Statement Jewelry Trends to Know from the Fall-Winter 2025/2026 Runways

Fashion Week closed with powerful shows and headline-making announcements: Demna is heading to Gucci, Donatella is leaving Versace, and JW Anderson is parting ways with Loewe after eleven years of iconic designs. Amid all this change, one thing offered a moment of sparkle: the jewelry.

Here's a rundown of the standout styles seen on the Fall-Winter 2025–2026 catwalks.

Utility Chic

Among diamonds and pearls, tools carved out their own space. At Coach, screwdriver-shaped earrings turned heads, while Simone Rocha doubled down on her signature lock-and-key aesthetic with hardware-inspired statement pieces. At Gucci, equestrian hardware took center.

Body Jewelry in the Dead of Winter

Body chains aren't just for summer anymore, their sun-kissed sparkle now adds warmth even in the coldest months. At Schiaparelli show, golden discs glowed beneath thick wool suits for a striking contrast. For the bolder among us, Givenchy delivered baroque drama with crystals cascading directly onto bare skin.

Fringe Benefits

The new obsession is combing jewelry. Fringe made of shimmering silver and gold threads added ultra-glam flair to silhouettes. Dries Van Noten’s fringed necklace rained down in leather cords tipped with metal, while at Fendi, a fiery fringe collar roared with bold energy.

Key Pendants

No more digging through your bag because keys now belong around your neck. At Rabanne, they took an edgy turn, while Chloé gave them a romantic twist.

Spherical Earrings

These metallic orbs catch every glint of light on the runway. Oversized yet poetic, these bell-shaped earrings dominate the space with a modern eleganc. At Brandon Maxwell, they doubled and even tripled along the earlobe for extra impact.

Coined Trends

This season, coins reclaimed their luxury status in the jewelry world. Stamped with antique faces and set on chunky bracelets, these pieces gleamed with historical gravitas. Whether oversized at Versace or miniature at Ann Demeulemeester, these coin charms are among the most coveted accessories of the season.

Rockstar Glam

Unapologetically punk, jewelry staples from the 1980s stormed back onto the runway. Spikes, chains, and cartilage-hugging ear cuffs re-emerged with fierce attitude. At Isabel Marant, rebellious piercings were bold, playful and delightfully offbeat.

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