I Have Fine-Jewelry Taste But an Under-$100 Budget—These 30 Pieces Impressed Me

Jenny Bird is an all-time favorite jewelry brand here at Who What Wear.

I can't afford a designer cuff, so this is at the top of my wish list right now.

The earrings our readers can't stop buying.

They come in a mini size too!

This will make your next beach outfit a 10/10.

Simplicity at its finest.

After I saw these on TikTok, I ran straight to my nearest Target. I've been wearing them with almost every outfit ever since.

Shopbop's jewelry selection is very underrated.

Not your average hoops.

Another version of this has already sold out, so start making moves on this beautiful one.

Although these look heavy-duty, Anthropologie's earrings are very lightweight to prevent any discomfort.

Dinner party, anyone?

If you're not one for additional piercings, add an ear cuff to switch things up a bit. 

Dainty but so effortlessly cool.

If a regular cuff is too standard for you, this wavy option offers the same look with a more unique touch.

Bring on the drama.

This chunky ring will look excellent stacked next to your everyday jewelry.

Earrings or a work of art? I think both.

Why be team silver or gold when you can be both?

Imagine this necklace with a sleek black tank and white trousers. Add a red lip and you've got the "expensive" look down pat.

I'll take it in both metals, please.

Sometimes, you just have to keep things classic.

Hint: On-sale jewelry at Nordstrom sells very quickly.

Bringing arm candy back, one bracelet set at a time.

A perfect way to start stacking rings if your collection is a little sparse.

I'm telling you. Don't sleep on Target's jewelry selection. You'll find some hidden gems.

Zara's jewelry can be a hit or a miss, but this one is most definitely a hit.

Minimal but still makes enough of a statement on the neck.

Another under-$100 cuff proving that you don't need to empty your bank account to buy one.

Want to take a step up from your tiny hoops? These are the way to go.