The perfect necklace or bracelet can be just the finishing piece your outfit needs to come together, but no one wants to spend a fortune on accessories. We’ve collected our five favorite places to get affordable jewelry for you to check out!
This is a great place to look for affordable jewelry because there are so many different shops you can choose from! No matter what style of jewelry you like to wear, chances are you’ll find something you love. Something nice about shopping on Etsy is if you see something you like but it’s not quite perfect, there are plenty of sellers who sell similar pieces so you’ll likely be able to find exactly what you’re looking for. The price of the pieces varies widely, but you can sort your options by price range. As a bonus, you’re supporting an independent artist when you buy from their Etsy store!
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Sisters on Tate sells jewelry from around $15 to $50 featuring really adorable designs and gorgeous stones. Most of their styles are more earthy considering the focus on stones. If your style leads more boho, this is definitely a store you should check out. They also have some Tumblr worthy celestial designs, like the earrings below. In addition to really cute jewelry, they also sell tapestries and sunglasses. You’ll have to shop this one online, unless you live near the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, where their flagship store is located. If you are local, you should definitely check it out in person because their online store is just a selection of everything they have in stock in their brick and mortar store.
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No Rest for Bridget is a fashion retail chain with stores in Boston and LA with an online store that sells really cute clothes and accessories. Their necklaces are so cute people will be stopping you to ask where you got them! Their prices around the $20 mark and as far as affordable jewelry goes, they’re pretty intricate for the price point. If you’re looking for statement pieces, this is a great place to get expensive looking pieces that are sure to draw attention.
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Aside from selling amazing pieces, Fair Anita also provides women around the world with jobs. As implied by the name of the site, all of their jewelry is fair trade. The jewelry they sell is beautiful and handcrafted. The prices are on average around the $20 mark but they do go up to around $45, which is a steal when you factor in the fair trade aspect. They stock both statement pieces and casual, every day things, and you can feel good supporting this cause.
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Francesca’s is a fashion and accessory chain with stores across the US as well as an online store. Even though it’s a chain, their stores are all so unique and pulled together that each feels more like an independent boutique. They’re known for their affordable jewelry because it’s all gorgeous and holds up over time. They sell a wide variety of styles so there’s most likely something that’ll suit you– plus, you can shop this one in stores and online! This is a great store to look for your staples and more dainty jewelry or to invest in statement pieces that you know you’ll get a lot of wear out because they’re more expensive but also of a better quality.
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