We’ve rounded up the 5 main jewellery trends for 2025, according to the fashion forecast. From subtle elegance to bold, retro vibes, this year is all about dopamine wearing - that’s feeling good in your jewellery. Here’s what you should be on the lookout for… 

1. Quiet Luxury: If you’re into understated elegance, you're going to love this trend. Quiet luxury is all about subtle, high-quality pieces that don’t shout, but still make a statement. Think sleek, minimalist designs in fine materials – no need for flashy logos, just pure, refined beauty.
   

2. Mixing Gold and Silver: It’s 2025: you won’t be condemned for mixing metals. Plus, when you look at it, gold and silver complement each other beautifully. Whether it’s layered necklaces, stacked rings, or mismatched earrings, this mixed-metal trend lets you get creative and add dimension to your jewellery game.

3. Pearls: Pearls are still big in 2025. Expect to see them in unconventional shapes, paired with chunky chains, or even combined with beads. They’re no longer just for formal events; pearls are now a versatile staple for both casual and elegant looks.

4. Beads, Beads, Beads!: Yep, you heard right! Beaded jewellery is here to stay. From colourful, playful pieces to more refined, neutral tones, beads are taking centre stage. They were ever-present on the SS25 catwalks with some beautiful offerings at Louis Vuitton and Ralph Lauren. 
   
   Whether it's a statement necklace or a fun bracelet stack, beads are all about adding personality and a pop of colour.
   

5. Chunky Retro Bling: Think bold, vintage-inspired pieces that scream “wow!” Chunky chains, big signet rings, and exaggerated earrings are making a comeback, with a touch of nostalgia. Channelling a real '90s vibe, we saw chain belts gracing the Miu Miu and Chanel SS25 runways. These bold, blingy pieces are perfect for anyone who loves a little drama and wants their accessories to really pop.
   

So, are you ready to mix, match, and stack your way into 2025? If you are, I can think of a good place to start…