2026 is a year where tradition meets creativity. From sustainable and ethical approaches to minimal pieces, the trends offer something for every sensitive skin. It's not about random choices but more about choosing jewellery that truly feels you. The jewellery industry is shifting towards sustainability, affordability, and bold statements. While gold rings, chains, and earrings for women remain constant. Consumers are no longer only investing in design; they are investing in versatility, heritage, and sustainability.

The rise of Heirloom Jewellery 

Modern heirloom jewellery is gaining prominence in the era where consumers are connecting through sustainability and sentimental values. These designs tell the story and are passed through generations. This trend inspires vintage-inspired jewellery with bold designs and a touch of elegance. For instance, the Stepping Stone Lab Grown Diamond Necklace features seven beautiful diamonds. This gold necklace for women combines cultural significance with modern craftsmanship, making it perfect to pass through generations. 

Personalised jewellery 

Jewellery has become an archive of personal memories. In 2026, bespoke jewellery is no longer luxury; it's a choice we’re making to style our jewellery. Nothing feels more special than the jewellery pieces that are only designed for you. Customisation continues to dominate in 2026, with customers looking for customised rings, custom necklaces and customised bracelets that tell their own moment. It's a way of celebrating individuality with luxury that you can keep close to your heart. 

At Palmonas, you can customise jewellery in 9-carat gold and lab-grown diamonds, with choices across various carats and platings. You can customise your jewellery from our website's 9kt fine gold collection, or you can visit your nearest Palmonas store to bring your designs to reality. 

Gold-plated jewellery 

The love for the gold-plated jewellery category is growing rapidly. Pieces like gold rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets with gold-tone plating offer the balance of style, durability and affordability. This is where Plamonas, a pioneer in demi-fine jewellery, shines, offering pieces that are 18k gold tone plated on stainless steel with modern designs. It's skin-friendly, waterproof and anti-tarnish, a perfect choice for daily wear and occasional wear without spending a lot.

Modern pearl jewellery

Those days are gone when pearls were reserved for special occasions; 2026 marks a new era of reinvented pearls. This trend focuses on modern designs like asymmetric necklaces and geometric earrings, reinventing pearls for the modern fashion consumer. The White Elegance Pearl Chain Bracelet is a perfect example of how pearls can be reinvented, combining classic elegance and a modern touch. For a simpler and chic option, the Sea Drift Pearl Drop Earrings blend elegance, making them perfect for special events.

Mix metal

In 2026, the mix of metals in jewellery is not just a trend; it's a statement of versatility and style. Designers and enthusiasts are increasingly stacking gold, silver, and other metals to create pieces that are both timeless and fashionable. Palmonas leads this trend with its stunning bi-metal collection, featuring pieces like the Bi-Metal Dripping Heart Stud Earrings, Bi-tone chunky bracelet and Bi-metal Cuban chain necklace. Each piece is handcrafted to combine multiple metals seamlessly, offering style and durability for any occasion.

Unisex jewellery 

As fashion evolves, it shifts towards gender neutrality and inclusivity. Unisex designs are versatile and can be styled daily with confidence and style. Sleek minimal pieces featuring geometric shapes, bold designs or mixed metal jewellery lead this trend. For example, the Rope N Snake Chain fits perfectly for all genders. 

We believe jewellery should change with your changing needs, whether that’s styling bold gold chains, investing in sustainable lab-grown diamonds, or gifting gold pieces on special occasions. Our collections span demi fine jewellery & 9KT Lab-grown diamond pieces designed to keep up with modern lifestyles. You can shop online with worldwide shipping or walk into a jewellery store near you to explore designs. 

FAQs

1.  What is the trend in Indian jewellery in 2026?

Indian jewellery trends for 2026 are characterised by a blend of heritage and modernity, with significant emphasis on bold, statement pieces and vibrant, colourful gemstones. Other key trends include the comeback of vintage-inspired styles and pearls in modern designs, the rising popularity of lab-grown diamonds for sustainability, and a focus on intricate craftsmanship that tells a story. 

2. What is the jewellery trend for 2026?

While mixing and matching metals has always been a fun idea, whether stacking bracelets or making an earring stack, it's become a prominent part of 2026 fashion.

3. What is the trend in jewellery in 2025?

Mixing metals. The boundaries between classic precious metals are becoming blurred, and the bicolour trend is shaping jewellery trends in 2025 with impressive versatility. Yellow gold, rose gold, and white gold are combined not only in one piece but also in a selection of different pieces of jewellery.