Jewelry Style
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Why Rado Still Feels Like Quiet Luxury You Can Wear Every Day
The Rado DiaStar, the watch that effectively launched the company in 1962, was built from a material called tungsten carbide.
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5 Jewelry Mistakes That Fight a Clean Neckline
The collision between a necklace and a neckline is one of the oldest arguments in dressing, and it almost never ends in a draw.
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What a Starter Fine-Jewelry Edit Actually Costs
Fine jewelry is the last un-digitized corner of the fashion industry.
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Statement Necklace vs Earrings for Black-Tie-Adjacent Events
The invitation says "black-tie-adjacent," which is a phrase invented entirely to make people anxious. A true black-tie dress code comes with rules that have been settled for a hundred years.
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How to Mix Gold and Silver Jewelry Without Looking Messy
The taboo against mixing gold and silver jewelry is one of the more durable pieces of style folklore, and it survives for a simple reason: most people who try it do look messy.
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6 Stud Earrings That Make Second-Piercing Stacks Easy
Second piercings have become the defining jewelry trend of the last five years, and for good reason: a single stud on each lobe can read as an afterthought, but a pair, stacked vertically or diagonall
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5 Anklets That Elevate Warm-Weather Outfits
Anklets occupy a strange place in the jewelry box. They are not quite jewelry for the office, not quite beach gear, and for a long time they carried a cultural weight that made them feel like a specif
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5 Rings That Still Work If You Type All Day
Typing all day is a specific kind of abuse for a ring. Not the occasional email or a quick message, but eight hours of continuous keystrokes at seventy words per minute.
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7 Chain Thicknesses That Suit Simple Pendants
The jewelry industry has spent decades convincing people that a pendant needs a chain thick enough to anchor a small boat.
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What You Need to Know About Sensitive-Skin Earring Materials
Nickel is the problem hiding inside most earrings labeled "hypoallergenic," and the label does not mean what most people think it means.
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