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Jewelry tends to be slower than fashion, but it’s still constantly changing, evolving, and growing. At Vogue, we pride ourselves on staying on top of trends while constantly pushing the envelope. We’re thrilled when we see a new jewelry designer or brand that brings something new to the industry, pushes boundaries, and celebrates history in their own unique way. Our list below includes jewelry designers who lean into vintage and classic inspiration—Rafael Indiana, Ophelia Eve, and Juju Vera. Some designers, like Annika Inez and twin sisters Amalie and Cecile Moosgaard of Lié Studios, created their brands to fill the void of beautiful, sculptural, and versatile basics. Others, like OX NY and MysteryJoy, were drawn to the medium after training and working in the diamond and gemstone industry. The list below represents a group of jewelry designers who are more than just one thing and bring freshness to the jewelry world, inspiring imagination and buying hope.

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Alemany embodied her fantasy from the moment she walked down the aisle, barefoot in a strapless, tiered, powder-blue gown with a mini veil embroidered with sequined hydrangeas pinned to the back of her hair. She even added a few vintage bridal touches with her mom’s diamond earrings and a pair of Khaite sunglasses. (Turns out, those sunglasses were white.) As the night wore on, Alemany also swapped out her favorite blue dress for a classic white sequin ensemble. “We were recreating Dirty Dancing, so I needed to wear a dress that he could lift me up in,” Alemany explains. Her only regret? “I wish I had worn that blue dress longer… How many times does a bride say that to you?”

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