Diamonds are a man’s best friend…? Here are 9 stylish men’s jewellery brands to up your bling game

Once the domain of rockstars, royals and rappers, men’s jewellery is booming. The hugely untapped, yet ever-growing market has taken off as of late thanks to the sartorial endeavours of style icons like Timothée Chalamet, Harry Styles, A$AP Rocky, G-Dragon and many more on the red carpet and across Hollywood, K-Pop, C-Pop and even sports. Couple that with the rise of gender-neutral attitudes and younger consumers, and the modernisation of men’s jewellery is at full steam.

Brands are increasingly presenting their designs on both men and women across new collections and campaigns, embracing new styles and materials in an effort to champion inclusivity and break global stereotypes. Among luxury houses, Cartier’s Juste un Clou and Cartier Love bracelets have been firm favourites of male celebrities during the award seasons, while Tiffany & Co. launched a dedicated men’s jewellery line of elevated basics less than two years ago. Since 2015, Alessandro Michele has been offering plenty of colourful high jewellery for his gender-fluid collections, alongside the many other menswear lines that have debuted bling as part of the runway.

Ready to ice out? Classics aside, if you’re looking for new ways to express your personal style and add some sparkle to your step, look no further––below, we’ve rounded up some of the best men’s jewellery brands out there to help get started:

Tom Wood 

Based on the essence of simplicity, innovation and Scandinavian functionalism, Tom Wood focuses on elevated staples that have a low impact on the environment. From birthstone pendants to chainlink pieces and playful charms, this is a good place to start if you’re on the hunt for everyday bling.

Mejuri

 

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For go-to essentials, Mejuri is another formidable option. The popular Canadian jeweller recently expanded to men’s jewellery to deliver plenty of daily style signatures that include beaded necklaces, engraved bracelets and chunky signet rings. On top of that, the brand’s sustainability commitments include ensuring that 100 per cent of their gold is entirely traceable, in which 70 per cent will be made of certified recycled gold and 30 per cent will be newly mined.

Martine Ali

 

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