When Selena Gomez isn’t sporting millions of dollars worth of diamonds on the red carpet, she’s wearing these reasonably-priced Mejuri Patra hoops. The star has posted Instagram selfies and made Paris Fashion Week appearances in both the silver and gold versions of the triangular hoops, which are available in three sizes.
Sydney Sweeney wore Mejuri’s bestselling Dôme Hoops during a press event for the film Anyone But You– and it’s certainly not the only time she’s been seen wearing the $88 gold hoops. Handcrafted in 18k gold vermeil or sterling silver, they’ll instantly liven up your look yet are lightweight enough for long periods of wear.
Mejuri’s Garnet Heirloom Ring makes the ultimate gift for a Swiftie (even if said Swiftie is yourself). Taylor Swift was seen wearing it to celebrate the Chief’s AFC Championship win with her boyfriend Travis Kelce. Crafted from solid 14k gold and a genuine garnet stone, the timeless design is an instant keepsake.
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The magic of Mejuri’s affordable pieces is that they can easily be paired with higher-end styles. Case in point: Markle wore the brand’s under-$100 chunky huggies and Charlotte Bold Ring with a gold Cartier Love bracelet to Variety’s Power of Women Awards last year.
“I love how they are simple enough to go with everything but edgy enough to make a statement,” writes one reviewer. “They close with a good click that feels very secure, and they don’t weigh my ears down.”
If you’re on the hunt for quality, affordable pearl jewelry, look no further. Mejuri uses genuine, responsibly sourced freshwater pearls to create luxe-looking styles without the high price tags. Of all the Mejuri jewelry I own, my pearled silhouettes garner the most attention. So, after seeing Ariana Grande wear Mejuri’s Bold Pearl Trio Hoops at Wimbledon, they went straight to the top of my wishlist.
Mejuri practically wrote the book on quiet luxury jewelry. Its reasonably-priced, solid gold hoops are versatile enough to suit laidback, everyday outfits or red carpet ensembles à la Olivia Rodrigo. The same can be said for the brand’s solid gold studs and growing selection of both natural and lab-grown diamond earrings.
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At a Paris Fashion Week event last year, supermodel Gigi Hadid complemented her lacy Miu Miu dress with Mejuri’s Bold Pearl Drop Earrings. As one reviewer aptly describes them: “They’re not too old-fashioned-y but still very classic.”
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Mejuri confirmed on Instagram that Scarlett Johansson wore its sleek mixed metal Stevie Hoops during a recent Tonight Show appearance. The adaptable style can be worn with or without the secondary hoop, so you’re essentially scoring two pairs of earrings in one.
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Even Oprah can’t resist the charm of Mejuri’s affordable hoop earrings. In a photo posted to her Instagram, she wears the brand’s sophisticated Organic Pearl Hoops—a style I’m also known to frequent. Minimalist but far from boring, each slim 18k gold vermeil hoop features a handpicked freshwater pearl.
With more than 300 products priced under $150, it should come as no surprise that Mejuri is quite the talking point on TikTok. Proof of Mejuri’s rising stardom came earlier this year when singer and Mean Girls star Renee Rapp became a face of the brand. Here, she stacks a pair of gold Chunky U Hoops with croissant-inspired silver Charlotte Bold Hoops.
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Sarah Maberry is a commerce writer for Hearst Magazines, where she covers fashion, beauty and pop culture. A seasoned trend forecaster and fashion historian, she analyzes viral products and trends on a deeper level. When she’s not writing for Cosmopolitan, ELLE, Harper’s BAZAAR, House Beautiful, Town & Country, Delish and other publications, she can be found roaming the Museum at FIT (her alma matter) or sewing her own couture while she binge-watches reality TV.
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