Jewellery

Of course I can’t forget my own jewellery obsession, so I’ve naturally been eyeing up the moon and star earrings to wear with all my upcoming party season outfits. Along with the pearl-adorned pieces I’ll wear long into the New Year. Although the collection is encrusted with sparkling zirconia and glass-ceramic stones, there’s something about this particular edit that makes them wearable for everyday, too. As we all look to a new year with optimism, why not gift your favourite people one of the THOMAS SABO pieces that symbolise hope, happiness and connection? Because this is exactly what I’ll be doing–shh, don’t tell anyone! You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined what a dating should be. It begins with giving you back power. ...

There are two types of people in this world. Those who know their star sign and exactly what it means and those that don’t. If you fall into the latter, we guess you aren’t likely to be reading this article in the first place. But for all you horoscope obsessives and fans of all things celestial— oh, have we got a treat for you.  Put away your tarot cards and stop religiously checking your Co-Star app because Missoma (home to our editors’ favourite affordable jewellery, as you well know) has just launched a new drop of beautiful layering necklaces that take inspiration from the Zodiac. And a birthstone collection filled with gems to bring positive vibes into your life. This takes personalised jewellery to a whole other level.  You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are...

Known for its achingly cool and contemporary spin on minimalism, Arket has been a fashion-editor go-to ever since it arrived at our shores in 2017. It came as a surprise to no one, then, when it announced it was launching its first jewellery capsule last year, and naturally, the pieces sold out within a matter of weeks. Well, we’re happy to report that the highly anticipated second drop arrived this week, and obviously, it’s looking better than ever. You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined what a dating should be. It begins with giving you back power. Get to meet Beautiful people, chat and make money in the process. Earn rewards by chatting, sharing photos, blogging and help give users back their fair share of I...

Everyone likes to feel fancy from time to time. Especially now, when we can all really appreciate the art of celebrating again. Dressing up for birthdays, anniversaries, weddings and even ‘just because’, has suddenly taken on new reverence; and rather than bemoan the effort it takes at the end of a working week, we’re now embracing those opportunities and languishing in the act.  Yes, getting physically dressed in your favourite LBD is a huge part of that. But it shouldn’t be forgotten that one of the easiest ways to take an outfit from zero to hero is by adding some great jewellery. Every woman knows the power a flash of jewels has on even the most basic outfit. Take a simple T-shirt, blazer and jeans ensemble, throw on a pair of drop crystal earrings (and maybe some heels) and you’r...

Here at Who What Wear, we always like to keep a keen eye on what celebrities are wearing. And while it can be all fun and games to cover red carpet appearances complete with couture ball gowns and six-figure jewels, it’s even more of a thrill to discover celebrities wearing items you can actually attain.  Enter Gin From the Pampa, the affordable on-the-rise jewellery brand that has garnered quite the It-girl endorsement of late. Since its launch in January 2020, the label has been spotted on the likes of Kendall Jenner, Elsa Hosk, Ashley Graham and Gabrielle Union. These incredibly chic individuals are regularly seen in elaborate bespoke wares, but you’ll be pleased to know the designs at Gin From the Pampa often come in at under £100. Expertly capturing the esse...

When it comes to party dressing, it’s best to not leave jewellery as an afterthought. The right necklace or earrings can totally transform an outfit and can be the perfect way to make that little black dress you’ve been wearing every Christmas feel a little more special. The pieces we’ve found are so spectacular that you may want to plan your entire outfit around these alone. In particular, we love Missoma and Harris Reed’s statement cocktail rings with a chunky pearl pendant, Alighieri’s pearl drop earrings and the chunky gold chains from Susan Caplan Vintage. When it comes to trends, the general rule for this time of year is the more crystals and sparkle, the better. The aim is to outshine your Christmas tree. Keep scrolling to see a...

This year’s version comes in a sleek black and gold palette in line with the brand’s mission to create “jewellery for everyone.” It’s filled with Missoma’s best-selling jewellery worth over £800, but it only costs £395. (Yep, you read that right). We don’t want to ruin the surprise, but inside you’ll find so many of Missoma’s iconic minimalist pieces, like pendant necklaces, timeless hoops and the Gold Bobble Chain Anklet we all wanted this summer alongside some of its newer styles like hair clips and the Rope Eyewear Chain. As you would expect, the advent calendar always sells out quickly. But you’ll be pleased to know we’ve also teamed up with the brand to give one Who What Wear reader the opportunity to win one just by signing up here. What are you waiting for? You Deserve to Make ...

I’ve never really been a watch person, let alone a smartwatch person. Ever since I got my first mobile from the age of about 17 (shout-out to my fellow old millennials), I’ve used my phone to check the time. And as phones slowly became everything in our lives (camera, news, social life), it seemed weird that I’d want something separate from it. Everything was in one place; it was so convenient. But then a few things happened. First, I started running again and wanted to track my progress without whipping out my phone all the time. Second, staring at my phone all day to check the time wasn’t actually that handy with a toddler. And finally, there was the pandemic. Honor kindly lent me its smartwatch to trial back in February 2020, just before ...

While there’s certainly a place for both types in any jewellery box, over the last few years, I’ve noticed that the line between trendy and timeless jewellery has blurred. Take pearls, for example. Pearls are as classic as jewellery comes, but lately, they’ve broken free from their strung-up constraints and have been blown up into jumbo and baroque proportions to create statement pieces that are also wholly elegant and trend-proof. This is a difficult combination to master, but apparently, not for Thomas Sabo. Thomas Sabo has a knack for creating premium but directional jewellery, so it should come as no surprise that the designer’s take on classic pieces is a cool one. There’s the Sparkling Heritage collection, which focuses on sparkle in a way that’s e...

I can only speak for myself, but up until about five years ago, I didn’t wear vintage jewellery. It used to be the kind of thing I’d only buy in a panicked fashion when I needed a bejewelled headband for a ’30s-inspired murder-mystery costume. Ideally, it had to be inexpensive, as it was a one-off, and I’d never wear it again. Thanks to plenty of trends coming back around (from the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s), as well as people being more mindful about shopping sustainably (myself included), the vintage jewellery market is booming. And plenty of fashion editors I know are shopping at various places for key pieces. One major destination for the fashion crowd is Susan Caplan. The eponymous brand was launched in 2008, and it now boasts one of the biggest vintage jewellery collections in the UK...

I’ve always liked to have a look at my horoscope, but I never really took much notice of it. (The fact that I’m a classic Capricorn who works too much is not exactly news to me.) But 18 months ago, when our lives became completely unpredictable, and the world turned upside down, I found myself engrossed in horoscopes to such an extent that I’ve now got an app that delivers my birth-time-specific horoscope every day. No, I don’t have a problem, but do feel free to psychoanalyse me and my behaviour. I would like to point out, though, that I’m not the only one who’s into horoscopes these days. Earlier this year, the BBC reported a boom in the number of people who have taken an interest in astrology. You Deserve to Make Money Even Wh...