Fine jewelry designed to be fiddled with is on the rise; we asked psychologists what it actually does.

Plus, can fashion adapt to a new, post-pandemic way of life?

From diamonds to puka shells, there's an anklet for every aesthetic.

From glass-beaded bracelets to statement-making lucite hoops.

Does it all boil down to jewelry being a safe investment? Its ability to spark joy? Connell's chain?

The Vancouver-based demi-fine line has been around since 2011, yet it's still a blast of fresh air.

Nothing proves the power of fashion like seeing it become a matter of life and death for spies trying to hide their identities.

It's dainty, but not *too* dainty.

Two-day shipping on silky pajama sets and cashmere gloves ahead.

Plus, European fashion wins big with major trade agreement

The lab-grown and mining industries may even be pushing one another to become more transparent and ethical.

I'm trying to start wearing jewelry people can actually see.

This set has everything: pearls, beads, a glass chili and my favorite swear word.

From chain bracelets to signet rings.

With the death of Claire's looming, a number of emerging jewelry startups have some ideas.

From DIY-inspired anklets to architectural earrings.

The 15-year-old indie brand and retailer moved its headquarters from Williamsburg to growing business hub Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Summer is flying by, and soon I'll be swapping my skirts and sandals for jeans and boots.

They'd make a perfect addition to my jewelry lineup.

Perfect for days spent outdoors.

This time it's a neon-green "clothespin" earring by Ambush.

Have you ever seen a more elegant ankle bracelet???

The Brooklyn-native's designs were most recently seen on Kerby Jean-Raymond and Lena Waithe at the 2019 camp-themed event.

No piercings required.