22 Gorgeous Jewelry Pieces to Wear Every Day
When it comes to getting dressed for a fancy holiday party, it’s always a safe bet to go for over-the-top, sparkly accessories. But for everyday wear, you want to go a little more subtle and classic than a giant rhinestone collar. When you find the right piece of fine jewelry, it can be worth the splurge, especially if you can justify it by wearing it with everything in your closet. (And if you happen to have a little extra holiday money, there’s no better time than now to get yourself a special necklace or pair of earrings.) The Cut rounded up 22 of our favorites — whether your budget is less than $200 or you’re really looking to spend. Click ahead to see them all.
Investing in fine jewelry doesn't have to cost a fortune. These dainty slim earrings from Catbird are an affordable way to own a high-quality accessor...
Investing in fine jewelry doesn't have to cost a fortune. These dainty slim earrings from Catbird are an affordable way to own a high-quality accessory.
This ring looks like an heirloom you would unearth at an estate sale, without having to actually do the digging.
For a different take on drop earrings, try this Wendy Nichol set, which loop through the ear for a pretty yet punk vibe.
Pearl studs look much cooler (and less like you borrowed from your mom's jewelry box) when they have gold spikes.
The simple design of this open-ended ring makes it the perfect stacking piece for other thin bands.
If you're looking for a ring shape that isn't your standard band, this curved version is unique enough to defy trends.
Instead of the usual round hoop shape, Hirotaka's version features thin ovals and a diamond bar that's made to look like it's floating in space. ...
Instead of the usual round hoop shape, Hirotaka's version features thin ovals and a diamond bar that's made to look like it's floating in space.
The easiest way to wear mixed metals is by choosing a cohesive piece that combines the two. It helps tie in any other pieces of jewelry you already ow...
The easiest way to wear mixed metals is by choosing a cohesive piece that combines the two. It helps tie in any other pieces of jewelry you already own.
If you want more than just diamonds adorning a band, opal's unusual sheen is a great alternative to more colorful stones like ruby or emerald.
Made with ultrathin gold, this ring gives off the illusion that it's floating on your finger.
Rather than an entire string of pearls, this version has three in a pyramid design so one hits right at the chest while the other two perch elegantly ...
Rather than an entire string of pearls, this version has three in a pyramid design so one hits right at the chest while the other two perch elegantly on either side of your neck.
Repossi's classic piece studded with diamonds is the type of heirloom-worthy ring you could easily pass on for generations.
With its thin bar of diamonds, this is the kind of piece you can wear layered with more substantial costume pieces if you need more impact.
Made to resemble the number eight or the infinity symbol, the white-gold design is meant to represent good fortune — so consider it a really fancy luc...
Made to resemble the number eight or the infinity symbol, the white-gold design is meant to represent good fortune — so consider it a really fancy lucky-charm bracelet.
Take a cue from the Steven Alan fall presentation and wear this delicate bracelet layered over a thin sweater.
Polly Wales is a British jeweler known for her unusual technique that she calls "erosion." The gold is melted around the gems so no two piec...
Polly Wales is a British jeweler known for her unusual technique that she calls "erosion." The gold is melted around the gems so no two pieces are exactly alike.
For daytime, you can layer this over a turtleneck or under a crisp button-up, while at night it's the perfect accessory for an off-the-shoulder top.
Eva Fehren's pieces are a favorite for a reason: She has a fresh take on classic pieces like the diamond band, but is not so trendy that you'll tire o...
Eva Fehren's pieces are a favorite for a reason: She has a fresh take on classic pieces like the diamond band, but is not so trendy that you'll tire of her work quickly.
If you're looking for a deconstructed and sculptural bracelet, this open-ended white-gold version would look great with bare arms or layered over a wh...
If you're looking for a deconstructed and sculptural bracelet, this open-ended white-gold version would look great with bare arms or layered over a white button-down.
For anyone looking for an alternative wedding band, you can literally tie the knot with this Cartier ring.
This linear design nods to its iconic origins.
If you'd rather wear a piece that has more impact but still looks versatile for every day, a slim double-knuckle ring studded with diamonds can double...
If you'd rather wear a piece that has more impact but still looks versatile for every day, a slim double-knuckle ring studded with diamonds can double as a style signature.
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