Slip dresses, handkerchief tops, naked sandals: 1990s fashion has gone from a runway trend to a bona fide wardrobe staple this season. The revival continues at the hands of contemporary jewelers, who are serving up nostalgic styles gleaming with diamonds and gemstones. Discover the designers leading the ’90s redux with a capsule collection of retro-driven preciousness.

For more than a decade, we’ve been filling multiple ear piercings with a curated array of studs and huggies. But the ’90s were a simpler time, when you’d throw on a pair of chandelier earrings for maximum impact with minimal effort. Italian house Buccellati caters to this carefree approach with its ‘Hawaii’ earrings, which feature interconnecting gold hoops that are interspersed with diamonds or onyx. Suzanne Kalan sets more than 10 karats of baguette-cut diamonds into airy white-gold drops that are suitable for the red carpet, while Mateo combines diamonds and pearls in its contemporary crescent-moon chandeliers. Elsewhere, Pippa Small’s rutilated quartz chandeliers are perfectly paired with your everyday jeans and tees, while Sophie Bille Brahe’s pearl ‘Fontaine de Mariage’ earring is a work of art for the earlobe.

It was difficult to sneak around in the ’90s, due to the constant jangling of multiple wire-thin bangles. The super-fine stack is another trend that has aged gracefully – today’s most stylish wrists are filled by the likes of Suzanne Kalan and Jade Trau, whose diamond-adorned designs add a point of interest to the most minimalistic style. Available in white, yellow and rose gold, and punctuated with diamonds, Chopard’s ‘Ice Cube’ bracelet oozes Y2K utilitarian chic – which is no surprise, considering it first launched in 1999. Also throwing it back is Ananya, whose ‘Scatter’ bangle combines yellow gold and diamonds to forge an organic, contemporary look. Meanwhile, for everyday shine, try Maor’s ‘Unity’ designs, or Messika’s iconic ‘Move’ bangles, set with a single kinetic diamond.

In the ’90s, celebrities would highlight their Pilates-toned upper arms with wraparound bands of gold – and, just like bucket hats and Buffalo sneakers, that particular niche trend is back with a vengeance. Carolina Bucci offers a luxurious take: her thick gold cuff is highlighted with the brand’s signature textured ‘Florentine’ finish, best worn with a white tank and denim. Meanwhile, Balmain’s ‘Labyrinth’ design offers an emblematic, graphic feel that perfectly complements a tan.