Fall 2025 Jewelry Trends You’ll Obsess Over | GLDN

Written by GLDN Team — October 14, 2024

Nothing against summer, of course, but fall is the ultimate jewelry season. You have permission to stack more necklaces, layer your charms, and lean into moody gemstones that glow in shifting light. Dark stones. Celestial touches. Subtle edge. All of it.

So cozy up with a warm drink, scroll through your favorite pieces, and let’s talk about the fall jewelry trends that will define your 2025 aesthetic. 🍂

Trend #1: Fall Gemstone Jewelry

This season, gemstone jewelry goes introspective. Think stormy labradorites, deep sapphires, and stones that shimmer like twilight. It’s giving soft goth energy, but make it quietly luxe.

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

Midnight sapphire is having a moment again in 2025, rich, moody, and versatile enough to pair with gold or silver. The deep blue tones feel grounding yet luminous, like a midnight sky full of possibility.

Find your blues:

Trend #2: Charm Jewelry, Elevated

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)! Charm stacking is still big this fall, but it’s less “more is more” and more about meaning. Each charm becomes a symbol: something you connect with, something that tells your story.

Our favorites for 2025:

Crescent Moon Charm: A quiet nod to intuition and feminine energy.
Twinkling Star Charm: A timeless symbol of hope and light, made for stacking.

Each charm adds a subtle layer of symbolism to your everyday stack, proof that fall jewelry can be both moody and meaningful.

Trend #3: Moonstones — The Glow of Autumn

If fall had a gemstone, it would be moonstone. Its iridescent glow captures the season’s shifting light–soft, cool, and otherworldly. Whether worn on hoops, studs, or a delicate chain, moonstone jewelry radiates calm energy and timeless style.

Our Moonstone favorites:

Trend #3: Subtle, Spooky Accents

Fall’s darker side is in, but we’re keeping it chic. These subtle-yet-spooky motifs bring quiet power to your look without slipping into costume territory.

Snake Charm: A tiny, coiled nod to renewal and transformation.
Skull Charm: Refined, bold, and surprisingly wearable; a quiet tribute to change and strength.
Moonstone Dagger Charm: A perfect blend of edge and elegance, with an ethereal flash that catches the light.

What’s New in 2025

2025 is the year of personal symbolism. Mixed metals, moody stones, and intentional stacking are defining this season’s jewelry trends. Think tiny statements with big meaning — versatile, expressive, and perfectly imperfect.

How to Wear These Trends

Layer with intention. Start with a gemstone piece, then add one or two meaningful charms.
Let contrast do the work. Pair deep gemstones with warm gold or bright silver for balance.
Make it your signature. Pick one piece that feels like you, and wear it everywhere.
Carry fall forward. These aren’t just for autumn. They’re seasonless expressions of your style.