Los Angeles-based Dorsey’s styles are vintage-inspired with a modern twist. This bracelet is made with round-cut lab-grown white sapphires and looks great as a standalone piece or layered as part of a stack. Deputy editor Jane Sung wears this style almost daily. “It’s understated enough to wear every day, but also elevates dressier outfits,” she says. It comes in five different sizes and is available in sterling silver or 18k gold vermeil.

This delicate bracelet features slim, rectangular baguette diamonds, rather than more traditional round stones. It comes in three lengths and features a safety clasp closure, so you don’t have to worry about it staying secure on your wrist. It’s also available in three lengths in 14k yellow gold, white gold or rose gold.

If you’re looking to round out your quiet luxury wardrobe, Mejuri’s understated yet high-impact necklace is a great choice. It’s made with lab-grown sapphires and 94% recycled gold vermeil in a contemporary bezel setting. This style is also available in sterling silver.

This unique piece is expertly designed to shine and reflect light to mimic the effect of diamonds, but if you look very, very closely, there are none. The rounded fluid chain adds beautiful, shimmering movement to your wrist. It comes in yellow or white gold and two thickness options.

This sophisticated piece is a modern take on a classic, with round lab-grown diamonds. The bezel setting means the stones are securely in place, and the bracelet has a smooth-to-the-touch feel, unlike some prong settings that can snag. It also comes in a variety of metal types and carat weights if you want to go even bigger.

For those looking to add a bit more color, Aurate’s tennis bracelet features a gorgeous ombré array of colorful gemstones, including lab-grown ruby, amethyst and peridot. Also nice: This stunning piece is more affordable than many others.

Blue Nile’s graduated necklace style features stones that symmetrically increase in size toward the center. The effect: a timeless, striking silhouette. This piece has round brilliant-cut lab-grown diamonds set in 14k white or yellow gold, and it’s 18 inches long, falling at an elegant length just below the collarbone.

As a gemstone, turquoise is believed to be protective and healing, and it’s associated with calmness and vitality, amongst other things. This unique, 16-inch tennis necklace is set with 6.53 carats of turquoise cabochons. It’s great for layering with other gold pieces due to its distinctive color, or as a delicate standalone accent.

One of the hallmarks of tennis-style jewelry is a continuous, linear setting of stones. While you often see tennis jewelry as bracelets and necklaces, this ring offers comparable sparkle to complement your other classic pieces. It’s a crossover-style set with pavé diamonds in 18k yellow gold—and it features the brand’s signature twist detailing on the underside of each band.

Tennis jewelry tends to have a fluid feel, which has movement, but this updated take has diamonds set in a bangle for a more structured construction. Plus, you can feel good knowing this piece was made with conflict-free diamonds. It comes in two sizes for the wrist, available in yellow or white gold.

Quince’s jewelry is some of our editors’ favorites because it’s understated, wearable and a great value. To showcase the round-cut lab diamonds in this necklace, each stone is set in a four-pronged yellow gold or white gold setting, and it has a box clasp to keep it secure for all-day wear. We love this style peaking out from underneath the neckline of a blouse.

This elegant yet edgy style features round lab-grown diamonds set in 14k gold with a 1.2-inch drop. Wear them on their own, or with other studs if you have multiple ear piercings.

Sometimes a single strand isn’t enough, and this triple row necklace adds visual interest and impressive diamond sparkle. It has three rows of graduated round-cut diamonds, and the back of the necklace features a unique beaded design that gives the illusion of an eternity style.

Made with brilliant round-cut cubic zirconia and 18k gold-plated sterling silver, this bracelet is a favorite of Forbes Vetted commerce editor Katherine Louie. “The 1.5mm stones (the smallest size stones available) are subtle and elegant, and they look great paired with other jewelry for a night out,” she says. “For both the necklace and the bracelet, you can choose the stone size and chain length, which is especially helpful for those with small wrists like myself.”

Delicate without being fussy, DeBeer’s diamond tennis bracelet showcases each diamond in a bezel setting, resulting in sparkly shine and serious durability. The stones are set in 18k white gold for a total carat weight of 3.14 carats, and it has a push clasp fastening.

This is what you envision when you think of a classic tennis bracelet—but times two. The dual-strand style gives extra shimmer and the appearance of a minimalist bracelet stack. It features a 2.23 total carat weight of round lab-grown diamonds in a prong setting in 18k white gold.

Most of the styles from LA-based Shay Jewelry is meant to be stacked and layered, but this necklace is such a looker that we can’t imagine wanting to distract from it. It’s made with 18k rose gold and set with 20 carats of baguette-cut pink sapphires and 2 carats of diamonds.

With a fine jewelry look, this affordable piece is set with round-cut crystals surrounded by sparkling pavé. It has an adjustable extender, so it works for 6.5-inch or 7.5-inch wrist sizes. Pair this with your favorite little black dress for a night out.