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32 beautiful bangles and bracelets to accessorise with, now and forever
From Cartier to Daphine, these are the brands to invest in this year
There is something so timeless about a bangle – no wonder they’re often gifted at Christenings, naming ceremonies and weddings.
But this structured bracelet doesn't always have to be of the dainty sterling silver design. In the early noughties, Sienna Miller‘s stacked wooden styles became synonymous with her signature bohemian looks. And in 1963, Elizabeth Taylor made a case for arm cuffs with her gold serpent coil jewellery in Cleopatra. The iconic Cartier Love bracelet has been coveted by both men and women since it was first made 50 years ago, and Tiffany's Elsa Peretti-designed Bone bangles have been popular within the art and fashion worlds since the Seventies.
While fine jewellery brands such as Boodles and Piaget are still creating diamond-encrusted works of art, newer labels like Monica Vinader and Mejuri are championing contemporary silhouettes that translate more easily from day to night. There’s always a place for both in your collection.
From the delicate sets that clink musically with every movement to chunky statement cuffs, we’ve selected 32 of our favourite bangles and bracelets to shop right now.
Celine's jewellery reflects the modern minimalism of its ready-to-wear collections, with this sleek knot bangle proving that even a singular piece can elevate the look of any outfit.
Van Cleef & Arpels represents the epitome of expert craftsmanship, with only the finest gemstones and gold used in the creation of its pieces. The much-coveted Alhambra bracelet showcases the enduring luxury of the jeweller, featuring five of its signature onyx clovers encased in beaded borders and set in yellow gold.
We'd expect nothing less than luxurious, minimalist pieces from the Swedish brand Toteme, and the sculptural design of its Signature bangle proves that it's a master of the Quiet Luxury craft.
Investing in a keepsake piece of jewellery that can be passed down as an heirloom can be a laboured decision, but Kojis' expertly-curated collection of antique jewellery makes choosing a piece a pleasure, with one-off vintage designs that retain timeless beauty. This 18-karat gold bangle is set with round cut diamonds and emeralds, with a sleek shape that looks surprisingly modern.
While Pandora is renowned for its charm bracelets, its edited collection of 14-karat gold bangles should be marked for your attention. The pieces spotlight lab-grown diamonds set among sleek shapes; we love this design that features a diamond resting on the edge of the open bangle design.
British brand Rachel Jackson's line of emblematic demi-fine jewellery offers playful yet enduring designs. Those with a liking for celestial-inspired jewellery will be starry eyed over the 9-karat North Star bracelet which features a delicate diamond set at its heart.
Inspired by medieval chastity belts, Cartier's Love bracelet was first created in 1969 and is still one of the jewellery brand's most coveted pieces today. The simple unisex design has proved timeless over the past 50 years: everyone from Elizabeth Taylor and Ali McGraw, to Katie Holmes and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley have been spotted in one.
A new addition to Annoushka's slick Knuckle collection, this slender 14kt-gold bangle is encrusted with glittering diamonds, together totalling 1 carat. It's special enough to make a solo statement, but can also be layered up with other heirlooms and treasured pieces.
Roxanne Assoulin's clever use of colour means her pieces are sure to spark joy. Start your stackable collection with this gold-plated bracelet, punctuated with a bold red cord.
Mejuri's Dome line might just be overtaking the brand's cult Charlotte collection; we love the architectural, oversized shapes across the range of earrings, rings, huggies and bracelets. This polished bangle tapers at each open end to create a sculptural look. Choose between gold-vermeil or sterling silver.
A true luxury staple, Daphine's Moune bangles are a mainstay for the London-based jewellery brand. Bella Hadid loves this three-part set, and has worn it with everything from knits to swimwear.
Edge of Ember just dropped a range of birthstone bracelets that are perfect for gifting. Set on a delicate gold-vermeil chain, this 'January' design is centred with a green garnet held within a Deco-inspired bezel setting.
After the success of their debut collaboration, Monica Vinader has teamed up with the stylist Kate Young for a second time. This hinge bangle is the star of the collection – choose from gold-vermeil or the styles striped with striking black onyx or warm tiger's eye.
Piaget's Possession cuff is one of the jewellery brand's best-sellers. Crafted from 18-karat rose gold, this open bangle is dotted with malachite stones encircled by a halo of brilliant diamonds at either end.
The T-bar is a signature for jewellery brand Tilly Sveas. Here, the designer has worked this feature into a chunky chain bracelet made from 23.5-karat gold-vermeil. Wear yours solo over long sleeves this season.
The London-based designer Dinny Hall has been making statement cuffs since the 1980s – in fact, Christy Turlington donned a pair in the pages of Harper's Bazaar for a shoot back in 1990. This polished sterling silver take is a little more understated, and perfect for elevating everyday looks.
YSSO's jewellery is inspired by Ancient Greece, so it's only natural that the London- and Athens-based jewellery brand has plenty of bangles in its collection. This pair of undulating cuffs will elevate a classic white shirt in an instant.
Tiffany's Bone cuff bracelet was originally designed by the late Elsa Peretti in the 1970s, which makes this 2024 iteration feel even more special. Sculpted from 18-karat gold, this striking piece is the definition of wearable art.
Suzanne Kalan is well-known for her signature Fireworks setting and we love the deep hues of the baguette-cut sapphire edging on this cuff. This special piece is cast from 18 karats of rose gold and features white diamonds nestled between the emeralds.
Loveness Lee's jewellery is instantly recognisable thanks to its one-of-a-kind organic forms. Handcrafted in the brand's London studio, this delicate chain is inspired by the first ever jewellery designs in history, combining silver shapes with delicate pearls.
