Stylish Men’s Jewellery Collections to Up Your Bling Game
Breaking our silence
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 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. Jewellery brands are also following suit, embracing new styles in an effort to champion inclusivity and break global stereotypes.
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 collections out there to help you get started.
CLOCKS + COLOURS
If there’s one word that would succinctly describe Clocks + Colours’ aesthetics, it is rebellious. The brand’s repertoire is strewn with rugged and masculine designs. Case in point: the Wisdom collection. Grounded in raw youth and shadowed past, the fine works send the message of growth as they juxtapose durable metals with semi-precious stones.
DAVID YURMAN
David Yurman has long been a staple on the red carpet. Its unique creations have become the go-tos by Hollywood’s leading men, including Michael B. Jordan and Sterling K. Brown. The Chevron collection, in particular, encapsulates the brand’s allure. A symbol of forward momentum, the pieces here are anchored by the V-shaped motif, which mirrors the jeweller’s signature Cable.
LE GRAMME
Those who favour simplicity may find Le Gramme’s Ruban collection especially attractive. Looking up to universal forms many would instinctively recognise, the jewellery line offers pared-down rings and clasp-less bracelets. These streamlined creations are made with sustainability in mind as they feature recycled precious metals: 925 silver, 18K yellow gold, or black titanium.
MEJURI
For go-to essentials, Mejuri is another formidable option. When the Canadian jeweller expanded to men’s jewellery a few years ago, the buzz was through the roof, and it has yet to disappoint. Although there is no dedicated collection to refer to, the brand still delivers plenty of daily style signatures. Those include beaded necklaces and signet rings.
TOM WOOD
Based on the essence of functionalism, Tom Wood focuses on elevated staples that have a low impact on the environment. Its ID collection is a testament to this vision. Inspired by the utilitarian ID bracelet, the pieces here spotlight the themes of identity and heritage. Designed for eco-conscious men, all precious metals used are 100 per cent recycled.
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