A code for the affordable jewelry I wear on repeat

Hi Geezers,

If you’ve ever complimented my necklace or bracelet and I said “thanks, it’s (random brand you might not know exists)” then this is for you.

Over the past couple years, I’ve slowly built what I like to call my jewelry wardrobe. Nothing fancy or over-thought; just a mix of simple, beautiful pieces I can throw on each day with whatever I am wearing, stack in different ways, travel with, sleep in, shower in, all of it. The best part? Pretty much everything I wear is under $150, and honestly, most of it is under $100.

Now you can shop my favorite bracelets (the Prescott below is my number one) here with code WELCOME15 and feel confident with a lifetime guarantee on each piece. Code works sitewide.

I used to only wear jewelry occasionally, but now I have a little rotation of go-to pieces and I swear they make everything I wear feel more put-together, even if (and honestly, especially if) I’m in athleisure at the airport.

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If a piece of jewelry passes the 4 Ls, it can join my jewelry wardrobe

• Layer-able. I want to stack chains or mix in a pendant or bracelet without anything feeling too bulky or clashing.
• Low-maintenance. If I have to remember to take it off every time I wash my hands or jump in the shower, I won’t wear it.
• Looks good with everything. Think: plain white tee, linen button-up, swimsuit, airport outfit — I’ve tested them all.
• Low-cost. I don’t want to be precious about my jewelry. I want to wear it, not baby it. Over $150 and it’s getting babied. (You may have a different price point for yourself and that’s okay!)

It took me a while to find that sweet spot between “$12 and already turning my fingers green” and “$600 and I’m afraid to take it on vacation.”

But now that I have, I’m not going back.

The $50–$145 range is full of really well-made, beautiful pieces that look luxe but don’t stress me out when I live life while wearing them. Which, hello, is the point.

So…where are we shopping?

Electric Picks is classic but not boring, trendy without being over-the-top, and everything is made for actual life, like, you shower-in-it, sleep-in-it, take-it-on-vacation kind of life.

The best part, and why I recommend them first: Electric Picks has a lifetime guarantee on every piece. I’ve already tested it once (a gem popped off a bracelet 6 months after I bought it and 6 months after I wore it 24/7), and they sent me a brand new one with zero hassle. No questions, no weird forms. Just a perfect replacement and the world’s easiest experience. Customer for life.

Ana Luisa is great if you want simple with a twist. Their designs feel slightly more minimal (very French girl) and I’ve had pieces from them for over a year that still look brand new. They use recycled materials and their packaging is super cute, which I appreciate.

I especially love their tiny gold hoops, huggies, and bracelets which are subtle enough for stacking but still feel intentional on their own. They also do bundles, so you can grab a couple of pieces at once and save a little (which is exactly how I started, I think I had an abandoned cart code for 25% off).

Good to know: Some of their more delicate pieces are gold-plated, so I avoid wearing those in the shower, but their gold vermeil and stainless steel pieces hold up really well.

If your style leans a little more fun and quirky (like, you want people to stop and be like, “wait, whatttt does your necklace say?”) Little Rooms is such a hidden gem. Their stuff has this cool, slightly offbeat vibe; tiny UFO studs, Art Deco-style rings, little pendants with snakes and stars and moons, but it doesn’t feel or look cheap. When Scaachi got divorced, I sent her this Little Rooms ring that she says she’s still wearing 4 years later.

Their pendants are really fun to mix into a stack of more simple chains. It’s the brand I go to when I want a convo piece, but because they are plated, expect some of the very gold pieces to go silver over a few years. The price reflects this; it doesn’t bother me!

We already know they kill at the custom game (this was our number one bestseller in 2025 across ALLLLL age groups!), but did you know Baublebar has the best beaded and colorful pieces to cut through a stack of silvers and golds? Their beads are great for stacking because the thick chains will not tangle. If you want to make sure with your thinner pieces, here’s my secret weapon (Amazon link to my secret weapon!).

If you have thick wrists like I do (thick wrist gurls, wya?), this is another important purchase that will allow you to wear any clasping bracelet (and put it on easily, to boot!).

If you’re thinking of building your own little jewelry wardrobe, I highly recommend it. Start with an Electric Picks chain or two, maybe a bracelet or a simple pendant — you’ll be shocked how much you wear them. And once you find your favorites, you’ll wonder how you ever went without them.

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