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Baroque Pearls Are the New (Old) Jewelry Trend You’re About to See Everywhere

It feels weird to call something as classic as pearls a trend. But right now the iridescent orbs are having a serious moment, particularly the irregular iteration known as baroque pearls. (They were particularly popular during the Baroque Period of the 17th and 18th centuries, which actually got its name from the pearl, not the other way around.) In their 2019 incarnation, there’s something tactile and ethereal that feels thoroughly modern. Here, ten pieces that will make you want to…go for baroque. (We’ll see ourselves out.)

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minimalist hoop baroque pearl earrings
Anthropologie

Minimalist Hoops

Whisper-light hoops with a little something extra? Yes, please.

linear drop baroque pearl earrings
Vanessa Lianne

Linear Drops

Simultaneously elegant and playful (thanks to a four-inch chain that makes every turn of the head that much more fun).

baroque pearl charms
Catbird

Pearl Charms

These individual (and affordably priced) charms can be hooked onto earrings or stacked onto a necklace.

oblong post baroque pearl earrings
Agmes

Oblong Posts

The extra surface area of these elongated babies equals more light-reflecting sheen.

simple stud baroque pearl earrings
Nordstrom

Simple Studs

A jewelry-box staple…with a slight twist.

halo baroque pearl earrings
Matches Fashion

Halo Earrings

We love how the gnarled gold loops mirror the pearl’s dimpled imperfection.

gray baroque pearl hoop earrings
Net-a-Porter

Gray Pearl Hoops

Not one for white? Welcome to the dark side.

Mounser ($165)

baroque pearl wrap ring
MyTheresa

Wrap Ring

In case your hands are feeling left out.

dangling disc baroque pearl earrings
Shopbop

Dangling Discs

We’re getting a sunken-treasure vibe from these. (That’s not a complaint.)

baroque pearl choker necklace
Neiman Marcus

Choker

Nothing against Grandma’s go-to strand, but we think we just found a new classic.



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From 2016-2019 Carolyn Kuang-chen Stanley held the role of Editor covering food, travel and all things nyc.