5 Fab Pinterest Jewelry Boards

Since joining Pinterest at the end of 2012, I must say that it’s become quite the addiction. While I started with just jewelry boards, I’ve now expanded to 32 boards ranging from closets I covet to statuary. Who knew?! But I do love my 13 jewelry boards, and they give me great joy to build. I find my pins from all over the globe, but certain boards really speak to me. I follow boards that have a distinct point of view — their own voice, so to speak. Not someone who just pins every piece of jewelry willy-nilly. If you’re into pinning, then I encourage you to check these boards out!

1. Pirate Booty by Holley

This board is described as “effortless jewelry styles…my way…my daily style!” I would categorize it as a beautiful board, chock full of organic, somewhat bohemian pieces. I think she’s an up-and-comer on the Pinterest landscape. Here’s a couple examples of her pins.

Rings by Todd Pownell
Rings by Todd Pownell

Chunky stack from thatkindofwoman.tumblr
Chunky stack from thatkindofwoman.tumblr

2. Baubles by Mrs. French

I would describe her as having a more delicate aesthetic. Her pins show clean, yet beautiful jewelry designs.

Jennie Kwon Designs
Jennie Kwon Designs

Jemma Sands Bracelet
Jemma Sands Bracelet

3. Becky C of Diamonds in the Library

Now Becky is a true jewelry aficionado! With over 20,000 followers and 123 boards, she’s got boards on different jewelry genres, designers, and types of jewelry. You can seriously spend hours just looking through them all! I love her Bling Bling: Kimberly McDonald board, who’s definitely one of my most lust-worthy designers.

Kimberly McDonald ring
Kimberly McDonald ring

She really chooses statement pieces, as shown by these earrings on her Bling Bling: Ear Bling board.

Coral drop earrings from Cellini jewelers
Coral drop earrings from Cellini jewelers

4. Ancient Jewelry Europe at Pinterest by Noel P

Noel does a fantastic job of finding all sorts of ancient jewelry. (She has jewelry boards from other ancient cultures as well.) When I look through her pins, it’s like strolling through an amazing jewelry museum. Take a look at the type of jewelry she selects.

Roman carnelian ring from 2nd century AD
Roman carnelian ring from 2nd century AD

Hellenistic pendant from 3rd-2nd century BC
Hellenistic pendant from 3rd-2nd century BC

5. Bling Ring by The Coveteur

This is an extremely editorial board created for “..where (our) inner magpies come out.” With almost 63,000 followers, it has more than just jewelry — it showcases jewels in all their forms, from over-the-top creations to clothing.

From shopghost.tumblr
From shopghost.tumblr

From hookerlegs.tumblr
From hookerlegs.tumblr

I know that as each week goes by, I will stumble upon more and more jewelry boards to pour over during cocktail time. (my favorite time to do this) Do you have any boards to recommend? Please comment, as I’d love to know!