Chain jewelry is a classic; whether curb, link, snake, belcher, or rope in style, they’re all timeless, loved varieties that can be worn chunky and solo or fine and layered. They’re also a symbol of ...

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Thick gold chains and oversized cocktail rings from the ’80s and ’90s are staging a powerful return across high fashion and everyday wardrobes. This revival is being driven from both ends, with runway ...

High and fine jewelry collections are now featuring the classic piece. By Nazanin Lankarani Chains, a foundational element of jewelry design, have been integral to crafting ornaments for as long as ...

The T-bar design, a twist on a Victorian watch fob chain, suddenly is being seen everywhere. T-bar pendants and necklaces by the jewelry designer Lucy Delius. The style, derived from antique watches, ...

Somewhere between Schiaparelli’s gilded surrealist necklaces and the Y2K resurgence that refuses to die (enamel rings, anyone?), we’ve found ourselves wondering how to style maximalist jewelry in a ...