Fall 2024 Jewelry Trends You’ll Obsess Over | GLDN

Written by GLDN Team — September 27, 2024

Nothing against summer, of course, but fall is the ultimate jewelry season. You have permission to stack up more necklaces, wear bolder hoops and generally take a more is more approach when it comes to your everyday jewelry. Plus, in terms of gemstones and charms, there’s so much to play with. Dark gemstones! Celestial charms! Fall florals! All of the above!

So, don your sweaters, pour yourself a cup of tea and have a little fall shopping spree—autumn’s calling, and we must answer.

Trend #1: Fall Gemstone Jewelry

Take a walk on the dark side with your gemstones this year. Think deep blacks, rich greens, multifaceted blues and stormy gemstones with enchanting inclusions. It gives soft goth without going too overboard, given our gemstones are so dainty and delicate!

Moody Labradorite Jewelry

Moody’s in the name, and that’s exactly what this gemstone is like: wearing a tiny thunderstorm! Set with genuine labradorites (that are all one-of-a-kind) our baguettes can be worn on hoops or chains to bring out your moody side.

So moody:

Raven Tourmaline Jewelry

Once upon a midnight dreary, may your jewelry be dark and eerie. With a blue-black hue that looks stunning in gold and silver alike (and matches any outfit you may be wearing), you can’t go wrong with a raven tourmaline—wear for fall, wear forever. Said to evoke feelings of protection and grounding, too.

Deepen your palette:

Forest Emerald Jewelry

When in doubt, head to the forest. Reminiscent of pine trees, mysterious ivies and moss-covered stones, these richer take on emeralds are like turning Noah Kahan into a piece of jewelry. Symbolically speaking, the forest emerald also represents harmony and growth—positive energy to carry with you.

Get woodsy with it:

Midnight Sapphire Jewelry

Deeper and darker than your traditional sapphire, our midnight sapphires sparkle like a night sky full of stars (and Coraline’s hair)! They’re also powerful symbols of truth and wisdom, and inspire trusting in yourself and the world around you.

Find your blues:

Trend #2: Fall Charm Jewelry

Fall is the time to start collecting more charms and building those layers. Loop charms on hoops, build your own bracelet or necklace, add charms to your favorite chains and really go overboard here. Our tiny charms look best in maximalist jumbles (and tell a fun story that way, too)!

Snake Charm

The cutest way to make a ssssstatement. We even designed this snake to curl around the jump ring (because we’re all about the details here).

Shop the Snake Charm.

Crescent Moon Charm

Is it even autumn without a crescent moon charm?! Hypothetical question, obviously no.

Shop the Crescent Moon Charm.

Twinkling Star Charm

’Tis officially celestial season, which means stars, stars and more stars! Imagine a charm necklace with five star charms—how perfect would that be?

Shop the Twinkling Star Charm.

Mushroom Charm

Forage a new friend for your hoops and chains! Tiny, mighty and designed with all of your favorite mushroomy details under the cap.

Shop the Mushroom Charm.

Trend #3: Fall Flower Jewelry

Now blooming: September, October and November birth flowers! For the autumn-lovers who skew on the warm, cozy side versus the dark, spooky side, our Flora collection is the fall jewelry for you. Shop by birth flower or simply the flower that speaks to you.

Aster Flower Jewelry

Blossoming in fall when other flowers begin to fade, this wildflower represents love, wisdom and faith. It’s also one of September’s birth flowers!

Shop aster jewelry:

Peony Flower Jewelry

The elegant peony can blossom for hundreds of years; no wonder it symbolizes abundance, good fortune and happiness. It’s another one of September’s birth flowers!

Shop peony jewelry:

Cosmos Flower Jewelry

This bright, lively flower represents joy, peace and wholeness: the affirmation that you are enough, and have everything you need. It’s also one of October’s birth flowers!

Shop cosmos jewelry:

Chrysanthemum Flower Jewelry

Cultivated for more than 3,000 years, this autumnal flower (commonly known as the “mum”) symbolizes respect, positivity and friendship: a foundation for joy. It’s also one of November’s birth flowers!

Shop chrysanthemum jewelry:

Need more fall? Shop our fall jewelry favorites curated by our team!

May your days be cozy and your jewelry too,

Team GLDN 🍂

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