2. Oversized chain linksThick and heavy jewelry is best to wear in the cold winter months. Your gold accessories will go well with thicker cable knits and cozy cashmere. |
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3. Gen Z girl sensibilitiesCold weather is a perfect time for warm romantic accents. Twisted cables, delicate pearls, and other details create romantic accents that work even during cold winter months. |
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4. Trinket detailingWe're loving the trinket trend—especially by way of pendants and diamond encrusted locks. |
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5. Modern GemsGems are a mainstay of any jewelry lineup, but these modern designs put a cool-girl twist on the classic. |
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| In cold temperatures, it's best to wear jewelry that is simple. You should stop your chains for snow and necklaces from getting tangled with one, elongated pendant. It's long enough to fit over thicker clothing and it's sparkly, so it offers a solid, glowing glow. |
| When it’s extra cold you can look extra cute when wearing a pair of studs. You’ll immediately brighten up your outfits and avoid dangling earrings getting caught in your scarf, or turtlenecks. And small fashion hoop earrings? They’re perfect, not to mention chic. |
| A pearls necklace is a timeless piece that will help you dress up even your most basic outfits and never go out of style. They’re also a convenient accessory, and their smooth surface means they don’t rub against your skin or clothing, so they’re easy to wear and easy to accessorize. Plus, they seamlessly complement winter hues like black, navy and charcoal. |
