Bubble Jewelry Is the Ideal Spring Trend to Add Some Levity to Your Wardrobe

This adorable bubble letter necklace comes with a 15-inch chain and is surprisingly lightweight given the hefty-looking charm. In fact, reviewers say the pendant is the ideal size, large enough to make a statement but not so large as to look comical. Just know, the 14k gold-plated brass should not be worn in water, so be sure to take it off before you shower or go for a swim.

Jenny Bird has lots of puffed-up designs to shop, but these curved earrings stand out as a unique piece that also won’t feel dated in a few years’ time. Available in both silver and gold, these earrings are hollowed out to make them feel light as air. And the backs are also specifically designed to offer more support for your earlobes so you won’t be itching to take these beauties off after just a few hours.

This bracelet makes an incredibly cute gift and can be customized with up to nine characters, including a heart or plus sign. There are five font styles to choose from, and each comes with a handy pull-tie closure that’s super easy to adjust on the fly. Of course, the personalized nature of this bracelet means it is final sale, but for under $50 I think it’s a pretty safe—not to mention adorable—bet.

Want a bubble necklace with a little extra something-something? This Jewlr design can be customized to add your birthstone for an even more personal touch. There are numerous metal options, both lab-grown and mined gems, three chain styles and five chain lengths to choose from—all to guarantee you end up with something that is entirely unique.

Where your heart on your sleeve earlobe with these mini heart puffs from Jennifer Fisher. Like many bubble jewelry styles, they’re actually hollow to make them easier to wear all day long. And the gold-plated metal has been buffed for a mirror-like shine that only serves to emphasize that puffed-up shape.

Available in whole sizes 4 through 12, this iconic ring comes in both gold and silver. Reviewers say it’s fabulous for everyday wear, and holds up incredibly well even with frequent use (including hand washing). The Puffy Charlotte ring is exactly the kind of statement piece that’s best on its own, so skip the ring stack and let this beauty steal the show.

Simple yet bold, this puffy cuff is a gorgeous finishing touch for any look. It opens and closes with a spring hinge to make it easier to put on or take off, and the elegantly sloping lines make it look far more expensive than its true price tag. Just be sure to keep it away from water to preserve that smooth gold shine.

Choose between 18k gold vermeil and 925 sterling silver, before adding up to three charms to this customizable necklace. You can even upgrade with a dainty lab-grown diamond charm, as well! FYI, although the site seems to suggest you can swap out the letter charms on your own, multiple reviewers say their necklace came soldered closed, so keep that in mind when choosing your charms.

For a more delicate bubble jewelry option, try this Missoma heart necklace. It looks almost like a heart-shaped pretzel and is made of 18k gold-plated brass with a 16.5-inch chain. And that thin chain makes it a great option for mixing with other necklaces for a cool layered look.

These puffy earrings were made using eco-friendly recycled-brass casting, and come in both gold and silver. And that gorgeous bean shape looks far more expensive than their price tag, especially now that they’re 50 percent off. Reviewers note that these earrings are pleasantly lightweight and give an old-school vibe that almost reads vintage.

I’m kind of obsessed with these flower-inspired huggies. The puffed-up petals feel very Y2K, in all the best ways, but are also subtle enough to wear long after the bubble jewelry trend fades in favor of something else. As for materials, they’re made of 100 percent brass, so be sure to remove them before you shower or swim.

Susan Alexandra has tons of customizable options for building your own unique necklace, including these puffy letter charms that can be used to spell out any name you like. There are a whopping ten different chain options, including miniature faux pearls or colorful twisted cords, and you can add up to ten charms, too.