Being the First to Wear These Jewelry Trends Will Guarantee It-Girl Status

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Courtesy of Gabriela Hearst; @_sierramayhew; @emmachamberlain; @sarah_najafi

Don't let anyone tell you you're not a winner. A good signet ring will be a great reminder throughout your day. I love choosing jewels that match the many different colors I wear throughout the week. 

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Courtesy of Miu Miu; @elizagracehuber; @rolex; @anoukyve

You can leave your phone at home. These timeless timepieces are really all you need. The runways lately have really loved the classic watch. I love how it elevates every look, so I will be adding one to my cart.

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Courtesy of Versace; @agmesnyc; @femmeblk; @aliceviolier

Hello, clip earrings and oversize studs. The "old money" aesthetic currently has my heart, and I think these earrings are a must if you want to perfect the look. Just add a tweed jacket.

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Courtesy of Chanel; @susan_alexandra; @mariejedig; @emilisindlev

Y2K took over our closets, and its next victim will be our jewelry collections. You're going to feel so much nostalgia when you scroll through these picks—butterfly, enamel, and lots of pink. I'm here for this.

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Courtesy of Fendi; @palomija; @maria_bernad; @lauralombardi

Due to the fact that it reminds me of a bolo tie, I'm calling this trend "glitzy cowgirl." Similar to previously mentioned trends, the Y necklace seemed to belong to different generations for quite some time, so I shied away from it. Now, it feels so current, and I love the implications it makes when you wear a V-neck or slightly unbuttoned shirt.

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Courtesy of Anna Sui; @emnitta; @frannfyne; @theblab

The playground is looking a little bit different these days. Yes, we may now be adults, but heart-shaped details, colorful beads, and bright colors can still have a home in our wardrobes. Do you know how here for this I am?

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Courtesy of Dion Lee; @soleneoj; @samimiro; @maria_bernad

The hold the choker trend had on me in 2016… Leaving my dorm room during my college days consistently confronted me with every woman's love for a choker that was "so '90s." The return of the choker is all grown up. Strong and bold hardware is taking center stage nowadays.