Charm bracelets are coming back, but with a grown up makeover. Catbird's The Big Little Charm collection re-invents your favorite childhood jewelry so it feels sophisticated — not kiddish — on your ...

From brand collaborators to the Duchess of Sussex, plenty of stars have worn Catbird's dainty designs. Catbird/Instagram; Samir Hussein/WireImage Page Six may be compensated and/or receive an ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Kismet means destiny or fate. The collection can be shopped now on Catbird’s website and features a total of 16 pieces, including ...

Swift showed Phoebe Bridgers that she wore a necklace from her Catbird collection when she joined her on-stage to sing “Nothing New.”Getty Images for TAS Rights Management Page Six may be compensated ...

Every item on this page was chosen by an ELLE editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. I had a friend who babysat for her next-door neighbors, and she invited me to help ...

Catbird, the direct-to-consumer jeweler, has opened a new flagship that is a considerable upgrade: it’s more than 10 times the size of the brand’s original 220-square-foot flagship in Williamsburg in ...

Brooklyn-based jewelry brand Catbird is launching a seven-piece collection on Wednesday, in collaboration with the Amazon Prime Video series "The Summer I Turned Pretty." The partnership represents ...

Your browser does not support the video element. Last year, I had a permanent bracelet from Catbird welded around my wrist. Despite wearing it every day for months ...

Catbird co–creative directors Rony Vardi and Leigh Plessner have a way with words. They’ve described their tiny, almost-invisible chain brackets and necklaces as “sparkly air,” and Instagram photos of ...

Dainty jewelry is a staple accessory. It’s made for layering, with no limitations on the styling possibilities. It’s not distracting, but it adds just the right amount of shine to your everyday look.

Multiple ear piercings? That’s so 2017. The next piece of jewelry you won’t want to take off—because you can’t—is delicately wrapped around your wrist. Catbird, the Williamsburg shop that jump-started ...