Jewelry

Gloves, Brooches and Pearls to Finish Fall Outfits

The smallest accessories are doing the most this fall, with long gloves, brooches and pearls turning simple outfits into something considered. This edit covers leather and suede gloves, brooches, pearl pieces, silk scarves and slim belts. Add one to a coat or a knit and see how much it changes.

Chic Halloween Dinner Party Dressing

Chic Halloween dinner-party dressing is about atmosphere, not costume, which means the fabric and the light in the room matter more than any theme. Velvet gives a simple silhouette depth, and a jewel tone catches candlelight without turning theatrical. This edit builds from that idea, pairing rich textures with one precise accent instead of a pile of seasonal symbols.

Everyday Outfits: Tanks, Straight Jeans and Blazers

Tanks, straight jeans, blazers and a simple bag, all in a quiet palette. It is for everyday outfits that look put together without much thought.

Dinner Outfits: Simple Elevated Looks

Simple outfits that feel elevated without trying to be dressy. The kind of look that works for anything last-minute.

Glass Jewelry: Clear Resin and Quartz-Toned Accessories

Glass skin meets glass jewelry — clear resin accessories, quartz-toned everything, translucent frames.

Silver Or Gold: Committing To One Metal

Committing to one metal can make getting dressed simpler. Shop 16 Luv AJ rhinestone, quartz and toe ring pieces, $40 to $375.

Cartier, From the Love Bracelet to the Tank: Where to Start

The Cartier Love bracelet and the Tank watch are two of the house's best-known designs, and each began as one clear idea. I sort the jewelry and watches and say where I would start.

Best Friend Gifts

Best friend gifts should feel like a small proof that you know her, not a last minute grab. I would look for a piece she can wear, use, or laugh about long after the birthday brunch is over.

Birthday Gifts for Friends

Birthday gifts for friends should make the day feel like theirs, whether they love a full celebration or a small, thoughtful surprise. I would start with what makes them laugh, what they actually wear, and how they like to enjoy a cozy evening.

Best Gifts for Birthday

The best gifts for birthday plans are personal, useful, and suited to the way someone likes to mark a day. This edit moves from birthstone-inspired keepsakes to a quiet night in and small style upgrades.

Opal ring: A Roman Stone with Color in Motion

Opal ring styles move from gold bezels to diamond halos, cabochons, and silver or vermeil settings. I would choose the setting and metal first, then decide whether the stone should stand alone or stack.

Cuban Link Bracelet: Four Takes on a Familiar Chain

Cuban link bracelet options run from slim gold and silver links to broad profiles with pavé or gemstones. I would choose by width, metal finish, and clasp before deciding whether to wear one alone or in a stack.

Amethyst ring: From Cypriot Filigree to a Modern Stack

Amethyst ring styles here move from slim gold solitaires to diamond halos, vermeil bands, and sterling silver. I would choose the setting before the stone size, then let the purple do its thing.

Ruby ring: A Red Stone With Two Histories

Ruby ring options here span gold, diamond-set, solitaire, and stackable designs, from natural stones to clearly labeled lab-created rubies. I would choose by the way the stone is set, then check what the listing says about the gem.

Flower earrings: A Botanical Motif with More Than One Mood

Flower earrings can be tiny gold studs, enamel daisies, diamond petals, or pearl-heavy drops, and this edit moves through all four moods. I would choose by scale first, then the metal and fastening I want to wear.

Aquamarine ring: From Byzantine Cabochons to Modern Gold

Aquamarine ring styles here move from sculptural gold and faceted solitaires to diamond settings, vermeil, and sterling silver. I would choose by setting and metal first, then let the blue be the quietest or loudest thing on my hand.

Bow earrings: A Ribbon Motif With Eighteenth-Century Roots

Bow earrings range from compact gold-tone knots to pearl, crystal, enamel, and long ribbon shapes. I would choose the scale first, then let the finish decide how much else the outfit needs.

Ruby necklace: A Red Stone With a Long Memory

Ruby necklace can mean a single birthstone pendant, a diamond-framed motif, or a line of ruby stations in gold, vermeil, or sterling silver. I would choose by metal and silhouette first, then read the stone and care details.

Flower necklace: A Small Garden With a Long History

Flower necklace options move from sculpted gold pendants to enamel daisies, gem-set blooms, and pearl flowers. I would decide first whether I want the flower to be a whisper or the whole point.

Star necklace: A Small Sign With a Long Orbit

Star necklace options here move from small gold charms to diamond trails, station chains, and enamel or colored stones. I would choose by silhouette first, then check the metal, clasp, and chain length.

Heart earrings: A Motif With Several Lives

Heart earrings carry a long, changing history, from medieval love tokens to sculptural modern forms. I like the way a small heart can read as a keepsake, a bright detail, or something unexpectedly architectural.

Sapphire necklace: A Small Stone With a Long Story

Sapphire necklace options move from petite gold pendants to diamond lines, station chains, and silver settings. I would choose by chain length first, then decide whether the stone should whisper or take a little space.

Birthstone necklace: A Personal Stone, Worn Your Way

Birthstone necklace styles range from single monthly pendants to family pieces in gold, vermeil and silver. I would choose first between one stone and several, then settle on the chain length and metal finish.

Cartilage Earrings: A Small Piece of Upper-Ear History

Cartilage earrings range from close gold hoops and flat backs to bright stones and cuffs that skim the upper ear. I would choose the setting for its placement, then keep the rest of the ear quiet.