Fashion and Beauty 7th September 2020 by Denise Curtin

5 Brands To Shop When Looking For Beautiful And Simplistic Jewellery

Versatile pieces you can wear all day, every day.

 

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Statement necklaces really had their moment in 2016/2017. And although we loved them at the time, their spotlight was short lived and it was back to more simplistic styles, echoing the ‘less is more’ phrase when it comes to jewellery and accessories.

Opting for a small selection of go-to accessories and jewels that firstly, you like, and secondly, go with everything and resonate your personal style is the goal when dressing. Yes, it’s nice to have some special pieces and costume jewellery for swanky occasions, but having a base of simplistic essentials is great for adding that final touch to any outfit and making them feel more you.

But, shopping for simplistic jewellery can feel like a lot of effort, especially when trying to think of where to shop, what brand is good and then, that’s even before you check out their collections so, to make it all a little bit easier, we’ve put together some brands we love and wear to help you start your search.

Missoma

 

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Missoma leads the way in demi-fine jewellery, offering contemporary statement, delicate and personalised jewellery for the everyday woman.

From hoops to gold chains and the Lucy Williams X Missoma collection (one we seriously adore), there’s so much to shop at Missoma, making it one of our favourite brands.

Price range €50 – €300 mark

Astrid & Miyu 

 

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Beginning in London, 2012, Astrid & Miyu quickly built momentum in the jewellery industry, adorning fashion editors, celebrities and influencers with dainty yet striking pieces.

Earrings and ear cuffs are a major seller for the brand, but they also do incredible necklaces, rings and bracelets, all suitable and created for layering.

Price range – €20 – €120 mark

Chupi 

 

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Born and raised in Wicklow, Chupi and her incredible designs are inspired by the imperfect natural beauty of feathers, twigs and leaves complemented by the sparkliest diamonds and gemstones.

All the jewellery is handmade with love in Ireland and made to be modern heirlooms; lasting a lifetime.

Prices start from €200 and range upwards for engagement rings

Catbird 

 

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Another brand loved by minimalists, Catbrid‘s mission is to make beautiful, sparkling and responsibly made jewellery that will bring you joy now through forever.

All designs are made in their Brooklyn studio with ethically sourced materials.

Prices start from €100 and range upwards for engagement rings and wedding bands

Maria Black 

 

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And lastly, Maria Black.

Maria Black founded her jewellery brand in 2010. Since then, the Copenhagen-born, Danish-Irish designer has created contemporary fine and fashion jewellery collections that are driven by the brand’s inclusive ethos, and which invites individuals to explore and embrace their individuality in fresh and creative ways.

Prices from €40 – €400 mark

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