On-Screen Style: Celebrity Jewelry Looks and Their Minimalist Counterparts
Some of the most compelling jewelry moments right now aren’t found on runways — they’re on screen. From the quiet restraint of Succession to the sculptural silhouettes in The New Look, today’s most-watched shows and red carpet appearances are embracing minimalism with meaning.
Below are a few of our favorite recent jewelry moments, paired with pieces from our collection that echo the same refined sensibility — thoughtfully designed, handmade in Denver, and made to last.
Aimee Lou Wood in Sex Education
Her character’s style blends softness with modern structure — often anchored by delicate gold rings worn on nearly every finger. It’s an everyday kind of minimalism that feels lived in and effortlessly styled.
Our Take: The Mirabelle Dot Band and Ophelia Dot Band reflect that same quiet charm. These subtly textured bands are perfect for stacking or wearing solo — made with intention to be worn daily.
Margaret Qualley in The New Look
Set in postwar Paris, the show leans into structured silhouettes and timeless palettes — echoed in the jewelry through clean shapes and architectural forms. It’s a beautiful reminder that restraint can feel powerful.
Our Take: The Rectangle Ingot Pendant and Moab Arch Earrings speak to that same design language. Sculptural, softened, and refined — pieces that feel rooted in form and longevity.
Zoe Kravitz — Minimalism Done Right
Whether on the red carpet or in her everyday styling, Zoe Kravitz consistently chooses jewelry that’s barely there but always intentional. Slim hoops, fine chains, and a just-right amount of edge make up her signature.
Our Take: The Poppy Earrings and Alice Necklace are subtle but striking — perfect for everyday wear with a little personality. They’re pieces you’ll reach for without even thinking.
Greta Lee in The Morning Show
Her character Stella Bak is often styled in sculptural earrings and bold chain links — a pairing that adds strength and confidence to minimal tailoring. Her jewelry doesn’t overwhelm — it anchors.
Our Take: The Palmer Arch Earrings and Lola Thick Paperclip Chain mirror that sense of structure and simplicity. Designed for presence without excess.
The Language of Succession
The women in Succession say little, but their styling speaks volumes. Shiv Roy’s polished gold chains and Naomi Pierce’s understated studs are a study in quiet luxury — never showy, always intentional.
Our Take: The Nora Link Necklace and Livy Link Bracelet embody that pared-back elegance. A refined chain or minimal bracelet can be the finishing touch that feels complete without trying.
Each piece in our collection is handmade in small batches using recycled metals — designed to feel personal, wearable, and enduring. Inspired by what we see onscreen, but always rooted in our own design perspective.
Explore the full collection online, or visit us in person at our Park Hill storefront in Denver.