It's officially that time of year again, when we start pulling everything out of the back of the closet. The jackets come back, the turtlenecks and long sleeves return, and we start figuring out how to transition the whole look into autumn.
We've been following jewelry trends all year, but fall is the season we feel most at home in. So we pulled together everything our Creative Director Keren Yoshua and the rest of our team have learned over years in the industry to research what people are actually wearing this fall.
This isn't a guessing game. We cross-referenced what people are searching for, what's selling in our own store, and what's showing up on the people who set the tone, then narrowed it down to the fall jewelry trends worth your attention in 2026. Here's what made the cut!
1. Structural earrings
Structural earrings are oversized statement pieces built around geometric shapes and architectural forms instead of delicate studs, and they're one of the boldest earring trends landing this fall. They took over the 2026 runways, where Saint Laurent sent out chunky gold earrings as big as brooches and Givenchy layered sculptural pairs over sharp tailoring. The quiet stud era is over. This is the piece your eye lands on first.
It makes sense for fall, too. Once the turtlenecks and high collars come back and your neckline disappears under a coat, your earrings become the one piece still doing the talking, framing your face and pulling the eye up.
2. Layered necklace sets
Layered necklace sets are two or more necklaces of different lengths worn together as one styled stack, and they're the fall layered necklace trends we feel most sure about. We're not guessing here, by mid-August, necklace sets make up almost 33% of all our orders, and that number only climbs through September.
It makes sense for the season. The same way a structural earring carries a covered neckline, a layered necklace sets is what stands out against a chunky sweater. The shift we're seeing, customers have moved past two necklaces and are stacking three or more, mixing different layered necklace lengths so each piece reads on its own instead of tangling into one line.
3. Ring stacks
Ring stacks are multiple rings worn across both hands, mixing plain bands, sculptural shapes, and different metals into one look, and honestly they might be our favorite of the fall ring trends this season. Want proof? Go on Pinterest right now and search "fall jewelry." Past all the layered necklaces we just talked about, you'll start noticing ring stacks everywhere.
This is the part of the season the whole team gets excited about. It usually starts with nail colors, always something brown for autumn, and then it turns into everyone asking Keren which rings are going on top this fall. What we're seeing, people wear them full now, like five total, three on one hand and two on the other. And it's not just a plain band anymore, it's sculptural shapes and lots of mixed metals, which is why we keep getting asked how to stack silver and gold rings together with tennis or diamond bands.
4. Mixed metal jewelry
Mixed metal jewelry means wearing gold and silver together in the same look instead of picking one, and it's the mixed metal jewelry trend that feels most at home in fall. We might sound like we get excited about every single trend, but this is the season we look forward to most, because fall is all about the transition, and mixing metals has always been the piece that bridges one season into the next.
It fits what's actually happening outside. On the cloudy days, silver catches the light, and on the sunny ones, the trees turn gold and yellow as they fall. Wearing both at once mirrors that in-between moment, summer sliding into autumn, autumn into winter. So beyond just being a great trend for the season, mixed metals carry a little something extra right now.
5. Bold hoop earrings
Bold hoop earrings are structured hoops that sit front and center, a step up from the thin everyday styles most of us started with. They've been one of the biggest earring shapes all year, and fall pushes them even further, because this is the season of the clean, pulled-back look that leaves your ears fully exposed.
That's where a bold hoop does its job. Like we said with structural earrings, this is the season the earring becomes the center of attention, and a bigger, more sculptural hoop is the easiest way to finish a stripped-back outfit without adding anything else.
6. Bangle bracelets
Bangle bracelets are slip-on bracelets worn stacked or solo, and okay, you might be wondering why they'd trend in the season everyone's bundling their wrists up in sweaters. This is where the creative girls found the cutest workaround. One of the looks that's blown up this year, and one we keep seeing all over teen jewelry trends, is wearing bangles right over the sleeve, layered on top of a sweater or a blazer instead of tucking them under.
And honestly? It just works. It's such a small switch, but it gives the whole outfit that little something extra over your knitwear. We're not sure why we weren't doing this sooner, but it's exactly why bangles earned their spot this fall.
7. Sculptural collars
Sculptural collars are shaped neckpieces that sit high against the collarbone, built around one architectural form instead of a plain chain. You've probably noticed "sculptural" keeps coming up on this list, and that's the point, it's become one of the most powerful directions in jewelry right now, something we already flagged in our necklace trends earlier this year.
We've stopped seeing the single plain collar on its own. Now it's about different shapes and sizes, and people are mixing types of chains to get there, pairing a fine box chain with a chunkier Cuban link and playing with the lengths until it feels like one built piece.
8. Pop of color jewelry
Pop of color jewelry brings colored gemstones into a look to break up an outfit that would otherwise be all gold and silver. (In a world where it feels like the Pixies won and everything's gone quiet-luxury gray... you get the reference, right?) Look, after a whole list of us mixing metals and stacking silver on gold, a little color is exactly the kind of thing that keeps it all feeling fresh instead of flat.
So how are we seeing it out there? Emeralds are having a serious moment, and birthstones completely took off this year, everyone's suddenly wearing their month's color and honestly? We're into it. And for fall, the palette basically writes itself, warm yellows, a touch of green, rich browns, that burnt orange. The exact colors of the leaves coming down outside, except now they're set in stone.
9. ’90s-style necklaces
’90s-style necklaces are the chokers, chunky chains, and sit-close-to-the-neck pieces straight out of the decade, back like they never left. And isn't that always how it goes? Give it enough time and everything from before comes right back around. This time the runways made it official, chokers returned all over the fall 2026 shows.
The choker is the one leading the comeback. We've watched bold, chunky versions take over social media, right alongside those true ’90s-inspired designs, and it's clearer than ever they're back in style. For fall it's almost too easy, a choker sits right at the neckline, so it's the piece that still shows when everything else is layered up.
10. Bracelet stacks
Bracelet stacks are multiple bracelets layered on one wrist, mixing bangles, chains, and beaded pieces into one built-up look. We couldn't close this list without them, because they're one of the styles we've seen most all year. Everything we've tracked across this year's bracelet trends points the same way, it's all about stacking now.
It's the same logic we love on a ring stack, just moved up to the wrist. Pile on a few different textures and widths, throw a bangle or two over your sleeve like we mentioned earlier, and you've got the easiest way to round out a fall look. Honestly? The perfect note to end this list on.
FAQs
What are the jewelry trends for fall?
The biggest jewelry trends for fall 2026 are structural earrings, layered necklace sets, ring stacks, mixed metal jewelry, bold hoops, bangle bracelets, sculptural collars, pops of color, ’90s-style necklaces, and bracelet stacks. We narrowed this list by cross-referencing runway reports from shows like Saint Laurent and Givenchy, what's actually selling in our own store (necklace sets alone make up almost 33% of orders heading into fall), and what our Creative Director Keren Yoshua is tracking on the runways and across social.
What jewelry is trending for autumn?
For autumn 2026, the jewelry trending most is anything that works layered over knits, structural earrings, bold hoops, mixed metal pieces, sculptural collars, and warm-toned pops of color in yellows, browns, and burnt orange. Autumn leans into the seasonal transition, which is why mixing gold and silver feels so right now, and it's the direction we've been tracking across the runways and confirming through our own store as orders shift into the season.
What jewelry do you wear with a turtleneck?
The best jewelry to wear with a turtleneck is anything that draws the eye up and out, since the neckline is covered, statement earrings, bold hoops, sculptural collars worn high over the fabric, and long layered necklaces that fall below the collar. When your neck is covered up for fall, your jewelry has to do the talking somewhere else, which is exactly why earrings and high-sitting collars become the pieces that finish the look.
