Tied with care
The coquette edit
Sunlight cuts across the vanity, catching the satin ribbons and the small bow at your neckline. The dainty bow knot necklace sits just above the cotton collar, framing your face while you move between the mirror and the peonies waiting on the table.
US$2.89 to US$10.69
The golden rules
Coquette
- Scale the bow
- — A dainty bow stud disappears under loose hair. If you wear your hair up, choose the smaller knots. For an open collar, let a drop earring or longer chain carry the motif where it can actually be seen.
- Mixing charms
- — When pairing a butterfly stud with a bow huggie, keep both in the same metal tone. The shapes do the contrasting; the finish should hold them together.
Bow & Ribbon
Bow & Ribbon Motifs
Knots, loops, and tied ribbons form the center of this chapter. These pieces lean into the signature coquette gesture—something fastened, wrapped, or left trailing.
Everything here
Shop the edit
You are standing by the vanity, ribbons draped over the glass, peonies tied up beside the cake. The heart pendant rests against the white cotton of your blouse, its small bow detail echoing the one at your collar. It is a quiet piece for a room full of soft things.
A softer gesture
The material
Steel and stone
Stainless steel forms the base for most of these pieces, shaped into thin wire for bows and stamped for butterfly wings. Zircon stones appear as small accents, set flush or prong-held to catch light without raising the profile. The result is lightweight jewelry built around precise, miniature shapes.
Before you buy
How do I choose between a stud and a drop?
Consider what frames your face. Studs sit directly on the lobe and suit high collars or busy necklines. Drops extend the line downward, which works well with open necks, bare shoulders, or when your hair is pulled back.
Can I mix the bow and butterfly chapters?
They share the same delicate scale, so a bow stud in one ear and a butterfly in the other reads as intentional rather than mismatched. Stick to the same metal color to tie the two motifs together.
1-year Color-Fade Guarantee
Faded under normal wear within 1 year of your order? We replace it or refund you.
Built to keep its shape
Most of what we carry is built on 316L — a steel that takes sweat, bag and desk without bending out of shape.
A steel base that resists rust
That base is the alloy used for surgical tools; color is plated over it, and the plating is what the guarantee covers.
Coquette jewellery
This page gathers 204 single coquette-style jewelry pieces. The selection centers on bow, ribbon, butterfly, and animal motifs rendered as stud earrings, drop earrings, huggies, necklaces, rings, and barbell piercings in stainless steel and zircon.
Coquette jewellery
This page gathers 204 single coquette-style jewelry pieces. The selection centers on bow, ribbon, butterfly, and animal motifs rendered as stud earrings, drop earrings, huggies, necklaces, rings, and barbell piercings in stainless steel and zircon.
Motif pairings
Many pieces in this edit combine motifs—a bow knotted beside a butterfly, or a paw print framed by a heart. These mixed-charm designs offer more visual detail in a single stud or drop, reducing the need to layer multiple earrings to achieve a curated look.
Choosing your scale
Coquette jewelry ranges from near-invisible micro-studs to shoulder-grazing drops. The smaller pieces work as everyday anchors that sit quietly under scarves or collars. The larger drops and dangling charms are built to be noticed, best worn when the neckline is bare enough to give them room.
