Your Classic Hoop Earrings Will Be All the Rage This Year — Here's Why (2023)

"Emeralds are the strongest in colored precious stones and this trend and demand is rising," Simons notes. They're durable, stylish and can complement any metal. Since they also represent love, they make meaningful engagement rings.

"With COVID-19, we actually saw less rings and many more earrings — specifically statement earrings," Kiraly says. Hop on the trend with this gold design, featuring a twisted detail with just the right dose of drama.

Pearls have always been popular due to their classy and romantic charm. They're timeless pieces typically passed down through generations. These everyday hoops feature "cultured pearls from oysters and freshwater mussels." One reviewer described them as "big enough to be noticed but dainty enough to flow perfectly with an outfit."

Featuring a mother-of-pearl stone, this gold signet ring is full of impact. Pair it with classic pearl studs or drop earrings, or consider gifting it as a gesture of happiness and love.

Wilde also sees a rising trend of wearing cuffs "merged with vibrant gemstones." They're gorgeous, incredibly versatile and can be worn on their own or stacked with other accessories in your collection.

"Surprisingly, 2022 saw the rise of modern heirloom pieces," says Wilde. "That trend remained strong, making its way right into 2023." Consider adding these unique handmade earrings to your jewelry box. Believe it or not, they're made with real sliced and dried tomatoes — beautifully preserved in eco-friendly resin.

A stunning malachite insert gives this dainty gold chain a gorgeous and elegant upgrade. Wear your emeralds on casual and fancy occasions. Pair them with any black, white, brown or gray outfits for sophisticated appeal.

"The really fascinating part about jewelry is that classic pieces can bridge the gap between the older and younger generations," says Wilde. Take these Parisian croissant-inspired hoops for example. Other timeless options include these Mini Orb Hoops or Elio Hoops, perfect for all ages.

A simple cuff bracelet in white or yellow gold makes a powerful statement for any jewelry lover. They're classic, minimal and can easily blend in with your everyday attire. "Think early 2000’s bangles, but with a reinvented updated twist," says Tenisha Wilde, founder and designer of Ten Wilde Jewelry.

It's enchanting to see the result of two metals combined in one accessory. Made of sterling silver and gold vermeil (which is said to last longer than regular gold plating), this delicate piece is fresh, stylish and great for beginners of the mixed-metals trend.

Wilde believes floral-inspired pieces remain at the forefront of this year's trends. Why? Because they're one of those "standout pieces buyers feel best reflect their personality and identity." Hand-painted in pink and ivory hues, these floral pearl earrings not only show off the pearl trend — they're also a vibrant accessory for the everyday girl.

"Designers are applying the skill of 'mixology' to their collections as we head into the new season," says Simons. "Along with mixing color as well as past and present motifs, they have begun to layer metals again and it’s a refreshing twist from the predominant yellow gold of the past few years."

"In recent years, yellow gold has become the norm, but lately, I am seeing the re-introduction of classic silver styles into wardrobes," says Kiraly. Consider these fringe earrings that are beautifully lined with silver crystals — stunners for a night out.

Pearl earrings, but make them flashy. Made of gold-tone metal and acrylic pearls, these drop earrings are a bit fancier than your typical studs or hoops.

It's no wonder charm bracelets are making a comeback. Historically worn to bring good luck and security, more and more people are sporting bracelets with charms that represent loved ones, milestones or personal interests. Ready to test the trend? This stainless steel bracelet, enhanced with a colorful trio of flowers, will add a playful touch to any outfit.

According to Grace Lee, founder of Grace Lee jewelry, signets are still on-trend. "Simple styles like these have stood the test of time, can be dressed up or down and used as the base to layer more trendy or modern pieces," she says. Set with an orange citrine gemstone in the center, this gold vermeil option is a statement accessory.