Spring Trend Report
Spring is the season when getting dressed feels fun again. Layers get lighter, colors creep back in, and accessories stop playing it safe. This year, jewelry and fashion accessories are doing a lot of the talking: they're bold, tactile, and a little nostalgic, with a strong sense of play.
Here’s what we’re seeing for spring, and why these trends feel right on time.
Marine Layer
Think sea creatures, nautical details, and materials that look like they’ve been collected rather than produced. Shells are everywhere, used as-is or polished just enough to feel intentional. Starfish motifs, coral-inspired shapes, rope details, and pearly finishes all tap into this coastal energy.
Neon Nostalgia
A throwback moment, but updated. This trend pulls from the mid-2010s era of statement jewelry-yes, those J.Crew bubble necklaces- and gives it a brighter, bolder refresh. Neon necklaces, vivid resin earrings, and punchy accents show up as intentional pops rather than full looks.
Bang Bang
More is more when it comes to bangles and cuffs. Stacked, mixed, and worn with confidence, this trend leans into texture and variety. Resin, bone, leather-wrapped styles, and faux sharkskin finishes all show up, often layered together rather than matched.
On the Rocks
Chunky statement necklaces and bracelets are back, and they’re unapologetic. Many designs incorporate actual stones, gemstones, or crystal-like elements, celebrating their natural weight and irregularity.
Color, Color, Everywhere
After seasons of neutrals and restraint, color is fully back. Accessories are leading the charge, with saturated hues showing up in jewelry, hair accessories, and bags.
What’s especially interesting is how this spills into the home. Lamps, ceramics, and even candle vessels are embracing bold color choices, treating everyday objects as small design statements. The same mindset applies: color doesn’t need to overwhelm — a single bright element can change the feel of a space.
Spring trends this year feel less about rules and more about joy. Whether it’s a shell necklace, a stack of bangles, or a brightly colored lamp at home, these pieces are meant to be worn, used, and enjoyed — not saved for a special occasion.