I'm a Jewelry Designer—These Are the 3 Pieces I Think Everyone Needs in Their Wardrobe

Flawless silhouettes.

Jennifer Fisher best jewelry
(Image credit: Jennifer Fisher)

Talented and chic. These are just two words I'd use to describe Jennifer Fisher. Take a glimpse at her breathtaking jewelry line or her enviable personal style on Instagram. For two decades, her namesake label has been a fixture in the fashion scene with consistent drops of coveted pieces (like her signature hoop earrings). It's worth noting that the mother of two has also expanded her jewelry business into a lifestyle brand with homewares, fragrance (this editor is obsessed), and a line of delicious seasonings.

As she's obviously a jewelry expert, I asked Fisher to share her thoughts on the three foundational jewelry pieces every wardrobe needs. Think forever pieces that are equal parts modern and timeless. Below you'll find her list, along with inspired pieces to shop.

Simple Gold Chain

"Every woman should have a beautiful, simple gold chain. It’s incredibly versatile. You can wear it alone or add a sentimental charm. It’s part of the reason I started my business." — Fisher

Gold Hoop Earrings

"A perfect pair of clean, gold hoop earrings that suit their frame and face is essential. Whether they’re small huggies or up to two to 2.5 inches, the key is finding a size and thickness that flatters your face and frame." — Fisher

Statement Ring or Tennis Bracelet

"I believe a pinky ring, especially something like a lab-diamond pinky ring, is a timeless statement. But if that’s not your style, a tennis bracelet is another great staple." — Fisher

Shop More Jewelry Pieces

Bobby Schuessler
Market Director

Bobby Schuessler is a fashion editor with over a decade of editorial experience covering shopping, style, and beauty. He's spent 10 years at Who What Wear, currently leading the market team to deliver highly covetable and convertible content. He creates data-driven shopping guides featuring top retailers like Nordstrom, Shopbop, and Net-a-Porter and is at the forefront of Who What Wear's shopping tentpole strategies, including Amazon Prime Day. He also works on branded content initiatives and appears on camera in video and shopping livestream franchises.