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Some jewelry spends decades cycling in and out of fashion. Pearl studs just wait for everyone else to catch back up again.

There’s old-school vintage, and there’s old-school vintage.

The perfect choice for when wearing your heart on your sleeve is just a little too subtle.

Speaks for itself. (So we’ll be quiet.)

Only available from Hammacher Schlemmer, this is the sterling silver and 14k gold-plated pendant engraved with the message “Protected with Love.” The lock and key symbols evoke the concept of unconditional love.

Counting carats and eyeballing stones is a great way to keep score, but out in the world? It’s all about the sparkle.

Sometimes in life, it’s the little things. The little, sparkly, gem-encrusted things.

It’s the kind of sparkle that doesn’t wait for a special occasion.

Some earrings politely complement an outfit. Hoops tend to walk in like they already know everybody.

Eternity, harmony, wholeness. One circle pendant can say a lot, if you get everything else out of its way.

The key with purple is moderation. These add just enough purple to tantalize without giving “shopping mall in 1989”.

With this lab-grown diamond bow inside the gift, you’re excused from putting a bow on the outside.

Some pieces of jewelry try very hard to get your attention. This one assumes it already has it.

There is a reason diamond studs have never really gone out of style.

As is true with onions and ogres, sometimes in life there are layers to things.

Some jewelry whispers. A gold chain bracelet arrives with a little more confidence.

One big zirconia surrounded by little zirconias. The young people would call this sparklemaxxing.

A drop of moissanite elegance… surrounded a galaxy of little drops just to really land the whole elegance thing.

The elegant simplicity of a diamond stud had better watch its back.

Because tennis isn’t just for bracelets anymore.

This radiant necklace arranges Swarovski zirconia and Crystal Pearls into a constellation of luminous, floating forms.

This much casual sophistication should really be considered cheating.

It’s starting to feel like tennis is overrepresented in the jewelry space.

A traditional diamond is a heck of an expensive way to dress up an earlobe.

Nobody tells you how much of a difference a bit of understated wrist bling can make.

If it were any more elegant, an old lady would be throwing it in the ocean at the end of a movie.

If it can sparkle on the tennis court, it’s more than ready for your everyday.

A simple necklace has its place. The right lariat thinks that place is the jewelry box.

A little sparkle goes a surprisingly long way when it’s placed exactly where it belongs.

Some jewelry sparkles because of brilliant gemstones. Other pieces manage it with nothing but brilliant design.

A boldly long pearl necklace suggests a person who understands layering, drama, or possibly both.

Going pear-shaped never looked so elegant.

This delicately crafted necklace captures a butterfly in mid-poise, its wings traced with facets of crystal that shift from subtle glimmer to full sparkle as the light changes.

A full-carat diamond on a ring is one thing. But stretching that sparkle across seven inches of wrist feels more like a victory lap.

The heart necklace has survived every trend cycle imaginable because, against all odds, the heart remains extremely relevant.

Three stones per earring feels scientifically calibrated to catch exactly the right amount of attention.

Yes, empires are passé these days, but that doesn’t mean you can’t swipe their style.

For those who believe understatement is a waste of time.

A treasure chest you can wear on your wrist. Let’s call it a treasure wrist.

Sleek, slender, svelte, stylish, subtle, sylphlike, and other adjectives with “S” and “L” sounds.

Morganite is so hot right now. Asscher cut is so cool always.

If flowers go to Heaven, this is what they look like when they get there. A 6-carat bouquet of otherworldly fire.

This garden of sparkles proves that “restrained extravagance” isn’t a contradiction in terms.

If we can be judged by the company we keep, this moissanite pendant surrounded by brilliant accent stones must have a sparkling personality.

If flowers are nature’s gems, these lab-grown moissanite diamond blossoms are science’s flowers.

Three shapes. Four carats. An abundance of meaning: the round stone of eternity, the teardrop of emotion, the rectangle of strength.

Tennis, anyone? (We always wanted to say that.)

When you want earrings that make a statement, these say “Hey! Check out my cool earrings.”

Sometimes the sparkle doesn’t want to sit still.

A simple diamond stud is timeless. A blazing flower stud, though? Limitless.

We can’t be sure there aren’t mosquitoes harboring dinosaur blood in these.

It’s always whiskey o’clock.

The heart wants what the heart wants, and in this case doubly so.

Dangling earrings tend to draw the eye. You might as well decide what they see once they get there.

Wear it like a super hero. Secret identity optional.

Pearls naturally form in many colors, and this is a necklace that celebrates that variety.

An accent is nothing to be shy about.

Because a smartwatch wins you zero style points.

A continuous line of precision-cut crystals gives this bracelet its classic, almost liquid sparkle.

Sourced from the Baltic regions of modern-day Poland and Lithuania, this bracelet features nuggets of genuine fossilized amber.

Only available from Hammacher Schlemer, this is the two-toned pendant that combines a rose gold plated heart with a classic sterling silver infinity symbol.

Cleopatra would have worn Bluetooth earbuds if they were around back then. But she’d wear these, too

This is the bolo-style bracelet for a cherished daughter that features a genuine diamond, over 20 cultured freshwater pearls that graduate in size, and a loving message.

The heart pendant. Anatomically questionable. Sentimentally undefeated.

This is the brass gold-plated bracelet that features a faceted Brazilian lapis lazuli gemstone.

Fashionable enough for a murder mystery, relaxed enough for the grocery store.

Pearls, served up in seven ways.