11 Affordable Jewelry Brands That We're Seriously Coveting

Thoughtfully designed, responsibly sourced, and well-priced, Please Repeat checks all the jewelry boxes when it comes to gold vermeil. The new direct-to-consumer brand is all about playfulness, so feel free to get creative with your pairings.

Please Repeat Graphic Ring ($49)

When Drybar founder Alli Webb teams up with accessories designer Meredith Quill, you know it's going to be good. Becket + Quill strikes the perfect balance between effortlessly cool and casually elegant. The best part? Most of these beauties are under $100.

Becket + Quill Floating Heart Necklace ($50-$300)

Oma the Label's brand mission? "[C]hallenging homogenous industry standards, while creating quality and affordable pieces for the everyday woman." Case in point: this chic tennis bracelet.

Oma the Label Tennis Bracelet ($69)

We can't get enough of Aurate's golden and glittery jewelry, aka the antidote to Zoom fatigue. Zhuzh up your next video call with any of its affordably priced, sustainably produced pieces, from huggie earrings to chain necklaces and stackable rings.

Aurate Infinity Huggie Earrings ($120)

When it comes to simple, minimalist jewelry that doesn't break the bank (or discolor), few do it better than Mejuri. Look to this Instagram-famous brand for stackable rings and layerable necklaces in 14-karat and 18-karat gold that you can wear everywhere — even in the shower.

Mejuri Boyfriend Stacker ($65)

You may recognize ByChari from its bestselling "VOTE" necklace worn by none other than Michelle Obama at the 2020 Democratic National Convention. Fortunately, the jewelry line also has tons of other unique and modern offerings made for women who enjoy simplicity with a touch of luxury (just like the former first lady).

ByChari Soho Necklace ($55)

The Texas-born designer definitely has a flair for creativity: she's a model, an artist, a designer, a photographer, and an art director. Just look at her handmade, one-of-a-kind statement earrings that are basically wearable art.

Taylor Nikole Maar Earrings ($25)

The brainchild of Kristin Cavallari, Uncommon James has dainty, mix-and-matchable jewelry down pat. Consider this necklace — the combo of gold-plated chain and faux pearls make it equal parts timeless and versatile.

Uncommon James Double Standard Necklace ($58)

We just adore Adore Adorn (sorry, had to). Each one of its beautifully crafted pieces is inspired by founder Sasha Flynn's memories of her supremely stylish family. Bonus: everything is handmade in New York City and 15 percent of net sales go toward organizations that aid local communities.

Adore Adorn Twisted Ring With Mother Of Pearl ($200)

Fans of Lili Claspe's edgy and cool pieces include Candace Swanepoel, Jasmine Tookes, and Taylor Hill, to name just a few. Each design is meant to mimic the curves of a woman's body, so you can expect yours to fall beautifully.

Lili Claspe Reggie Thick ($50)

With a focus on ethical jewelry and sustainable materials, the women-owned brand works directly with Kenyan artisans to handcraft each item. This sculptural cuff made in recycled brass looks perfect on its own, or teamed with gold hoop earrings.

Soko Twisted Dash Cuff Bracelet ($128)