Tiffany & Co., Bulgari, and More Make a Subtle Statement on '90s Minimal Jewelry

The nineties were all about minimalism. L'OFFICIEL captures statement jewelry pieces that are a testament to the decade's lasting influence.

An ode to the '90s, simple accessorizing makes an impact this season. As an example, Cartier's lasting focus on geometry comes to life in the jewelry maker's intricate watches, which play with light, space, and repetition; classic materials are juxtaposed with left-of-center shapes in the daily pieces offered by Van Cleef & Arpels; and layered designs sparkle on Buccellati Bijoux. Taking inspiration from Elsa Peretti's fascination with sculptural gold shapes and bold use of jade, Tiffany & Co. created a deceptively simple choker, which adds the perfect pop to a crisp white shirt. Of course, nothing completes a look quite like a show-stopping diamond ring, as best exemplified by Harry Winston, or a statement necklace à la Bulgari or Boucheron. For those looking for a hint of the unexpected, why not bring back this notorious '90s trend: the anklet. Thanks to Graff's classic diamond collections, this bohemian piece has never looked so chic.

Watch CARTIER

Watch, bracelet, and ring VAN CLEEF

Necklace BULGARI

Ring HARRY WINSTON Jacket VALENTINO Sunglasses JACQUES MARIE MAGE

Bracelets and ring BUCCELLATI

Necklace CHANEL Jacket CHANEL

Necklace BOUCHERON Top WOLFORD

Anklet GRAFF Shoes BOTTEGA VENETA

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