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By Jessica Neises and Charlotte Diamond
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Gold’s chemical and physical virtues have been extolled for centuries, and, of course, people have adorned themselves with it for just as long. Today, we still prize the best gold jewelry. If I were to craft a hierarchy of jewelry essentials, I would most certainly place the best gold jewelry at the top. Whether it’s made in 18k gold, dotted with high-quality pavé diamonds, or molded into a signet ring, the best gold pieces look just as good on their own as they do stacked with others.
A special piece of gold jewelry is a timeless investment piece that can become heritage jewelry that lives in your personal collection forever. It doesn’t have to break the bank either— thanks to gold vermeil and plated pieces, you can opt for a more affordable option. Luckily the luxury look doesn’t necessarily require a luxury price point.
Whether you’re searching for a timeless investment piece, or looking to make a statement with something more eccentric, the perfect gold jewelry piece is out there for you. From Saint Laurent’s gold statement earrings to a demure Mejuri cuff, shop our edit of the 24 best gold jewelry brands below.
You heard it here first: Gold statement earrings are trending. Whether you choose a hoop or abstract drops à la Khiry, you’re sure to be on-trend.
crown 18k gold diamond hoop earrings
Michelle sterling silver huggie hoop earrings
18k yellow gold multi-chain earrings
14k gold flora spina micro earring
A gold necklace is one of the most versatile pieces of jewelry. It looks just as good with a T-shirt and jeans as it does with a cocktail dress. Go big with a gold chain-link necklace or err on the classic side with a simple medallion.
Clover 14k gold tourmaline necklace
maze your way pendant necklace
believe diamond & 18k gold locket necklace
A gold bracelet is a real sleeper hit. A flash of gold peeking out from a sleeve or the sonorous twinkle of an armful of bangles can take any outfit to the next level.
Cobra elastic bracelets, set of 3
buckle 18k gold, diamond and ruby bracelet
Elsa Peretti small bone cuff
When it comes to gold rings, the more, the merrier, whether you thoughtfully stack or festoon every finger or love a statement ring or something more understated, a handful of gold rings is the way to go.
Kiss Me ring in 18k gold with diamonds
18k gold, enamel and diamond ring
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