My Jewelry Style Is Simple, and I Love These 28 Affordable Pieces

I suppose my style could be considered on the simple side all around. I like to pick one statement piece and keep the rest of my outfit more refined. I usually shy away from bold color and almost always gravitate toward neutrals. Now, simple doesn't necessarily mean boring. I like to play with different textures and shapes to add interest to my outfits.
My minimalistic approach also applies to jewelry: I strictly wear gold and lean toward pieces that are a bit understated. Where I want to add interest, I'll usually layer a few simpler pieces together to create a unique look. With my minimalist aesthetic in mind, I scanned all of my favorite jewelry brands for the best affordable pieces around right now. From the chain-link earrings that are perfectly on-trend for spring to the stackable ring set made up of unique shapes, below are the 28 best minimalist jewelry pieces I've seen this year.
BRACELETS
Spherical pieces are going to be a major spring 2020 jewelry trend.
EARRINGS
NECKLACES
RINGS
Next up: 15 jewelry brands for minimalists.

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