Buying jewelry is more codified than buying clothes: in particular, it is less influenced by the seasons. But if you want to follow the current trend, the autumn/winter 2025 jewelry trends, glimpsed on the runways in February and March, are an excellent source of inspiration.
Miu Miu's parade of brooches, adorning outerwear, earrings, and cloche hats, offered an original glimpse of how to wear jewelry in winter.
At Prada, Mrs. Prada also explored this trend with hanging brooches on knitted tops and collars acting as necklaces, enhanced with rows of precious stones. Read more: The key autumn/winter 2025 trends to know now
At Alaïa and Saint Laurent, earrings were in the spotlight, with both houses offering bold designs in various textures and shapes. The influence of Pieter Mulier's textile experiments in his ready-to-wear was evident, notably in the former house's spherical earrings.
At Saint Laurent, Antony Vaccarello enhanced the models' faces with XXL earrings, as if they were bags.
Bohemian layered necklaces, as if unearthed straight from a flea market, were at the heart of the Chloé jewelry collection, inviting those seeking an original piece without it being brand new. "In a way, a woman's wardrobe naturally evolves over time. It is not fixed. You buy clothes over the seasons, you collect them, you keep them, you give them away, and sometimes you rediscover them," commented artistic director Chemena Kamali regarding her vision for the new season.
Among the easiest autumn/winter 2025 jewelry trends to replicate were those inspired by antique treasures.
Whether you are looking for a specific piece to wear every day, or you want a styling tip to refresh your current collection, continue reading to discover a guide to the key autumn/winter 2025 jewelry trends.
