Josh Peskowitz

<  Culture and Style From edgy tennis bracelets to wearable signet rings, this year, get him the everlasting gift of natural diamonds. Published: November 6, 2025 Written by: Josh Peskowitz For the last eight months, many of us have been questioning how much can truly change in that time. It turns out, a hell of a lot can change in just six days—or even six hours. In times of uncertainty, we tend to be more conservative in our purchasing decisions.

Culture & Style / Jewelry Trends Colman Domingo wearing David Yurman diamond jewelry at the 2024 Academy Awards. (Getty Images) The beginning of awards season is typically the high point of the jewelry-gawking calendar, and in 2024 it also spotlighted men's diamond jewelry trends like never before. But there was a rival event this year, and both had a lot to say about how men are wearing their finery at this point and beyond. I am, of course, talking about the Super Bowl.

Culture & Style Kelvin Harrison Jr. wearing Cartier High Jewelry (Photographed by Micaiah Carter) There's been an orthodoxy in style for the last few years that's told us to be quietly luxurious - that standing out is in bad taste. Colors have been muted, fabrics have been soft and matte, and jewelry has been understated. Style will always be personal, but taste has very much been dictated. In 2025, if the options are keeping Stealth Wealth or the Marie Antoinette treatment, the choice is clear.