It’s crystal clear that the necklaces of summer are here.
A few weeks back, Bethenny Frankel shared one of her legendary Jewelry University Instagram posts, raving about several styles from BaubleBar.
Saying that the brand “continues to innovate” and that the “quality is good,” the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model first unboxed the heart-shaped 18K Gold Daphne Tennis Necklace.
But after being surprised by its solo sparkling heart, which she called “gorgeous,” the “Just B” podcast host pulled out the Lexi Crystal Collar Necklace — which I immediately recognized, since I own it too!
The Lexi design comes in gold or silver and features a clear crystal pendant on a wire collar. The hook fastener makes it easy to slip into, and I wear it with both casual and dressier looks for an easy way to elevate any ‘fit.
After calling the statement collar-style necklace “outrageous,” Frankel also showed off how nicely the two pieces can layer.
“They’re just not f-ing around,” the “RHONY” legend exclaimed, in reference to BaubleBar.
While it’s easily layered, the Lexi Crystal Collar Necklace also looks lovely on its own.
Countless stars have worn the brand; Scarlett Johansson, Katy Perry, Selena Gomez and Jennifer Lopez are just a few of the stylish A-listers who’ve been spotted in the baubles.
The line is known for its costume and demi-fine pieces that are on-trend, yet timeless enough to wear any time.
Should you wish to double up on star-approved styles, Frankel’s heart-shaped tennis necklace puts a romantic spin on a classic that’s easy to adore.
If you’re looking for a little treat to up your bling game, why not try this editor- and “Housewife-” approved style?
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