2024 Jewelry Trends to Follow

2024 Jewelry Trends To Follow

By: Deutsch Fine Jewelry

The New Year is a time for resets, reflections, and resolutions. While signing up for that new gym membership and up keeping that new calendar, don’t forget to include style in the list of resolutions for 2024. Feeling fashionable and on-trend is a form of self-care and we have composed a list of surefire trends that will keep any girl stylish for the upcoming events in 2024. From girlie bows to whimsical motifs, we’re expecting a renaissance of creative designs with a chic accent. Last year, we saw bold, maximalist pieces that ranged from the opulent to the strange. The year before was the last big push for muted, neutral colors and Helvetica-style fonts. No longer is the art world obsessed with bland beiges and we’re moving away from the kitschy maximalism, but we predict that this year will see a perfect marriage of both styles that will create a look that maintains a fun vibe with a more mature undertone. For some examples to jumpstart the jewelry box, join us while we explore our picks for the 2024 jewelry trends to follow.
Sculptural gold and diamond Florentine Cuff by Jye’s International, available at Deutsch Fine Jewelry in Houston, Texas.

Chunky and Sculptural

It’s practically impossible to open a social media app or fashion write-up without seeing the return of wide, sculptural jewelry. The iconic Elsa Peretti Tiffany Bone Cuff is back on the timelines as an old friend to Millenial girlies and a new discovery for discerning Gen Z fashionistas. The trend features chunky but smooth shapes that organically warp around the body’s natural curves. The Florentine Bracelet by Jye’s International encapsulates this trend in spades. The textured yellow gold swirl effortlessly hugs the wrist, and a diamond pavé edge gives the impression of immaculate sea foam cresting on a perfect ocean wave.
Coquette-inspired Diamond Swirly Bow Ring by Deutsch Fine Jewelry and Bow Petite Diamond Fashion Earrings by Ashi — both available at Deutsch Fine Jewelry in Houston, Texas.

Ooh, Let the Light In…

The girls are crazy for coquette. We saw an inkling of this trend towards the end of last year, and we predict it’s going to come into the cultural consciousness in full swing this year. Coquette is defined by soft, girlie motifs like pastel pinks, that one Lana Del Rey song, and bows on bows on bows. While the word itself means “a woman who flirts,” coquette-core is intrinsically by the girls, for the girls. The whimsical Diamond Swirly Bow Ring in white gold by Deutsch Fine Jewelry is a perfect luxury-imbued take on the croquette trend. Pair with the Bow Petite Diamond Fashion earrings by Ashi and a pretty dress in lace and pastel pink and embrace all the girlie vibes this year.
Yellow gold and diamond orbit pendant with moonstone center by Temple St. Clair and 6 diamond shared prong cross pendant by Deutsch Signature — both available at Deutsch Fine Jewelry in Houston, Texas.

Spiritual and Symbolic

Let’s face it — 2023 was a doozy for a lot of people. Folks have been looking for comfort these days and connecting more with the spiritual and the ethereal to help them work through the tough year. Whether it's celestial, religious, or mystical, we’ve seen personal pendants and talismans taking center stage in the jewelry world these days. The 3x Orbit Pendant by Temple St. Clair evokes planetarium vibes with two yellow gold concentric rings around a moonstone center. The outer ring boasts a shining diamond pave that adds to the elegance of the pendant. For a more traditional motif, the Diamond Shared Prong Cross by Deutsch Signature is a gleaming symbol with six brilliant round white diamonds forming the sign of the cross. A talisman-style pendant can be a strong personal fashion choice, but it can also be a comforting totem for rough times. Amulets and pendants have been used for centuries as good luck charms and statement pieces for good reason — having a soothing item close to the heart can be a small form of self-care in 2024.


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