Every Chic Jewelry Style Our Editors Are Wearing With Their Fall Wardrobes

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Between the countdown to NYFW and the nonstop buzz around the office about the next big boot style, it’s clear that fall fashion is top of mind. We’re practically begging for the leaves to change and the temperature to drop below 65 degrees so we have an excuse to break out our cold-weather apparel and accessories. But with everyone equally excited about the same fall trends, how will we differentiate our looks from the rest of the fashion pack? The answer is in the sparkly and shiny details. That’s right—our editors all agree that jewelry can make a big statement for fall and even be that finishing touch every look needs. Here are the six styles they’re gravitating toward.

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My favorite fall jewelry trend is: Ring stacks! I’m always looking for ways to make my outfits stand out from the crowd, and a unique accessory trend like a stack of mismatched rings is one of my favorite ways to do that. It immediately adds some personality to whatever I’m wearing.

The key to pulling it off is: Focus on one type of jewelry (rings are my go-to these days), and combine styles you wouldn’t normally think to wear together: mixed metals, dainty versus chunky styles, and solid metals versus gemstones.

I'd most likely wear this with: The utility jumpsuit I bought at my favorite vintage store last year and a pair of slingback kitten heels.

The most special piece of jewelry I’ve bought is: A pair of sculptural rings (one in silver and one in gold) that I bought from an indie jewelry designer I found on Instagram. They're such a unique shape, and they always earn me compliments.

I'll know it's fall when: I cease to remember the last time I wore any shoes other than ankle boots.

SHOP ALL-IN-ONE STACKS

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My favorite fall jewelry trend is: Symbols! I love all jewelry, but I'd say 90% of my collection consists of pieces with meaning, like rings with my mom's initials or my birthstone. So you can imagine my excitement over the fact that sentimental symbols are a major trend right now—I like to think I'm always ahead of the curve.

The key to pulling it off is: Don't overdo it! Pick two or three sentimental pieces to mix in with your other jewelry. Being able to hone in on the sentiments that are most important to you will keep things feeling authentic and not random.

I'd most likely wear this with: My go-to high-waisted jeans, a simple tank, a vintage blazer, my favorite structured bag, and a killer pair of booties.

The most special piece of jewelry I’ve received is: My grandmother's engagement ring! While it's not totally my style, it's beautiful and has so much sentimental value to it. Plus, before my husband proposed, it was stolen and then amazingly found and returned to him, so I'm convinced it has magical powers.

I'll know it's fall when: Pumpkin spice lattes are available at Starbucks.

SHOP MEANINGFUL JEWELRY

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My favorite fall jewelry trend is: Chunky jewelry! This season, we'll see a fresh take on classic pieces. Think fashion insiders wearing bracelets over sleeves, and link necklaces layered on top of turtlenecks. 

The key to pulling it off is: It's all about the proportions. Look for pieces that sit over a top or sweater without fitting too snugly.

I'd most likely wear this with: A turtleneck, tailored trousers, sleek boots, and the faux-fur coat I've been eyeing for months.

The most special piece of jewelry I’ve received is: An ID bracelet monogrammed with my name that my grandma gave me for my 10th birthday. I still wear it to this day.

I'll know it's fall when: I finally swap out my strappy heels for knee-high boots.

SHOP STACKABLE JEWELRY

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My favorite fall jewelry trend is: Layering necklaces! I’ve always been a big fan—it’s the perfect way to level up any look. 

The key to pulling it off is: Mixing and matching lengths and chain thicknesses. I like to combine two daintier necklaces with two thicker styles that stand out more. (P.S.: A jewelry designer once told me this prevents your necklaces from tangling, and it's worked for me so far!) I also love to mix metals depending on my outfit.

I'd most likely wear this with: I love the way layered necklaces look over a simple crew-neck tee, so I'd probably wear it with a black or white one, and a silk slip skirt (aka my fall uniform). I'd also layer necklaces with all my summery floral dresses, which you can bet I'll be wearing into fall with a turtleneck underneath.

The most special piece of jewelry I’ve received is: I have a lot of pieces my mom gave me that I wear daily. They're a reminder of my special relationship with her and that we share a love of jewelry.

I'll know it's fall when: My favorite holiday-flavored drinks are back (even though I get over them after one order!).

SHOP LAYERED NECKLACES

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My favorite fall jewelry trend is: Colorful jewelry. I’m a serial black/white/beige shopper, and my wardrobe is filled with these non-colors (that I consider color, thank you very much!). So this season, I’m really looking forward to stepping outside of my very beige world by adding some color to my look via my jewelry.

The key to pulling it off is: Making it the focal point of your look! Style a bright gemstone cuff over your sleeve, or stack on a few rings—either way, the jewelry will pop against anything muted.

I’d most likely wear this with: You guessed it: a white or black long-sleeve turtleneck tucked into high-waisted jeans with a pair of square-toe strappy sandals. (Yes, I'm trying to channel my inner RHW.)

The most special piece of jewelry I’ve received is: There are those who say dogs are a man's best friend, but for me, diamonds take the cake. My husband surprised me with a beautiful diamond tennis bracelet after we had our daughter, Sophie, and it’s something I want to pass down to her when she’s old enough to tell me diamonds are her best friend, too.

Ill know it’s fall when: I feel the nip in the air and run (not walk) to slip on a chunky sweater.

SHOP COLORFUL JEWELRY

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My favorite fall jewelry trend is: Statement earrings—they’ve definitely been on my radar lately (and in my online shopping cart!). They're my secret weapon for dressing up a more casual outfit.

The key to pulling it off is: Wearing your hair up so you can show off your earrings! I’ve been a fan of tight ponytails—they look super chic (and require zero effort). 

I'd most likely wear this with: Anything with a square neckline. I’m loving how much of a statement they make when I’m showing off a little collarbone. 

The most special piece of jewelry I’ve received is: My grandma bought me a gold charm bracelet when I was little and would buy me a new charm to go with it on every holiday. I don’t wear the bracelet anymore (it got heavy!), but I will sometimes wear the charms on a simple gold chain to bring back the memories. 

I'll know it's fall when: I don’t roll my eyes at all of the Halloween decorations for sale. Why do they always put them out so early?

SHOP STATEMENT EARRINGS

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Fashion Director, Branded Content

Michaela Bushkin is the fashion director on the branded content team, leading the strategy for our fashion and luxury partners. She specializes in content creation and styling for photo and video shoots, specifically acrossBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing and Marie Claire. She spends her free time online shopping (or "researching" as she likes to call it), reading at the beach, and trying as many new restaurants in L.A. as possible.