Quiet luxury is out—here are three jewelry trends that everyone with great style will embrace this fall.

      The era of quiet luxury seems to be fading, which is excellent news for jewelry maximalists everywhere. As a culture, we transitioned from peculiar, whimsical statement necklaces to delicate gold chains adorned with charms, and eventually, to a complete lack of jewelry. For those who enjoyed layering necklaces, bracelets, and earrings, this was a challenging period. Phrases like "ear party" and "arm party," which once celebrated the art of excessive jewelry layering, have become obsolete. However, recent fashion shows have suggested that the extravagance is making a comeback. Models showcased oversized necklaces, massive bracelets, and gravity-defying earrings, with accessories so vibrant they could be heard clinking down the runway. Here are our three favorite trends that we predict will be sported by the trendiest girls this fall.

      **Layered Necklaces**

      For some time, it seemed as though no one was adorning their necks. The noticeable absence of necklaces was jarring, especially since many of us dedicated a large part of 2016 to curating an extensive collection of delicate gold chains suitable for layering. This trend is poised for a comeback that brings a delightful messiness. At Chloé, models sported gold charm necklaces layered over high-neck tops. While some might argue that a bow-tied neckline alone suffices, nothing embodies boho chic quite like adding a necklace over it. This approach to jewelry layering is refreshingly innovative, providing just the right amount of flair.

      **Chunky Gold Chains**

      Conversely, a bold trend of chunky gold necklaces has emerged. And when we say chunky, we mean truly substantial. Imagine necklaces thick enough to serve as sculptures or decorative pieces on your bedroom dresser. At Saint Laurent, models wore oversized gold chains that were both dramatic and exquisite, making them worthy of a museum display. The styling shows that a sheer lace dress doesn’t necessarily call for subtlety—instead, it allows large accessories to shine in a way that feels entirely effortless.

      **Big Beads**

      You might have noticed a recurring theme: all the prominent jewelry trends are indeed oversized. Beads have made multiple appearances in past trends, but the latest iteration moves away from the playful nature of friendship bracelets and souvenir trinkets. Instead, we see a more sophisticated approach. At Chanel, models adorned themselves with large beaded necklaces resembling elegant collars. These pieces strike a balance between grown-up charm and whimsy. When oversized, beads can inject a sense of fun into outfits that might otherwise appear understated, while maintaining an elegant flair that feels more polished and less homespun.