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Sheena Khemaney

Contributing Editor, Style by SCMP and Post magazine


Distinctive turquoise jewellery is a tried and true favourite among A-list celebrities and the fashion set. The blue-green stone is often associated with positive qualities such as emotional calmness, creative self-expression and peace.
Those looking to add a pop of turquoise to their everyday looks can do so by pairing any one of these accessories with boho staples or neutral separates, like a white tank top or a classic LBD.
Van Cleef & Arpels

Made from 18k yellow gold, Van Cleef & Arpels’ Rose de Noël earrings are set with a cluster of diamonds and perfectly shaped turquoise petals. Many believe the gem symbolises wisdom, protection and abundance.
Piaget

Piaget’s Sunlight bracelet will add a cool pop of colour to your everyday stack. The piece, which is crafted from 18k rose gold, is inlaid with diamonds and 10 chunky turquoise stones.
Jacquie Aiche

Jacquie Aiche’s multi waif ring will go with everything from chic evening wear to off-duty separates. It’s made from 14k yellow gold and features a vibrant marquise-shaped turquoise at its centre.
Sydney Evan

Available at Net-a-Porter, Sydney Evan’s Lucky Icon necklace has subtle 14k gold charms that are tipped with glistening diamonds. We love that it’s strung with turquoise beads in varying shapes and hues.


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4 stunning turquoise jewellery picks, from Van Cleef & Arpels to Piaget

Nicky Hilton bedecked in turquoise jewellery in June 2023, in New York City. Photo: Gotham/GC Images

Van Cleef & Arpels Rose de Noël earrings. Photo: Handout

Piaget Sunlight bracelet. Photo: Handout

Jacquie Aiche multi waif ring. Photo: Handout

Sydney Evan Lucky Icon necklace. Photo: Handout

Chain jewellery with bold links is making a starry comeback – in both silver and gold

Chain links are back in, the bigger and bolder, the better, as on this Lily Gabriella Nexus 
Link bracelet. Photo: Handout

Annoushka Knuckle Silver collection. Photo: Handout

Pomellato Iconica Extreme bracelet. Photo: Handout

Pomellato’s Iconica range. Photo: Handout

Tiffany & Co. large link bracelet. Photo: Handout

Roberto Cavalli’s bold gold jewellery. Photo: Handout

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Matilde Jewellery’s Matilde Mourinho advocates mixing and stacking pieces to create a unique look. Photo: Handout

The current trend is for “pieces that are subtle, wearable and effortlessly elegant”. Photo: Handout

Chaumet’s delicate Bee de Chaumet necklace. Photo: Handout

Pieces like the Harry Winston Infinite Lily Cluster Ring are inspiring women to craft their own jewelled narratives. Photo: Handout

Chaumet pendant. Photo: Handout

Yaqi Xu, creative director of Vanchi Jewellery, says her clients have requested more delicate pieces over time. Photo: Vanchi Jewellery

Damiani’s Belle Époque is a homage to cinema’s golden age. Photo: Handout

The Damiani Belle Époque Cuore Compo small pendant necklace in white. Photo: Handout

How Lyla Marsol and Anouck Mutsaerts grew jewellery brand Aglagla out of colourful beads

Aglagla’s Lyla Marsol and Anouck Mutsaerts are quite the dynamic duo. Photo: Handout

Aglagla is a Swiss jewellery brand. Photo: Handout

An Aglagla piece is handcrafted from a combination of glittering glass beads. Photo: Handout

Aglagla has drawn in fans from all over. Photo: Handout

Aglagla pieces blend jewellery with art. Photo: Handout

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Fendi Peekaboo. Photo: Handout

Hermès terrycloth baseball cap. Photo: Handout

Giorgio Armani x Alanui fringed cardigan. Photo: Handout

Jimmy Choo men’s style curator Motofumi “Poggy” Kogi for the Jimmy Choo spring/summer 2026 campaign. Photo: Handout

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Louis Vuitton Alma bags. Photo: Handout 

Maison Kitsuné. Photo: Handout

Smythson x Sacai collection. Photo: Handout

Fashion month hair and make-up looks: from Chanel’s chrome glitter to Gucci’s Y2K revival

Chanel (left) and Simone Rocha wowed with their hair and make-up looks at the fall/winter 2026 fashion week shows. Photos: EPA, Handout

Prada’s runway saw models like Liu Wen with softly smeared liner and bare skin that embraced undone elegance. Photo: Handout

Bella Hadid sporting the “tired girl” look at Prada, complete with smudged charcoal eyes. Photo: Handout

Dramatic, smoked-out liner adds to the noughties drama at Gucci. Photo: Handout

Channelling Y2K party girl vibes at Gucci. Photo: Handout

Sleek centre-parted hair pulled into a low ponytail harks back to the 1990s at Fendi. Photo: Handout

A model at Fendi wears a low-effort nape ’do that nods to 90s minimalism. Photo: Handout

Dramatic electric-blue winged shadow brings a graphic edge to the Balenciaga runway. Photo: Handout

A model at Balenciaga wears a bold cobalt wing sweeping towards the brow. Photo: Handout

Artfully rumpled waves and gleaming boho hair trinkets at Chloé. Photo: Handout

Silver eyeshadow complements glitter-slicked hair at Chanel. Photo: EPA

The classic matte red lip is the star of the show at Celine. Photo: MeetEurope/Handout via Xinhua

A sleek, slicked-back bun at Schiaparelli. Photo: Handout

Softly smudged black kohl, artfully applied at Dior. Photo: Handout

A model at Simone Rocha sports rows of faux silver eyebrow piercings that give her otherwise soft look a razor-sharp edge. Photo: Handout

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Cherished by celebrities for their vibrant colour and effortless style, turquoise jewellery pieces can be paired with everyday wear for individual expression


Cherished by celebrities for their vibrant colour and effortless style, turquoise jewellery pieces can be paired with everyday wear for individual expression.


4 stunning turquoise jewellery picks, from Van Cleef & Arpels to Piaget

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Cherished by celebrities for their vibrant colour and effortless style, turquoise jewellery pieces can be paired with everyday wear for individual expression

Van Cleef & Arpels