The Cult Jewelry Pieces NET-A-PORTER Editors Are Adding To Their New-Season Wardrobes

“After years of maximalism and OTT gold designs, I’m really loving the minimalist ’90s mood that’s swept the FW23 runways and inspired me to streamline my jewelry wardrobe. I’m particularly into fuss-free, slightly androgynous designs that have a unisex appeal, of which Sophie Buhai’s ‘Walter’ signet ring is a perfect example. Danish label Lié Studio is a recent discovery; I love its super-shiny, sculptural designs and plan to wear the brand’s silver pieces as the ultra-stylish twin-sister founders do: with pared-back T-shirts, blazers and great denim. I’ve also been delighted to see a return to twinkling diamond and crystal pieces – a pair of diamond studs or a tennis necklace layered among chunky chains is the perfect way to add femininity while still keeping things cool. Pair with an oversized cotton-poplin shirt – like this one from Dries Van Noten – baggy denim and simple black ballet pumps to offset the overt girliness of the twinkling stones.”

“For the past few years, yellow gold has really ruled the runways. Gold hoops and chunky chain necklaces have dominated our social feeds and pervaded street-style photography. But thanks to aughts nostalgia (a simple cross necklace and heart charm bracelet were my first foray into fine jewelry), silver is finally staging a comeback. Its high polish and mirror-like shine boast an unfussy and timeless appeal that suddenly feels modern again. For fall, I will be pairing sleek and sophisticated pieces from brands such as Eéra and Piaget with head-to-toe gray. I love the idea of clashing chunky chains with Anita Ko’s white-diamond tennis bracelet – my teenage self would be very proud – but I would pair them with chic knitwear by The Row and some very grown-up Saint Laurent loafers, just for good measure.”