2026 is here, Happy New Year!
We are excited for the jewellery trends and styles this year, with this blog we will give you a run down of what is to come.
From statement silver necklaces to vibrant gemstone palettes inspired by the world’s natural wonders, jewellery in 2026 combines warm tones and bold sizes. With engagement rings the trend of unusual shaped diamonds will continue with addition of warm champagne tones.
Let’s start with engagement rings.
Elongated shapes like marquise, oval, and emerald cuts will be making a strong feature, along with yellow gold. The last few years have seen a steady rise in yellow gold making a come back but in 2026 it will return to prominence with its warm, rich hue perfectly complementing the year’s aesthetic.
Along side yellow gold will be chunkier shanks on engagement rings. In recent years, a thin, delicate shank, sometimes set with diamonds has been the go-to style but 2026 will see the end to that.
Coming back with yellow gold and chunky shanks are warm-tone diamonds, from champagne to subtle cognac shades as a romantic alternative to traditional icy brilliants. 2026 engagement rings will be full of character and charm, that feel both modern and timeless.
Silver Trends
Silver jewellery in 2026, will show more sculptural, bold and asymmetry design, pieces that feel more like wearable art. Cuffs and bangles will be a big trend which you can wear casually over the sleeve of a fine knit or pair with a simple tee.
Silver paired with other metals, yellow and rose gold or oxidised finishes, will start to become popular. The layering trend means people aren’t just picking one metal — they’re mixing and stacking to express personality.
Gemstones
Warm rich hues carry over into the gemstone world in 2026, with multi-coloured gemstones take centre stage. Mixing unexpected hues—think vibrant sapphires paired with rubies, emeralds, and citrines—to create pieces that feel both joyful and sophisticated.
Stacking and layering rings, bracelets, and necklaces with different coloured stones allows wearers to show their style whether that is delicate stacking or chunky layering. 2026 is all about celebrating colour, creativity, and self-expression.
