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Cameo Jewelry Is My Newest Obsession <\/h1>\n<\/div>\n
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The look is making a comeback.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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My love of jewelry runs deep. As a teen, I was constantly adding to my collection of bubble necklaces<\/a>, often picking up pieces from go-to retailers like J.Crew and Banana Republic. These days, my rotation feels more refined \u2014 though still undeniably playful at heart. One look that checks both boxes? Cameo jewelry, my latest obsession.<\/p>\n

The trend first caught my attention last month, when I met with Jackie Ansell, the founder of new brand Hysteria Jewelry<\/a>, which is breathing new life into antique pieces and styles. \u201cA cameo is, at its essence, a portrait in relief \u2014 a face or figure carved upward from stone or shell,\u201d she tells me. \u201cTraditionally, the technique has been used to portray a portrait of a loved one or a scene from mythology.\u201d Her brand, however, reimagines the ancient form through a modern lens, with pieces hand-carved by female artisans in Bali. <\/p>\n

Tracing back to Ancient Egypt, cameo jewelry has been steadily gaining momentum \u2014 and Ansell has a few theories as to why. \u201cWe\u2019re in a maximalist moment and after years of minimalism dominating the aesthetic conversation, people are dressing with more intention, more drama, and more personality,\u201d she says, noting how cameos fit that energy perfectly. \u201cI also think that, in a sea of sameness, the cameo is really unique and represents creativity, humanity, and history. So much jewelry these days looks identical and is produced at scale. People are hungry for something that doesn’t look like everything else in their feed, and cameos are one-of-a-kind and hold the kind of integrity that resonates right now.\u201d<\/p>\n

If the trend has also piqued your interest as of late, scroll ahead for 10 styles I currently have my eye on. <\/p>\n

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The Cinched Cameo Necklace<\/div>\n
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