Start with a detail you love
Autumn dressing needn’t begin with a whole new wardrobe. A leaf-shaped earring, a textured pendant or a thread of colour can change how a familiar jumper feels. Our autumn jewellery edit follows three ideas: woodland shapes, warm metal tones and colour with a little depth.
There is room for different interpretations of the season. Hollie at Curious Magpie Jewellery looks closely at natural forms. Sue of The Magic of Fireflies and Dragonflies creates intricate silver scenes. Jo at Rockpool brings a coastal vocabulary of texture and clustered shapes. Together, they make a collection to explore slowly.
Follow the woodland details
Curious Magpie Jewellery’s brass oak leaf drops turn a familiar outline into a pair of golden-coloured earrings, finished with sterling silver hooks. For a more sculptural keepsake, the Chunky Silver & Brass Acorn Necklace combines a cast silver cap with a brushed brass nut. Sue’s Rabbit & Toadstool Pendant offers another kind of woodland detail: a tiny scene to look into.
Bring in warmth or colour
Try brass against charcoal, purple amethyst with soft grey, or a small gold earring beside an olive collar. Sue’s silver teardrop earrings pair embossed charms with amethyst beads; Jo’s 18ct yellow gold Barnacle studs concentrate warm colour into a compact shape.
These are styling starting points, not rules. Choose the piece that holds your attention, then read its materials and measurements. Follow it through to the maker’s shop to see the current options and make it yours.
