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Minimalist vs. Maximalist: Which Jewellery Style Is Dominating 2025?

Minimalist vs. Maximalist: Which Jewellery Style Is Dominating 2025?

Jewellery trends in 2025 are showcasing a fascinating duality: the refined simplicity of minimalism versus the bold drama of maximalism. Both styles celebrate personal expression and craftsmanship, but do so in contrasting ways. At Armans Fine Jewellery, we’re witnessing this captivating balance as clients curate collections that either whisper understated elegance or make a confident statement.

Whether you lean towards the sleek lines of minimalist pieces or the layered richness of maximalist designs, understanding these styles will help you choose jewellery that reflects your unique style in 2025.

The Rise of Minimalist Jewellery

Minimalist jewellery focuses on clean lines, subtle details, and timeless sophistication. This style is perfect for those who appreciate simplicity and versatility in their pieces.

Why Minimalism Shines in 2025:

  • Effortless elegance: Thin chains, dainty rings, and small hoop earrings add a touch of sophistication without overpowering an outfit.

  • Layering made easy: Minimal pieces stack beautifully, allowing for personalised combinations that evolve with your mood and occasion.

  • Everyday wearability: Minimal jewellery fits seamlessly into daily life, complementing workwear, casual looks, and evening attire alike.

  • Focus on craftsmanship: Fine materials and expert detailing ensure these understated pieces have lasting appeal.

Minimalist trends to watch include delicate gold chains, petite diamond studs, and simple thin bracelets. See the below Minimalist Armans' team favourites; 

Solid Gold Herringbone Necklace

Emerald Diamond Studs

Orbit Diamond Bracelet


The Bold Appeal of Maximalist Jewellery

On the other end of the spectrum, maximalist jewellery embraces drama, colour, and bold design. Statement necklaces, oversized earrings, and layered bangles are making waves in 2025.

Why Maximalism Captivates:

  • Unapologetic self-expression: Maximalist pieces are designed to be noticed, letting wearers showcase their confidence and individuality.

  • Mix and match magic: Combining textures, colours, and sizes creates dynamic, personalised looks that reflect eclectic tastes.

  • Versatility through contrast: Maximalist jewellery can transform a simple outfit into a show-stopping ensemble.

  • Heritage meets innovation: Modern maximalism often draws inspiration from vintage styles, reinventing them with contemporary flair.

Expect to see chunky gold chains, oversized signet rings, and bracelet stacks dominate collections this year. See the below Minimalist Armans' team favourites; 


Miami Cuban Chain

Diamond Cross Signet Ring

The Ruben Diamond Bracelet


Explore the Best of Both Worlds at Armans

Choosing between minimalist and maximalist jewellery comes down to personal preference and lifestyle. Some opt for minimalist staples as everyday essentials, while others enjoy maximalist pieces for special occasions or to elevate their daily style.

At Armans Fine Jewellery, we celebrate both ends of the spectrum. Whether you’re drawn to subtle sophistication or bold glamour, our curated collections offer pieces that embody quality, craftsmanship, and timeless design.

Ready to embrace the jewellery trend that speaks to you? Discover our exquisite range of minimalist and maximalist jewellery, expertly crafted in Sydney. Explore our collection online or book a personalised consultation at our Sydney boutique today.



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About the Author

Aris Arzumanian

Aris Arzumanian is Co-Owner and Director of Armans Fine Jewellery, the family-run Sydney atelier founded by his father, Arman. With expertise in design, gem selection, and bespoke craftsmanship, Aris has helped grow Armans into one of Australia’s leading jewellery brands. Featured in Daily Mail and Man of Many, he’s recognised for modernising the business through digital innovation and client collaboration. Working alongside his father and brother Levon, Aris continues the family legacy, combining traditional artistry with contemporary design.