Classic Jewelry That Needs To Make a Comeback
Brooch
Pearl Pineapple Brooch
BUY IT: $48, bananarepublic.com
Brooches are for everyone. While we often think of them pinned to a prim matching sweater set, they’re much more versatile and can dress up any outfit.
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Button Stud Earrings
Gold Hammered Button Studs
BUY IT: $115, saksoff5th.com
Button studs are an earring style that came to popularity in the 1950s. Most often paired with a matching necklace, they can still add a touch of class to many modern styles.
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Charm Bracelet
Pike Chain Bracelet in Rose Gold
BUY IT: $68, kendrascott.com
This updated charm bracelet calls to mind the style of decades past, but makes it streamlined and contemporary with the material and matching charms.
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Cluster Earrings
Pearl and Crystal Earrings
BUY IT: $68, jcrew.com
This style was popularized in the 1920s and again in the 1940s. This pretty pair of cluster earrings would be stunning on the dance floor (or anywhere, really).
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Cocktail Ring
Sole Society Starburst Cocktail Ring
BUY IT: $48, nordstrom.com
The Jazz Age of the 1920s popularized the cocktail ring, a statement piece that dazzles at a fancy dinner, or, of course, at the drinks hour where it gets its name.
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Lapel Pin
Fleur de Lis Lapel Pin in Burnished Silver
BUY IT: $9.50, asos.com
Have lapel, will pin. Bare lapels everywhere can have a touch of shine with this classic style, which is adorned with a fleur de lis, or a stylized lily, the symbol of which originates in France.
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Pearl Earrings
Pearl Studs
BUY IT: $50, jcrew.com
Never truly out of style, pearl earrings are sometimes overlooked for flashier options. We’re here to say that they’re a forever classic. Don’t you need a new pair?
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Tennis Bracelet
Nadri Classic Tennis Bracelet
BUY IT: $120, bloomingdales.com
This popular style got its name in the 1980s—we’re fans of its understated silhouette and subtle shimmer.