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Jewelry trends that are in and out this year, according to jewelers and stylists

Cheyenne LentzFeb 4, 2024, 20:12 IST

Delicate watches and pearls are already trending this year. Vershinin89/Shutterstock

Business Insider asked stylists and jewelers to share which jewelry trends are in and out for 2024.
Yellow gold is winning people over, and mixed metals continue to trend.

Business Insider asked two stylists and two jewelers which jewelry styles are in and out for 2024.

Here's what the experts said.

Two-tone metals are here to stay.

Mixing and matching jewelry metal is in.Roman Bobyr/Shutterstock

Long-lasting classics are becoming more popular.

You can't go wrong with hoop earrings. Cast Of Thousands/Shutterstock

Yellow gold is back in a big way.

Yellow gold has eclipsed rose gold in popularity. Thedugme/Shutterstock

Unconventional stacks are winning people over.

You can get creative when layering necklaces and bracelets. Best smile studio/Shutterstock

Pearls are making a comeback this year.

Pearls are a great choice for all genders. MDV Edwards/Shutterstock

On the other hand, minimalist jewelry is falling.

MS_studio/Shutterstock

Watches are being replaced by jewelry/watch combinations.

Watches don't have to be clunky and utilitarian. Vershinin89/Shutterstock

Say goodbye to gender-specific jewelry.

Current jewelry trends can be incorporated into any style.Norb_KM/Shutterstock

The rose-gold trend has come to an end.

Rose gold was popular for a while, but it's losing steam.Dmitri Gromov/Shutterstock

Logo jewelry has seen its day.

Quiet luxury is becoming more popular than loud logos. ANGELA WEISS/AFP via Getty Images

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