Coveting the Jewelry on 'The White Lotus'? Here's Where to Shop It (for Less Than $200)

• Who Wore It: Leslie Bibb as Kate Bohr
• When They Wore It: Episode 1

Worn by Leslie Bibb's character Kate in the first episode of season three, this gorgeous pair of chunky waffle hoop earrings was paired with a bright pink one-piece swimsuit and a tassled coverup. Featuring a vintage-inspired braided texture (which kind of looks like pineapple skin, no?), these lightweight hoops add a bit of visual interest to any look. They're made with 18K gold plating on brass and are a modest 25 millimeter hoop with an 11.5 millimeter width, so, in true Kate style, they're glamorous but oh-so tasteful.

• Who Wore It: Parker Posey as Victoria Ratliff
• When They Wore It: Episode 4

Mrs. Lorazepam—I mean Ratliff, played by Parker Posey, wears Missoma's wavy ridge medium hoop earrings while reluctantly visiting Greg—erm, Gary's luxurious yacht with her husband and two of her children. She's dressed in a floral frock and totally chic pair of cat eye glasses, but it's her 18K recycled gold-plated brass earrings that seal the deal. These thick hoops are designed with twisted ridge detailing that's inspired by ripples in the ocean. Fitting given Victoria's dream in episode three, right? Lightweight yet striking, the ridged earrings would look great paired with delicate huggies to create a multi-level ear stack.

• Who Wore It: Charlotte Le Bon as Chloe
• When They Wore It: Episode 5

As Charlotte Le Bon's character Chloe sits poolside chatting with Chelsea and Saxon Ratliff, she looks radiant in a one-shouldered, cream-colored bikini and angular cat eye sunglasses, but you, like me, may have zoned in on her unique chandelier earrings. Inspired by another dazzling location—Colombia—these best-selling statement earrings are a Missoma favorite. Featuring a bobble-trimmed charm suspended from thin, delicate hoops, the Zenyus are conversation starters. The brand recommends styling them with chunky gold huggies or with the matching Zenyu fan necklace ($209). Reminiscent of a floating paper fan, the 18K gold plated brass pair feels like the perfect choice for a vacation to Asia. And though they come in at just over $200, there's no denying how surprisingly affordable they are for the look and quality.