Our political climate is, perhaps, at one of its most regressive moments in decades. But our social climate isn’t. From the initial Women’s March to the Me Too movement, feminism looms large—with many women feeling more emboldened than ever to fight on behalf of financial parity, equitable treatment and gender equality in every possible form. This feminism manifests in myriad different ways, with each woman paving her own path in the sociopolitical sphere. But it should come as no surprise that this massive cultural movement has trickled into the realms of art and fashion, giving rise to sartorial trends, like feminist jewelry, that mimic our social movements.
Our graphic tees have become more defiant, emblazoned with slogans that demand more than they concede. Our hats have become, quite literally, more vulvovaginal, standing in as symbols of our strength, our pride, our womanhood (albeit one specific—and white—form of womanhood). And even our daintiest accessories—our jewelry—have undergone something of a feminist transformation. Adorned with frank, celebratory images of the female form or even franker political slogans, our necklaces, bracelets, earrings and rings have become outlets for our voices—empowering us to express ourselves in ways as subtle as they are statement-making.
We’d be ignoring the metaphorical elephant in the room if we failed to address one simple truth: Fashion may feel like a commodified and frivolous approach to the feminist movement. Capitalism is a complicated thing—one that has entrenched many women, especially women of color, in poverty. And buying a political T-shirt is no substitute for getting involved in local politics, supporting feminist candidates or turning out to vote. However, we’re of the mind that the world is better with more pro-women stuff in it. And if a woman wants to nod to her politics while getting dressed in the morning, who are we to tell her she shouldn’t? In honor of International Women’s Day next week (and in honor of women in general), scroll through below to check out some of the best feminist jewelry pieces money can buy.
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Courtesy of Etsy.
Full Circle Gift Nude Female Body Earrings
A subtle way to pay homage to the female form.
Courtesy of Ms Clover.
Nevertheless She Persisted Lapel Pin
Persistence in a pin with a hint of pink? Yes, please.
Buy: Never The Less She Persisted Pin $8.99
Courtesy of Etsy.
The Science Shop Uterus Pendant Necklace
Not all women have uteruses, but that doesn’t mean a uterus can’t still be one of many symbols of feminine strength.
Courtesy of Melody Ehsani.
Melody Ehsani Resist Ring
The ultimate statement ring.
Courtesy of Tuza.
Vagina Charm Necklace
When life hands you an opportunity to wear a golden vulva around your neck, why not take it?
Courtesy of Anissa Kermiche.
Anissa Kermiche Figure Necklace
The beauty of the female behind isn’t just for the male gaze to be enjoyed.
Courtesy of Uncommon Goods.
Shattered Glass Ceiling Necklace
A wearable testament to our advancements and a visual reminder to persist.
Courtesy of Kitsch.
Bo$$ Bobby Pin
Babe with the power.
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