It’s a new year, a fresh start, and of course the fashion world has forecasted the hot trends. For jewellery, 2026 looks like it’s going to be a good year! Here’s a peek at the predictions, and Toolally’s take on it…

Chunky and bold

Move over minimalism; make way for statement jewellery. On the SS26 runways we saw big pendants and huge statement earrings. People are looking for jewellery that makes an outfit, not just pieces that blend into the background. This year, jewellery will be expressive and intentional. And with our statement jewellery, you don’t need to compromise on comfort.🙌 Our acrylic earrings are so lightweight and comfortable you’ll hardly feel them, so stack them up and wear them all day long to elevate an impactful outfit.

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Chunky Orb Pendants

Heart Chandelier Earrings

Swinging Circles

Big beads

The oversized theme continues, with large colourful beaded necklaces and bracelets. Bonus style points for layering.

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Beaded collection

Sculptural and Art Deco influences

We are ahead of the game here! Art Deco influences have been the thread running through Toolally designs since day one, and now this style is really having a moment. Jewellery influenced by art, design and sculpture - we love it.

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Art Deco Chandeliers

Art Deco Diamond Drops

Fan Chandeliers

Personalisation

Gifting a piece of jewellery with meaning is always a winner. Whether it’s an engraved gold or silver item, a thoughtful friendship bracelet or a playful piece that makes them smile, keepsakes and heirloom jewellery is everywhere right now.

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LBC bracelets

Mood pendants 

Mixed-metal layering

Mixing gold and silver pieces offers flexibility and endless ways to experiment with personal style. The key is to make it intentional; be loud and proud about layering different metals and styles together rather than just a touch of silver among a sea of gold or vice versa.

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Pebble Drop Pendant Necklace - Sterling Silver

Arrowhead Pendant Necklace - Gold Vermeil

This year, don’t underestimate the power of jewellery. Keep in mind that ‘bigger is better’!

Have fun 🙂