Toby Maquire's wife is famous in her own right for her fine jewelry designs. There are the more common gold disk charms of initials (set in pave diamonds) for about $1500...or you can find some more affordable pieces, like these turquoise bands. Apparently Jennifer Aniston has them also. Great for stacking. $125, 18k gold and turquoise
Long, gold earrings are making a comeback and these mesh ones from Bebe are definitely retro. (Long earrings are called 'dusters', because they dust the shoulders). The $29 price tag isn't too bad on these either. 
Chic and ohh so 70's, the gold cuff bracelet is making it's way back. The wider, the better. These are pretty easy to find and I have seen some for $100-$500. I prefer the cheap kind in this economy. Put it on and get ready to fight off some evil do-badders. Here is a great gold cuff bracelet from HSN.com for $59 that is 7" thick. The best part is that this cuff is from the Tory Spelling line! Go Donna!
So cool and hard to find... especially ones with intermittent rings. Gucci has one and it is about $3500. If that is a tad too much for you, well then I found this one at J Crew for $65. 24K antiqued gold-plated brass. Lobster clasp. Length: 54".
Emily Amey is a New York City jewelry designer who finds "beauty where it often goes unnoticed - an interpretation of favorite finds from her travels. Beach glass from Kauai. Sea fan from Tulum. A rattlesnake rattler from a Texas ranch. A vine from her backyard in the Berkshires." She has been featured in Lucky Magazine and InStyle and has a celebrity following. I love the design and pictures on her website and her pieces are absolutely beautiful. Most come in silver or gold. These beautiful 'Bubble Bangles' are great for layering and the silver ones are pictured here. $110 each. Check out the unique earring selection too.
Keira Knightley loves hers! Probabably because it is a simple, timeless piece. Pendant in 18k gold. On a 16" chain. Original design copyrighted by Elsa Peretti. Find it at Tiffany's for $750. Perfect for layering with other necklaces. Gold is back in and is a hot commodity these days. That is why this is a perfect gift, people!
I have seen Heather Graham in this necklace a few times and always found it to be so delicate yet powerful because it was unique and different. Little did I know the name of the piece is “Goddess” and it is engraved on the side of the necklace! That explains it! And who says fine jewelry can’t be a little different and more designer? This piece is solid 14-karat yellow gold and has a tiny diamond in the center. How can you not feel special and ethereal while wearing this? This is designed by Mary Margrill and retails for about $1,000.
