Chunky Rings Are the New Gold
For so long, dainty gold or silver accessories have taken a front seat when it comes to elevating your look. However, for the past couple of months more colorful, playful jewelry has been popping up on our Instagram, Tiktok, and Pinterest feeds. Some people might not be ready to jump ship to this more playful style of jewelry, but it is a fun way to make your accessories stand out from the crowd. Chunky Rings have been all over Pinterest recently. These colorful, clunky rings add a pop of color to your outfit, which will be perfect for the summer time! l Here’s a roundup of our favorite places where you can find this new spin on statement jewelry.
La Manso
We most likely can credit La Manso to bringing chunky rings into the mainstream. Their attention grabbing rings will surely spice up your outfit of the day pics on the gram. Bella Hadid, who has become the queen of street style, has been seen rocking their rings and is frequently featured on La Manso’s instagram feed.
mon cher moi,
mon cher moi, is a female owned brand in Los Angeles. They are known for their bold and funky statement pieces. Celebrities like Emma Chamberlain have been showing off their rings on Instagram. But, consider this your warning, their jewelry sells out pretty quickly, so make sure you’re on the lookout for their restocks. (Hint: the next one April 9 at 7:00 am EST)
Blobb
These rings designed by Sofia Elias are “mini sculptures in the form of rings.” These rings have a nostalgic feel to them and bring a sense of youthfulness to your style. They sort of remind us of the rings you used to win at a state fair, but in the best way possible.
DIY
The cheapest option and honestly the most fun one! Sometimes we don’t want to spend $30+ on rings just for the aesthetic. If you want to get a little crafty with it, it’s super easy to DIY these chunky rings. You can make upwards of 20-30 rings with three packs of clay, which is way more bang for your buck.
Etsy
If you feel like you're not the most creative person out there, don’t fret because there are other creative people out there who will make these rings for you. Etsy is another cheaper option if you don’t want to spend too much money on just one ring.
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