All Things Brass with Jennifer Fisher Jewelry
If you’re a jewelry aficionado like me, chances are you’ve heard of Jennifer Fisher. Her pieces are hip, timeless, and effortlessly elegant. From her fine jewelry to her brass collection, you’re bound to find something that’s begging to become a staple in your everyday wardrobe! Keep reading to see how I styled some of my favorite pieces.
Is there anything more elegant than a set of beautiful gold earrings? I could wear these Samira Hoops every day! Lightweight and polished, this set is the perfect gift for that special someone in your life (or for yourself!). The gold tones make it ideal for the fall months, just toss on your favorite jacket and a pair of boots for a simple and timeless look.
Not a lover of gold jewelry? Jennifer Fisher has you covered with these stunning silver options. I’m rocking the Belt Ring, the Large Chain Link Cuff, and the Double Cylinder Huggies, all in silver-rhodium plated brass. It’s amazing how a few simple accessories can elevate your entire look! I love how season-less these pieces are, wear them all year long to make your outfits elegant and unforgettable.
For a more dramatic hoop, my go to is this Kevin set. Branded as the most well rounded and well-adjusted of all their hoops, it’s obvious why these earrings are the necessary update to any woman’s wardrobe! They also come in three colors of plated brass, so you’re sure to find a tone that works with your favorite pieces. Wear them as a statement, or pair with other Jennifer Fisher items for a fresh and layered look!
The perfect piece to take you from day to night, this Large Stripe Cuff is the ideal bracelet for when I’m going for a minimal and classic look. Combined with the Double Chain Link Ring, your look is instantly elevated! Timeless, elegant, and easily layered, Jennifer Fisher Jewelry has a way of making you feel like a million bucks. The only difficult part is deciding which piece I want next!
Thank you Jennifer Fisher Jewelry! Photography by Brad Bahner and Valeria Sarto.
