Our 'as-seen-on-celebs' jewellery gift guide, for every style profile

If you're looking for an exceptional gift for someone special (or yourself), we've got just the guide for you. Here, we curate our favourite jewellery pieces from around the bijoux world — and provide some celeb-approved tips on how to style them.

For the edgy aesthete:
Cartier

Who it's for: Those with all-black wardrobes (with red as the only concession) and at least one pair of combat boots.

How to wear it: Take a cue from Troye Sivan's sensuous Met Gala outfit, where he wore a Cartier Essential Lines necklace in platinum and diamonds, a slinky black dress, and little else. Or jazz it up like Emily in Paris' Lily Collins and put on a bold red number, along with these rebellious pieces from the Clash de Cartier line.

For the laid-back charmer: 
Tiffany & Co.

Who it's for: The ones who unironically embody the 'woke-up-like-this' look.

How to wear it: Get in on the stacking trend with Hailey Bieber. Here, she matches pieces from the architectural Tiffany HardWear collection with daintier, diamond-laden picks from the Tiffany T line. Prefer to keep it simple? Pair your sneakers with a Tiffany Victoria tennis bracelet and you'll be ready for just about anything.

For the urban trendsetter: 
Bulgari

Who it's for: Polished urbanites who value style just as much as substance.

How to wear it: For a look that will take you from boardroom meeting to swanky date night, here's Blackpink's Lisa and her elegant take on Bulgari's Divas' Dream collection. If you'd like a little more bling without going OTT, Zendaya's matchy-matchy Serpenti look offers up a sophisticated way to do just that.

For the classic beauty: 
Van Cleef & Arpels

Who it's for: Those who have a keen eye for craftsmanship; connoisseurs of modern heirlooms.

How to wear it: Make like South Korean actress and singer Park Shin-hye and keep it clean and sleek with a pair of Perlée earrings, paired with a timeless up-do to show them off. Feeling fancy? The Perlée couleurs bracelet and its unabashedly vintage colour combo is proof that classic doesn't mean boring.

For the maximalist dresser: 
Harry Winston

Who it's for: Bold dressers for whom more is most definitely more.

How to wear it: When you've got a show-stopping outfit planned, only the best jewellery will do — as Gemma Chan demonstrated with her Met Gala look. She channeled Old Hollywood glam with her Anna May Wong-inspired outfit, which she paired with Harry Winston's stunning Winston Cluster Wreath Diamond Necklace and Ballroom Diamond Drop Earrings, both in platinum and diamonds.