Fall 2025 Jewelry Forecast

Fall/Winter 2025 runways made one thing clear: jewelry can make any outfit complete. From Chloé’s long layered chains that add instant drama, to Tory Burch’s brooches on shoes, to Moschino turning light bulbs into chandeliers, creativity ruled the season. This fall, jewelry is more than an accessory. It is the detail that transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary. Here’s what’s trending in fall 2025.

Fall Jewelry Trends 2025

1. Chunky Chains & Layered Necklaces

Oversized links, mixed metals, and long necklaces layered over everything. Chains are the easiest way to upgrade a t-shirt, blazer, or turtleneck. This season, do not be afraid to go big. The bolder, the better.

Shop the trend: David Yurman Deco Baguette Chain Link Necklace

2. Sculptural Earrings

Twists, asymmetry, and architectural forms are everywhere. One dramatic earring, a playful pair, or even earrings tangled through hair (à la McQueen) is all you need to make a statement this fall. 

Shop the trend: Tiffany & Co. Tiffany Titan by Pharrell Williams

3. Brooches in Unexpected Places

Brooches have returned with a bold twist. No longer confined to jackets or scarves, designers pinned them on sleeves, hats, bags, and even shoes on Fall/Winter 2025 runways. One well-placed pin can instantly make a blazer feel playful instead of office-ready, or transform a simple pair of boots into a runway moment. Small but mighty, brooches prove that the tiniest details can make the biggest impact—and Fall 2025 is all about experimenting.

Shop the trend: Oscar de la Renta Enamel Cherry Blossom Brooch

4. Stacked Rings & Cuffs

Stacking continues to dominate. Mix metals, textures, and thicknesses. Stacking jewelry is all about creating depth and drama with minimal effort. Layer multiple rings on one hand, pair cuffs with slim bands, or stack them up the arm for a bold look. 

Shop the trend: Hermes Olympe Cuff Bracelet

About The Author

Debbie Azar is the Co-Founder and President of Gemological Science International (GSI), one of the largest gemological organizations in the world, and a distinguished leader in the global diamond and jewelry industry. As an executive with extensive knowledge of the jewelry and gem lab industries, her entrepreneurial skills and vision have helped GSI achieve rapid and continuous growth worldwide, establishing 13 leading-edge gemological facilities on four continents. She currently serves on the boards of the Jewelers Vigilance Committee, Responsible Jewellery Council, and Jewelers for Children, and is a member of the 24 Karat Club of New York. She has been featured in Forbes, Daily Mail, Good Morning America, Bloomberg, Bloomberg Businessweek, Fox Business, Fox5, CBS2, BOLDTV, Varney&Co, The Street, and NASDAQ, among others.