Top 6 Jewelry Trends

From the runway to the red carpet, this season's hottest trends are in the jewelry department. Chandelier earrings lit up the Oscars, and cuff bracelets rocked the Grammys. While the tone is classic contemporary with vintage flair, color and drama are still the key ingredients. You don't have to be famous to get the latest looks -- this year's bling bling can be yours on any budget.

Cuff Bracelets
This accessory won major attention at the Oscars this year with Charlize Theron sporting a diamond lattice cuff bracelet with 546 diamonds. Hers was second only to Julianne Moore's $675,000 226-carat diamond bead cuff bracelet. Now you can win major attention with your friends and coworkers with your own star-style cuff bracelet, minus a carat or two (hundred). Click here to save hundreds on all your jewelry needs.

Chandelier earrings
Chandelier earrings are a must for any red carpet affair. Sure, the length and sparkle range from year to year depending on the mood -- but the trend lives on. Luckily, you don't need to attend an award show to jump on this season's sexiest jewelry trend. These elegant jewels can brighten up your outfit for your next dinner party, a night out on the town or even a simple day at the office Experiment with color, stones and length. Click here to save hundreds on all your jewelry needs.

Gem rings
It started with J.Lo and her gorgeous million-dollar 6.1-carat radiant-cut pink diamond from Harry Winston. Halle Berry later won best actress at the Oscars in a $3 million five-carat vivid orange Harry Winston ring. We've been seeing more and more glam rocks since, but then again, it's hard to miss 'em. Luckily, the knock-offs look just as good but will only cost you a fraction of what the real deal cost Ben for Jen A gorgeous David Yurman gemstone from the New Albion Collection, a sterling silver and 18-karat-gold ring with a huge Lemon Citrine stone, will run you around $475. On the other end of the spectrum, Claire's has a wide selection in the $10 range. Click here to save hundreds on all your jewelry needs.

Initial bracelets
Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston wear each other's names on their wrists. Eric Benet and Halle Berry were spotted sporting this look too. Some celebs wear their own name, while others choose their mate of the moment. Either way -- if you want to show off your name or initials the way the stars do, go straight to Dillon Rogers. Custom bracelets start at 65 bucks, but quickly go up to over $395. Click here to save hundreds on all your jewelry needs.

Vintage brooches
Vintage brooches are the latest way to turn a boring jacket or dress into a new sensation. They're no longer just for the lapel, either Julia Roberts wore her vintage brooch at the center of her 2004 Oscars ensemble. Sarah Jessica Parker wore diamond brooches pinned in her hair at the Golden Globes. If you can't find your way to a vintage jewelry shop or you don't have time to search through estate shops and consignment stores, you can buy a vintage-inspired brooch at your local mall. Click here to save hundreds on all your jewelry needs.

Charm jewelry
Charms are meant for expressing yourself through your jewelry. Britney Spears, Demi Moore and Madonna have all graduated from charm school -- they've been spotted sporting zodiac, religious and other personal symbols. Nicole Miller recently adorned one of her models in a buccaneer charm necklace at the Mercedes Benz Fashion Show. The trendiest of trendy brands is Brooke Dulien's White Trash Charm. Kelly Osbourne, Gwen Stefani and Naomi Watts have all been charmed... and you can be too -- for a price At $50 to $512 per charm, you'll agree that self-expression comes at a cost. It doesn't have to, though -- you can charm your friends and family for less then 10 dollars. Click here to save hundreds on all your jewelry needs.