5 jewelry trends that are in right now and 4 that are out, according to jewelers and stylists

Jewelers and stylists have shared insights on the best and worst jewelry trends for the upcoming fall season. Statement pendant necklaces and chunky pearls are expected to be popular this season, while dainty rings and rose-gold pieces are being replaced by bolder, more textured pieces.

Men's statement jewelry is on the rise, with thicker rings and brooches gaining popularity. Color is making a comeback this fall, with jewel tones, browns, and deeper purples recommended to complement the new season. Bright pops of color, particularly paired with classic metals like silver and white gold, are also in trend.

Statement cuffs are emerging as a strong trend, with the larger the cuff, the better. Pearls are trending this fall, but with a more modern and unconventional approach. They will be supersized, multistrand, irregular, and natural-looking. Oversized pendant necklaces and collars are also having a moment, typically bulkier than traditional link necklaces and layered with fine jewelry.

Smooth metals are being replaced by textured materials, incorporating faceted links, engraved swirls, or other dimensional details. Perfectly matching jewelry sets are no longer favored, with asymmetrical or dramatic statement earrings, sculptural pieces, and unexpected textures recommended instead. Thicker engagement bands and large statement stones are replacing dainty rings, with one large statement stone becoming a talking point.

Rose gold is no longer as popular as it once was, with people leaning more into mixing yellow gold and silver for added dimension.