Stuck for a gift? Here are the luxury jewellery trends of 2025

Stuck for a gift? Here are the luxury jewellery trends of 2025

A well-selected piece of jewellery can enhance life’s brightest moments, providing vibrancy to life’s most precious memories. Jewellery uniquely holds subjective and objective value since it has the magic to unlock positive life experiences.

From the return of platinum and yellow gold to stately Renaissance pieces, use our forecasted jewellery trends of 2025 to help shape future purchases and memories. Perhaps this guide, with ideas from our friends Boodles and Timothy Roe Fine Jewellers, might help you with selecting a special the gift this Christmas.


Boodles ‘Fifth Avenue’ design ring featuring sapphire and diamonds set in white enamel and 18 carat Single Mine Origin yellow gold, POA,  www.boodles.com
Boodles ‘Fifth Avenue’ design ring featuring sapphire and diamonds set in white enamel and 18 carat Single Mine Origin yellow gold, POA, ?

Good as gold

Neglected somewhat in favour of gold variations like rose and white gold, yellow gold is returning to imbue 2025 with its warm hue. Tell your story by proudly wearing that yellow gold family heirloom or sentimental locket. But, while the return to classic yellow gold might be marked by tradition, don’t be afraid to wear it in a way that’s uniquely you, whether with a statement watch or a dainty minimalist chain that lets the gold do the talking.


Timothy Roe Edwardian style diamond set garland necklace, set with a certificated oval centre diamond, handcrafted in 18ct white gold. £5,995.
Timothy Roe Edwardian style diamond set garland necklace, set with a certificated oval centre diamond, handcrafted in 18ct white gold. £5,995.


The lustre of nature

Nature will be king once again in 2025. Summon the elements into your outfit with a teardrop pendant or earthy mood ring and draw inspiration from the meadows with a delicate gold leaf choker or a daisy chain cast from icy platinum. More unusual nature-inspired pieces are also expected to make a comeback, making animal, flower and insect portraits the stars of the gold and silver-enrobed show. While nature’s taking centre stage, don’t be afraid to add your own flair – think floral, dark, vintage, or minimalist if you need inspiration.



Boodles ‘Fifth Avenue’ design bangle featuring pink, Ashoka, pink and white diamonds set in pink enamel, platinum and 18 carat Single Mine Origin pink gold, £80,000 ,  www.boodles.com
Boodles ‘Fifth Avenue’ design bangle featuring pink, Ashoka, pink and white diamonds set in pink enamel, platinum and 18 carat Single Mine Origin pink gold, £80,000 , ?

Going platinum

Forget silver and white gold – platinum is returning to bestow brilliance on necks, wrists and fingers around the country. A pale, bright silver, this forever-recyclable metal has infinite possibilities for your look. Striking even when minimal, platinum is a great option if you like to dress down rather than up, but still want to feel put together. Complete your all-black outfit with a platinum chain for a striking affair of contrasts, or make a flashier statement with a standout platinum cuff or chunky watch.


Timothy Roe design ring featuring a central vivid green tsavorite garnet, millegrain set in a halo of round brilliant cut and baguette diamonds. www.timothyroe.com
Timothy Roe design ring featuring a central vivid green tsavorite garnet, millegrain set in a halo of round brilliant cut and baguette diamonds.


Choose colour

Nature will be king once again in 2025. Summon the elements into your outfit with a teardrop pendant or earthy mood ring and draw inspiration from the meadows with a delicate gold leaf choker or a daisy chain cast from icy platinum. More unusual nature-inspired pieces are also expected to make a comeback, making animal, flower and insect portraits the stars of the gold and silver-enrobed show. While nature’s taking centre stage, don’t be afraid to add your own flair – think floral, dark, vintage, or minimalist if you need inspiration.



Boodles ‘Fifth Avenue’ design earrings featuring marquise cut orange diamonds and brilliant cut diamonds set in platinum and 18 carat Single Mine Origin yellow gold – £92,000,  www.boodles.com
Boodles ‘Fifth Avenue’ design earrings featuring marquise cut orange diamonds and brilliant cut diamonds set in platinum and 18 carat Single Mine Origin yellow gold – £92,000, ?


Shapeshift

There’s no such thing as the perfect size or shape as squares, pears and circles are ushered into 2025 with open arms. Consider geometry-inspired jewellery for its chameleon-like quality to be dressed up or down. Whether you prefer pleasing symmetrical forms or intriguing abstract pieces, geometrical shapes in jewellery can add structure to even the most casual of outfits. Or, for a bolder getup, consider layering a solitaire pendant with an eye-catching asymmetrical chain.

The stately allure of demi parure

Conjure up your most regal self with demi parure. A parure refers to a full ‘suite’ of matching jewellery while demi parure is an incomplete set of at least two pieces – gems and jewels worn in this fashion were all the rage at the end of the 17th century, and now demi parure looks set to grace the new year with its stateliness once more. Take 2025 by the horns with a choker and earring set fit for royalty, or show your stateliness more demurely with a gem-less demi parure in platinum.



Timothy Roe diamond tiara ring, featuring a central 2.50ct certified pear shape diamond, embraced by two diamond set tiaras, meticulously set in platinum, £39,500. www.timothyroe.com
Timothy Roe diamond tiara ring, featuring a central 2.50ct certified pear shape diamond, embraced by two diamond set tiaras, meticulously set in platinum
Boodles ‘Fifth Avenue’ design ring featuring sapphire and pink and white diamonds set in white enamel and 18 carat Single Mine Origin yellow gold, £90,000.  www.boodles.com
Boodles ‘Fifth Avenue’ design ring featuring sapphire and pink and white diamonds set in white enamel and 18 carat Single Mine Origin yellow gold, £90,000. ?



Timothy Roe ring featuring certificated 1.75ct oval ruby, surrounded by a daisy cluster of brilliant cut diamonds. £5,250.
Timothy Roe ring featuring certificated 1.75ct oval ruby, surrounded by a daisy cluster of brilliant cut diamonds. £5,250.


Don’t put your luxury jewellery gifts in just anyone’s care. At Stanhope, we provide robust insurance to suit your lifestyle and protect your treasured possessions.

Contact our expert team to learn more about our high value jewellery insurance and get a tailored quote.


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Matthew Ashton

Director @ Stanhope Insurance | Charity Trustee

2 个月

Thank you Boodles for collaborating with us! Some beautiful items on display. #luxuryprotection

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