For several seasons, the jeweler had become increasingly discreet. Small hoops, fine chains, tiny earrings and pieces designed to accompany the look without drawing too much attention. However, this autumn that discretion begins to lose ground against a much more blunt trend: XXL earrings return to occupy the center of the styling.
And we are not talking only about large earrings. What truly defines this comeback is their aesthetic. Aged gold, irregular surfaces, sculptural shapes, colored stones, oversized pearls and designs that could have come straight from a jeweler of the 80s or 90s.
They are earrings that carry a bit of found-object charm. The kind of jewelry you might discover at an antique market or rescue from your mother’s or grandmother’s jewelry box and that, when paired with contemporary pieces, takes on an entirely different look
From Minimalism to Jewelry That Makes a Statement
The shift is especially evident after several seasons in which minimalism had also reached accessories. Small jewelry pieces fit perfectly with that way of dressing based on simple garments, neutral colors, and highly refined accessories.
Now the pendulum begins to move toward the opposite extreme. It doesn’t mean that minimalist jewelry disappears, but it does coexist with much more visible pieces that no longer try to go unnoticed.
The trick is to wear them with very simple clothes
Perhaps because of that, this trend is much easier to incorporate into your wardrobe than it seems. It does not require changing our way of dressing, but only adding an accessory with enough personality.
XXL gold earrings can transform a crew-neck sweater and a pair of jeans. A design with colored stones works with a black dress. And sculptural earrings can be just what a white shirt needs to stop looking too basic.
They also work especially well with the items that return every autumn: blazers, trench coats, knit sweaters, wool coats and dark dresses. The simpler the clothing, the more prominence the jewelry gains.
A trend capable of changing the basics of always
The advantage of accessories is that they allow approaching a trend without refreshing half your wardrobe. And XXL earrings fulfill that function especially well.
The same outfits we wore last autumn can take on a different look simply by swapping a few small hoops for large golden earrings. Not much more is needed.
After years in which jewelry seemed destined to quietly blend into the styling, this autumn they want to be seen again. And those huge, golden and slightly retro earrings that until recently might have seemed too much begin to make perfect sense.
XXL Earrings to Join the Trend
Brands are also reviving this aesthetic through golden earrings, sculptural designs, stones, pearls and vintage-inspired shapes. From models that can be worn daily with a sweater to pieces that are much more special, there are options to approach the trend with varying degrees of boldness.
Long Fleur D’or Earrings by Dosprimeras.
Long Fleur D’or Earrings by Dosprimeras
One of our first proposals are these long earrings from the Spanish brand Dosprimeras. They are 18-karat gold-plated earrings. They feature two chains and a floral design. It is a perfect option for brides. Price: 115 euros.
Trevia Earrings by Paulet.
Trevia Earrings by Paulet
Another ideal design are these Paulet earrings. It is a minimalist model consisting of a trio of mini crystals. They feature a luminous rosette that adds a lot of light to the face. They are lightweight yet modern at the same time, with an antique-inspired look. Price: 330 euros.
Long Tear Earrings with Cubic Zirconia by Vidal & Vidal.
Long Tear Earrings with Cubic Zirconia by Vidal & Vidal
If you prefer a golden option, we recommend these long earrings from the Vidal & Vidal brand. They are 925 sterling silver earrings plated with platinum, ensuring greater durability. They feature white cubic zirconia details. Price: 250 euros.
UAL Earrings with Pearl Detail by Laia Varela.
UAL Earrings with Pearl Detail by Laia Varela
Finally, other very special earrings are these from Laia Varela. They are made of sterling silver and silver plated with gold with freshwater cultured pearls. A handmade, bespoke design. Price: 55 euros.
