The holidays are six weeks away. For presents of positive jewellery (and let’s face it, what’s higher than one thing that sparkles?), that’s simply in regards to the cut-off time to make sure you get precisely what you need within the dimension you want it in (if it’s, ahem, a hoop).

The designer items featured beneath are geared to totally different and really particular varieties of knickknack fans, from the artwork lover to the superstitious type. And so they’re all simply shoppable on-line. Begin clicking!

For the maximalist: Crux pearl pendant by Harwell Godfrey

Extra is extra is extra in Harwell Godfrey’s Crux pearl pendant, a one-of-a-kind tackle the Maltese cross that designer Lauren Harwell Godfrey conceived within the days and weeks after Roe v. Wade was overturned. “Not solely does it symbolize safety and bravado,” she writes, “however an equal-sided cross, also called the ‘balanced’ or ‘peaceable’ cross, additionally symbolizes the 4 components of Earth, Air, Hearth and Water and the 4 instructions, North South, East and West.” Crafted in 18k yellow gold and lavished with pearls, diamonds, pink sapphires, turquoise and mom of pearl, the customizable piece comes on the designer’s signature Basis necklace (offered individually). $44,995, harwellgodfrey.com

For the sustainability advocate: Collectively Without end Earrings by Pippa Small

In February, British designer Pippa Small traveled to the Chocó area of Colombia, the place she met with an Afro-Colombian neighborhood of gold miners who use historical extraction strategies to pan simply sufficient of the metallic to fulfill their wants moderately than turning to dangerous chemical compounds or mechanization. Subsequent, Small headed to the close by neighborhood of Quibdó to fulfill with conventional goldsmiths, who focus on weaving delicate chains and creating filigree work, utilizing pre-Colombian strategies to create jewels within the West African design custom. The ensuing Collectively Without end assortment of knickknack — like these 18-karat gold Peacock earrings —  embodies Small’s dedication to sustainable and accountable sourcing. As she tells Robb Report: “It’s heritage, tradition, custom, identification—what jewellery is a lot about.” $8,930, pippasmall.com

For the audiophile: Jack de Boucheron necklace by Boucheron

The music and tech lovers in your life will likely be singing your praises after they see how superbly you’ve matched their ardour to a chunk of knickknack—on this case a necklace from the Jack de Boucheron assortment by the French heritage jeweler. Impressed by stereo jack cables, the 18k gold sautoir model proven right here comes on a versatile 41-inch twine, sealed by a chic jeweled clasp paved totally with diamonds. Worn as a single lengthy necklace, wrapped right into a choker model or a multi-wrap bracelet, and even strung across the hips as a belt, the piece is certain to ring a bell. $85,000, boucheron.com

For the diamond devotee: D-Vibes bracelet by Messika

Simply in time for the vacation comes the brand new D-Vibes (brief for “Diamond Vibes”) assortment from the Parisian diamond jewellery model Messika. Designed with versatile shapes, multi-row chains and emerald-cut diamonds, as on this 18k yellow gold bracelet loaded with 3.12 carats of diamonds, the road affords a brand new tackle the enduring tennis bracelet, with three gently cascading rivers of stones. $22,330, messika.com

For the structure buff: Brutalism earrings by Ok. Brunini Jewels

Designed on the top of the 2020 lockdowns, Ok. Brunini Jewels’ Brutalism assortment takes its cues from iconic Brutalist constructions, corresponding to Louis Kahn’s 1965 Salk Institute. The architectural model struck designer Katey Brunini as the right metaphor for a way the pandemic “stripped us uncooked,” she says. The gathering combines breathtaking gems in deeply saturated hues with items of upcycled copper; the reclaimed materials, juxtaposed in these diamond-set earrings with copper set in its matrix, takes “the emotion of uncooked,” says Brunini, “and cooks it with all of the explosive colours of the rainbow.” $20,325, stanleykorshak.com

For the Artwork Lover: Nina Runsdorf x Nir Hod Ring

Well-known for her playful pear-shaped Flip rings, the New York-based designer Nina Runsdorf teamed together with her longtime good friend, the Israel-born, New York-based artist Nir Hod, on three restricted version 18k gold rings that depict Hod’s black-and-white eye. Hand-painted on rock crystal and framed by dazzling hues of sapphire, in vivid pink, denim blue or fiery orange melee, the hyper-realistic orbs are the very definition of eye-catching. Out there beginning on Nov. 17. $21,000, bergdorfgoodman.com

For the Superstitious: Manifest Talisman Necklace by Sig Ward Jewellery

Consider this Sig Ward Manifest Talisman necklace set with inlaid stones and strung on a paperclip chain as the final word in jewellery safety. Malachite is alleged to supply braveness, knowledge and instinct. Lapis is believed to confer psychic skills, readability, self-awareness and knowledge. And white agate is supposed to calm and embolden you to belief. However that’s not all. The emerald baguettes at backside symbolize unconditional love and clairvoyance, the sapphire trillion at high attracts serenity and peace and a splash of diamonds imbues the wearer with invincible religious energy. Prepared, set, go! $8,500, sigwardjewelry.com

For the Jewellery Collector-in-Coaching: Hummingbird Stud Earrings by Sorellina x Stephanie Anders 

Jewellery lovers large and small will admire the number of talismanic stud earrings in Sorellina’s new assortment with celeb piercer Stephanie Anders, accessible solely at Tiny Gods in Charlotte, N.C. Composed of six 18-karat gold and diamond stud earrings — a dagger for power, a spiral for gratitude, a butterfly for transformation, a hummingbird for resilience, a crescent moon for dreamers and a geometrical diamond for steadiness — the gathering is designed to be layered, blended and matched for a uniquely personalised look. Ear ear! $325, tinygods.com

For the Esoteric Gem Fanatic: Earrings by Eden Presley

Aquaprase and elmerite aren’t your typical gem supplies — and these 14-karat gold earrings by New York-based Eden Presley aren’t your typical jewels. Found in Africa in 2013, aquaprase is a bluish-green variant of chalcedony with a swirling, multicolor look (on full show within the 27.75 carats seen right here). The designer enhances the fabric with two oval-shaped cuts of elmerite, a type of inexperienced obsidian, totaling 8.61 carats. You’d be forgiven for forgetting there are diamonds right here, too. $4,000, edenpresley.com

For the Marrying Type: Diamond and Emerald Asscher Duo Ring by Jemma Wynne

Two-stone rings within the toi et moi (French for “you and me”) model, which generally combines totally different gems and cuts, are on the rise. Jemma Wynne’s 18k gold Duo ring, that includes a 2.06-carat vintage diamond and a 1.1-carat emerald, each within the vintage-inspired Asscher lower, is the right option to pop the query — twice as good, in reality! $43,260, jemmawynne.com

For the Minimalist: Menottes Bracelet by Dinh Van

In 1965, Jean Dinh Van, a longtime designer for Cartier in Paris, based his personal agency to create jewellery that might be worn day-after-day moderately than saved in a secure and solely taken out for particular events. “Universality was a part of his imaginative and prescient,” says Corinne Le Foll, the corporate’s managing director. Impressed by structure and sculpture, Dinh Van was additionally enchanted with bizarre objects “that turn out to be treasured when they’re sculpted as items of knickknack,” says Le Foll. The model’s signature Menottes design is a traditional instance: Seen right here in a modern platinum chain bracelet, the piece borrows its silhouette and performance from a key ring. $5,950, dinhvan.com