Jewelry to Buy Yourself Just Because You’re Worth It

This little faux pearl ring is hypoallergenic, rust-free, and anti-tarnish, so if you’re the type of person who wears their jewelry 24/7, it’s perfect for you. It’s a nice little addition to your existing ring stack and would look cute with your beach outfit on vacation. ($16, Flaire & Co.)

If you want to buy yourself something nice, but don’t want to spring for the trendy Bottega Veneta earrings, these are about as close as it gets....for under $15. They have a chunky teardrop shape that makes any outfit look classy. They even come as a set with both gold and silver pairs so you can experiment with mixing metals. ($9.99+, Amazon)

Tennis bracelets have become an essential in our stack, and this one made with cubic zirconia looks like the real thing. It comes in gold-plated brass or 18-karat gold-plated sterling silver, which is perceptibly shinier. Choose from three lengths for the perfect fit. ($58+, Baublebar)

Everyone on our team can’t stop talking about this brand; the pieces are handmade in Brooklyn and surprisingly affordable, plus the necklaces have an easy on-and-off magnetic clasp. When we saw these earrings, we were obsessed. From the freshwater baroque pearls to the gold-filled knot detail, they have a distinctly modern feel that isn’t too trendy. ($70, Mon Été)

These 18-karat gold-plated bangles add a bit of glamour to anything you wear and look just as good layered over a turtleneck sleeve as they do paired with a swimsuit and a tan. We’ve worn these for hours, and not only are they comfortable, but also they never pinched or grabbed at our skin. They’re so light, they feel like wearing nothing on your arm. ($50, Nordstrom)

Every time Jenny Bird releases a new pair of earrings, we know we’ll have our next favorite. These are the mini version of the cult-favorite Florence earrings, so they’re a little more subtle while still making a statement. The double hoop style sets them apart from the rest, and they come in gold and silver. ($110, Jenny Bird)

I’d been wanting to switch up my bracelet stack, so I took my own advice and treated myself to this diamond heart bracelet. It’s just sparkly enough to not get lost among my others, and the little heart is so sweet. I can’t think of a better gift to yourself or someone you love. ($248+, Mejuri)

I love to mix metals and was in the market for a good pair of silver hoops when I stumbled upon these. They’re handmade using recycled silver, and are just the right size and weight to wear every day. I might even be a silver person now that I’ve been grabbing for them much more than my gold ones. ($275, Ssense)

If you want to splurge a little, a diamond initial is a good place to start. This pendant will literally never go out of style: the block letters aren’t too fussy like some script fonts can be, the diamonds catch light beautifully, and it slides easily over a chain you already own. We love the idea of grabbing one for your first and last name or stacking you and your partner’s initials. ($198, Mejuri)

I love the effortless look of wearing the same jewelry pieces every day, and this is one of mine. It’s a rope chain made out of 14-karat solid gold. No exaggeration, I put it on almost a year ago and haven’t even thought of taking it off. Sometimes I forget it’s there, but when it catches the light, it really shows off. ($420, Kinn)

Every last detail of this necklace is better than the last, from the varying sizes of pearls to the delicate gold chain to the eye-catching clasp you can wear in front. This definitely isn’t your grandmother’s pearl necklace, but it’s one you’ll be wearing for years to come. ($575, Catbird)

Taylor Swift wore this to one of her boyfriend’s football games (that’s Travis Kelce on the Chiefs, if you haven’t been following along), and we immediately sourced it and added it to our wishlist. Made out of 14-karat gold, this ring looks vintage in the best way. It comes in four different gemstones — Taylor was wearing garnet, but we also love the honey quartz. ($648, Mejuri)

I wanted a pair of huggies I could leave in all the time, since I always forget to put earrings in and thought my holes might be in danger of closing up. These have just the right amount of sparkle, look chic when I have my hair up, and are comfortable enough to sleep in. They’re great for second or third holes, too, and come in white and yellow gold. ($895, Nordstrom)

We can’t stop thinking about this bracelet from one of our favorite jewelry brands. While we’re definitely getting into pricey territory, this vintage-inspired bracelet with 14-karat spiral links is sure to become your next family heirloom, and it’s not so flashy that you can’t wear it daily. Wear it next to your watch for an elegant combo. ($1,720, Kinn)

You can’t beat the elegance of a diamond solitaire necklace. This one is in a four-prong setting with four carat weight options and three metals to choose from, so you can customize it how you like it. It wears just as well with a T-shirt and jeans as it does with an evening gown. ($1,176, With Clarity)

This slim ring is made of 18-karat gold with bright red enamel that says “Fuerza,” which means strength in Spanish. It’s your daily reminder of where you’ve been and where you’re going, all wrapped in a beautiful band you’ll never want to take off. These pieces are often low stock due to their one-of-a-kind nature, so be sure to check the brand’s page for more styles. ($1,350, Saks Fifth Avenue)

This bracelet has a total of 100 diamonds, and comes in 14-karat white, yellow, or rose gold. A tennis bracelet is a timeless piece meant for everyday wear. So if you’re looking for a big splurge you’ll never get tired of, this is a safe bet. ($2,700, Blue Nile)

I tried this pinky ring on in the store, and I was absolutely stunned. David Yurman’s signet rings are already iconic, but when you add dozens of sparkling diamonds, the result is breathtaking. Go classic with the white gold or get the black diamond version for a bit of edge. ($2,975+, David Yurman)

This Michele watch is a real beauty, from the mother of pearl face to the diamond bezel. Since it’s two-tone, it’ll look great worn with gold or silver jewelry. It’s big enough to give off a menswear vibe, while being delicate enough to complement anything you wear. ($2,995, Neiman Marcus)