Where to Start

Brinker + Eliza is a mother-daughter jewelry label from Connecticut that treats more as a perfectly reasonable amount. I like it for the charms, the color and the small oddness in every necklace.

Bevza Dresses: The Best Pieces Right Now

Bevza is the Kyiv womenswear house Svitlana Bevza started in 2006, built on quiet minimalism, sculptural tailoring and Ukrainian symbols. I like that its restraint always has a reason behind it.

ANNI LU Jewelry: A Guide to the Best Pieces

ANNI LU is a Copenhagen jewelry label named for the founder's late mother and her daughter. Helle Vestergaard Poulsen makes colorful, playful pieces meant to be mixed, and I want to wear most of them with a white tee.

8 Other Reasons Jewelry & Bags: Best Buys Right Now

8 Other Reasons is the jewelry and handbag label Charles Lichaa started in Australia and now leads from Los Angeles, with a playful, after-dark streak. I like accessories with a little attitude, and this edit gathers the ones I would wear most.

What Personal Style Actually Means

Personal style is not a set of pieces you can buy in one order. It is a small number of decisions you keep making, which is why it survives seasons and why nobody can copy it off you. Below, dresses, tops and jewellery to build repetition into.

Uncommon James Jewelry: Gold Chains, Ring Stacks and a Nashville Flagship

This Uncommon James jewelry edit covers initial necklaces, layering chains, earrings, ring stacks and bracelets from the Nashville brand Kristin Cavallari founded in 2017. I would start with one chain and build slowly from there.

SOKO Jewelry: Rings, Earrings and Necklaces to Know

SOKO is the Nairobi jewelry label that connects Kenyan artisans to customers through a mobile network, cast in recycled brass and glass. I like that the pieces look modern and the makers stay in the story.

petit moments Jewelry: Where to Begin Shopping

petit moments is the Los Angeles jewelry and accessories label that Alexandria Rosa and Regan Lowe started as a side hustle, and it is wonderfully playful. I like it for the one small thing that changes a plain outfit.

Gold Watches for Women: The Bracelet a Queen Ordered in 1810

This edit on gold watches for women covers bracelet, leather, small square, two-tone and bangle styles, from tiny cases to cuffs. I started with the 1810 watch Breguet made for a queen and worked out what I would actually wear.

Melissa Joy Manning Jewelry: Recycled Gold and Sculptural Design

Melissa Joy Manning jewelry pairs sculptural design with recycled metals and hand-finished details, tracing the label's artful roots in silversmithing.

MEGA Jewelry: The Pieces Worth the Price

MÉGA is the jewelry label stylist Dani Michelle started with her mother, designer Stacey Singer, for people who build a look one piece at a time. I like any brand that treats stacking as a personal language, and this is how I would start.

Luxury Gifts under $200 for Her: Editors' Picks

These are the Luxury Gifts under $200 for Her picks worth your time, chosen on construction rather than on how often they appear online. The shoulder seam should sit on the bone, not past it.

Loren Stewart Jewelry: Gold Safety Pins, Chains and Rings

Loren Stewart started in 2009 when Rachel Loren began melting down her own vintage gold jewelry to make pieces she could not find anywhere else, later joined by sisters Satya and Annah Stewart. The label built its identity on that idea of transformation, turning safety pins, ID tags, and utilitarian hardware into fine gold and gemstone pieces. Everything is still handmade by small teams of artisans in downtown Los Angeles and a family factory in Italy rather than mass produced.

Lili Claspe Jewelry: Pieces to Wear on Repeat

Lili Claspe is the Los Angeles jewelry label Stephanie Tchamanian began in 2011, named for her late sister Lisa. I like how it mixes vintage shapes with pieces you can really wear, and a little play.