How to redeem a Swarovski promo code
- 1. Add your selected items to your shopping bag at Swarovski.
- 2. Open your bag and continue to checkout.
- 3. Find the field labeled Promo Code or Gift Card, then enter your code and apply it.
By Phia
Step into the magical world of Swarovski: charming jewelry, elegant watches and sparkling crystal creations commemorate the brand's tradition and craftsmanship.
Everything you need to know to get the best deal at Swarovski
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A Swarovski necklace can be a single pendant or a full collar of crystals. Here are 44 of them, from Millenia pendants and tennis strands to swans, collars and chokers, with a styling tip for each group.

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The best diamond bracelets: 44 styles from Sydney Evan, Lagos, Roberto Coin and Messika, priced $58 to $11,000.

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Earrings under three hundred dollars are the sweet spot for trying a new proportion without making the accessory carry an unreasonable burden.

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An everyday necklace edit of gold chains, pearl accents, and polished pendants from Tiffany & Co., Mejuri, David Yurman, and adjacent fine-jewelry staples.

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The earrings edit is about finding the few pairs that can make a plain outfit feel finished without taking over your face.

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Pendant necklaces to wear daily: 44 styles from Sydney Evan, David Yurman and Temple St. Clair, priced $50 to $7,550.

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Sportswear style has moved on from athleisure and now borrows from actual sports. I look at the polos and rib tanks that carry it, from Burberry, Malbon and rag & bone.

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Crystal bracelets with faceted stones catch overhead light and throw it back. I wear one for a quiet glint, or stack several together.

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Paperclip chain bracelets and simple link bracelets are the focus here, along with a stacking band and a set of resin bangles.

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Brooches only, no hair clips or scarf pins, from Alanui, Nº21, Patrizia Pepe, Kenneth Jay Lane and Swarovski among others. Crystal, pearl, gold and crochet, priced $110 to $255.

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Everyday jewelry is not about trends. It is about pieces so right they disappear into your wardrobe and never leave.

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The deco trend is easiest to buy in pieces rather than head to toe: a sequin mini skirt, a beaded top, a crystal earring. Sequin skirts photograph better than sequin dresses at this price because the fabric is cut smaller and hangs cleaner. Everything here is under $200 — pair the sparkle with a plain knit or a blazer so it reads styled, not costume. Cover image via Pinterest.