Spring style - Five jewellery trends that will see you through 2026 and beyond
Written by Gemma on Mar 20, 2026 | 0 Comments
We are not quite sure why, but we often find ourselves looking to liven up our style each spring. We suppose everyone likes to look their best - especially stepping out from the dark days of winter!
We’ve zeroed in on five stylish jewellery trends for spring that will see you through 2026 and beyond. Striking the perfect balance between timeless and on trend, these are jewellery box staples that you can invest in and return to again and again. They add the prefect polish to any stylish look.
1. Vibrant Gemstones
Nothing says spring like a vibrant pop of colour. And vibrant gemstones are a stylish choice for 2026 - and beyond. A lively green emerald, pretty purple amethyst or the sharp tones of peridot are all perfect choices to bring a tasteful splash of colour to your look this spring. Choose a gemstone of significance for you, your birthstone, or something in your favourite hue.
Can’t settle on one colour? You can always go for a piece that combines jewel tones for maximum impact!
Vibrant Gemstone Set Jewellery
2. Textured Hoops
Big in 2025, hoops are sticking around in 2026 and are more textured and interesting than ever. We think hoops add instant charisma to any look - a jewellery box staple that can be styled with causual everyday outfits or dressed up for edgy style perfect for a night out. We love these new and textured designs and hope you will too! Versatile accessories that add personality to your outfit, day or night.
3. Personalised Pieces
Unique pieces that are tailored just for you is another strong jewellery style statement that has been around for a few years but shows no signs of letting up. Initial pendants, coins and personal talismans, this bespoke look is sported by stylish men and women alike. Layer pieces up for a truly unique look.
We love this trend for the space it creates for individuals to show their style, pairing treasured pieces from their jewellery collection, mixing metals, chain weights or lengths for something unique and personal. Not sure where to start? Despite what some might tell you there are no rules but "Hero" necklaces like the ones above are a great place to start!
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4. Luxury, Everyday
We love this next trend. Why invest in beautiful jewellery if you reserve it for special occasions only? Get your peals and diamonds out of their careful storage and into regular rotation with this luxurious trend. Pair precious materials like pearl and diaomond with more casual outfits for a look that is polished and refined without being too formal. Pro tip - Pair pearls with other metals or diamonds to give a pleasing balance of soft and hard.
5. Statement Cuff
Beloved by our ancient ancestors here in Ireland, the current itereration of this trend has been going strong since 2023! In 2026, bangles are still as popular as ever and if anyting is bigger and bolder! Large and striking cuff bangles are being paired with everything from sharp suits in the boardroom, to laid back weekend looks. Turns out the Celts were real trendsetters on this one! These impactful designs are sure to start a conversation. Wear them solo over your sleeve for maximum style points!
Which would you choose?
Do you have a favourite style? Which would you choose? Let us know in the comments below. And of course if you have any questions about the styles or jewellery above just get in touch. We would be delighted to hear from you.
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Gemma
My Irish Jeweler
Gemma is our head jeweler. She is very passionate about jewelry and watches. Her favorite style is Tree of Life "because family and roots are so important to me".
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