All manner of plant-inspired accessories have been catching our eye.
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In the world of jewelry, nature has long been a muse — from fluttering butterflies adorning earrings to strings of shells to tie around our neck.
This season, however, it’s foliage and floral motifs that have charmed their way into our hearts. Perhaps it was this year’s launch of Cartier’s Grain de Café collection, a range inspired by the humble coffee bean, that sparked our obsession, but since then, all manner of plant-inspired accessories have been catching our eye.
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We present five botanical pieces to add to your jewelry box this season:
For anyone seeking an investment piece, this three-row bracelet with olive leaves — a symbol of peace and abundance — between the sections, is a timeless, elegant choice.
An original Paloma Picasso design from Tiffany & Co., it’s also, dare we say, a nice counterpoint to the brand’s more recent contemporary collections.
Made from solid 14K gold, with pavé diamonds on one petal, this pressed-flower necklace is both modern and playful — a great option for anyone who thinks florals are staid or boring.
The collection also includes matching rings and earrings in yellow gold, white gold or two-tone gold vermeil and sterling silver.
Don’t underestimate the power of a pair of flower drop earrings like this cheap and cheerful Taloldar version. Wear them with tailoring or a plain white button-down and jeans: they’ll elevate even the simplest of outfits.
Pyrrha has long been our go-to for beautiful necklaces that impart a bit of meaning: they make great gifts for any occasion and they look great layered, so you can really never have too many.
We love this ‘Seeds of Success’ talisman necklace, which features a dandelion — a steadfast plant that thrives in even stony ground: a reminder to wearers to navigate adversity with confidence and trust in future success.
For an easy, subtle way to add a botanical to your everyday look, try this sterling silver, flora engraved ring by Twenty Compass. Mix and match with other rings for an eclectic look or wear it on its own for a more minimalist take.
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