Harper's Bazaar
These jewellery trends are dominating autumn/winter 25, from cord necklaces to mixed metals
We glean the best pieces to invest in this season according to the industry experts
By Hannah Thompson
Antique finishes
With celebrities including Catherine Zeta-Jones, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and most recently, Taylor Swift all embracing antique engagement rings, it's no surprise that the trend for vintage, worn-in pieces has influenced wider jewellery. "At a time when customers are seeking meaning and connection in what they buy, jewellery with an antique finish resonates deeply," explains Ruby Beales, jewellery buying manager at Liberty.
“This trend of 'Antique Alchemy' rejects the polish of high-shine platinum and white diamond in favour of worn textures and timeworn patinas that suggest history and longevity," she continues. "They’re less about status and more about story, making them the perfect choice for those who want jewellery to reflect heritage and personality."
