Interesting Men Wear Interesting Jewelry
It's classic, cool and makes a statement
Men’s jewelry has never been more popular. Or more wild, for that matter. From Harry Styles' pearls and Lil Nas X's dangly earrings to Pete Davidson's kooky necklaces, it's clear that the way we wear it today is very different than in the past. Especially going into summer, when we're wearing less layers. A unique necklace makes the simplest T-shirt look a whole lot more interesting. And a bracelet or ring is something you can wear—even around the house—to elevate your everyday look and give you a shot of confidence. Which might explain why over the pandemic, as elasticated waistbands and house shoes proved to be best-sellers, men also gravitated towards jewelry. The rise of men's jewelry could be seen as a contrast to the predictable embrace of loungewear, but it's also the easiest way to experiment or elevate your casual looks. So why not try something new? Herewith, the necklaces, bracelets and rings worth pulling on.
Necklaces
Sterling silver chunky chain,
$278 by Missoma
Valet peal necklace,
$195 by Pattaraphan
Gold-plated box chain,
$120 by Maria Black
Black onyx pendant necklace,
$550 by Mejuri
Anchor your mind talisman,
$199 by Pyrrha
Gold and enamel happy necklace,
$499 by Luis Morais
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Bracelets
Pellet beaded silver bracelet,
$325 by M.Cohen
Cuban chain bracelet,
$125 by Miansai
Venetian link bracelet,
$270 by Tiffany & Co.
Sterling silver snake chain bracelet,
$18.90 by Miabella
Weightless paperclip chain bracelet,
$280 by Marrow
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Rings
Nugget 14K ring,
$234 by Maple
Horseshoe ring,
$150 by Giles & Brother
Arrow ring,
$110 by LHN Jewelry
Tigers eye signet ring,
$84.45 by Ice Carats
Sterling silver elements ring,
$180 by Degs & Sal
FYI
Whether you're rocking a grail-level piece or a pure gold family heirloom, the responsibility is the same when it comes to cleaning and maintaining your jewelry.