6 Fall Jewelry Trends You’ll Actually Want to Wear in 2024

Feeling extra? Well, fall 2024’s biggest jewelry trends are a maximalist’s dream. On Fashion Month’s runways and streets alike, we’ve spotted so many novel ways to wear jewelry—and in keeping with the playful excess of bag charms, studs on studs, and leopard print, most of them are statement-making pieces.

Don’t worry, though; no matter your personal style, there’s an easy way to incorporate each of these fall trends into your wardrobe. Stacked bangles and bold pearl earrings might sound like a lot, but paired with a slinky sweaterdress or a button-down and straight jeans, they’re just enough. And if your outfit feels boring, simply slip on a charm necklace or a bold pendant to deliver some much-needed personality. Below are our editors’ favorite fall jewelry trends—plus where to buy, and most importantly, how to style them.

Glamour’s fall jewelry trends wish list

• The Charm Bracelet: Free People Charmed Life Bracelet, $30
• The Beaded Necklace: Mango Chain Necklace with Crystal Beads, $40
• The Pearl Earrings: Mejuri Bold Pearl Drop Earrings, $98
• The Statement Cuff: Nordstrom Wide Polished Bangle, $50
• The Custom Nameplate: Ever2000 Custom Name Necklace, $14

1. Stacked bangles

Bid farewell to quiet luxury with chunky, layered bracelets, which pay homage to similar styles from the ’70s and ’80s. This season, statement cuffs appeared on Tory Burch and Chanel runways, while stacked bangles popped up at Fendi. The fashion crowd is happily following suit, piling the accessories atop each other. We suggest buying a multipack in lucite or polished metal; ease into the look with a thick, single cuff.

2. Pendant necklaces

Simple but by no means boring, this season’s pendant necklaces will convince minimalists to get a little bolder with their jewelry. Brands like Bottega Veneta, Tom Ford, Jason Wu, By Malene Birger, and Givenchy agree: There’s nothing quite as chic as an eye-catching element suspended from a thin chain or cord. Style one of these pics with a long-sleeve T-shirt, tailored trousers, and ballet flats for a low-key look with major style cred.

3. Bold stone beads

Remember the candy necklaces of your youth? These bold stone necklaces—which have graced the necks of countless editors, buyers, and influencers during Fashion Month—are today’s cool, grown-up equivalent. Go with a solid-color strand or switch things up with a wider range of shades; we’ve noticed particular interest in bold reds and light blues.

4. Charm bracelets and necklaces

Charms are so back. After Coach showed bag charms on its fall-winter catwalk, baubles have popped up just about everywhere, from belts to dog leashes—and, of course, on classics like bracelets and necklaces. Whether you’re attaching one-off charms to a plain chain or you’d prefer a premade option (you’ll find plenty below), this trend is one of the easiest ways to get playful with your fall wardrobe.

5. Statement pearls

Pearls are having a moment, appearing on Crocs at Simone Rocha, inspiring this season’s Armani Privé couture collection, and gracing models at Miu Miu, Moschino, and Balmain. In the real world, statement pearls have been major players during Fashion Month, both dainty and bold all at once. These pieces will help you embrace the trend (and make a cheeky jab at traditional femininity while you’re at it).

6. Initial and nameplate necklaces

Personalized and highly giftable, monogram necklaces never go out of style—but they’re especially in right now. Fashion people are wearing them with unique letter charms, not to mention with iconic monograms like Chanel’s. But you don’t need to shell out a ton to get in on the look; all of these picks are under $100 and might just make you the next It girl.