Jewelry

Because no red-carpet style is complete without a few finishing touches, no celebrity could turn out their Golden Globes look without the help of a few glamorous details. Every look that hit last night's red carpet showed off a bevvy of beautiful jewels, clutches, and hair accessories — from Michelle Williams's adorable headband to Zooey Deschanel's neoprene clutch, this is all about giving the little things a closer look. We've outlined the night's biggest trends in accessories, so just click through to see which items were hot at the 2012 Golden Globes.

The gorgeous glow of emerald-hued jewels had us spellbound on tonight's red carpet. While some opted for diamonds and gold accoutrements, there's something special about the ability of emerald-toned add-ons to deliver both sparkle and standout color to a bevy of Golden Globes looks. From Julianne Moore's megawatt earrings to Lea Michele's perfect pop of green, each accessory brings a dose of decadent glamour and drama. Click through for a closer look at the statement-making jewels that made us just a little, ahem, green with envy.

>> Shine on. Cleverly composed with eye-catching colors and high-impact jewels, these glimmering rings — like little works of art — make a statement all their own.

Tassel necklaces are one of Fall's biggest trends — Oscar de la Renta, Isabel Marant, and Ralph Lauren all showed them on their runways — and they're an incredibly easy way to add a swingy, art deco vibe to your look. Just take a cue from actress Lake Bell, who dressed up a printed blouse and jeans with her Lia Sophia Global Tassel Necklace ($375); whether your style is more bohemian, rocker-chic, or super ladylike, you can definitely find a tassel necklace to fit your style and budget. Click through to see and shop 10 of our editors' picks now.

>> Accessories line Meredith Wendell is relatively new — but its colorblock bags, quirky-chic belts, and geo-pop baubles are already regular fixtures on the pages of Vogue, Elle, W, Harper's Bazaar, and Marie Claire. Created in 2008 by husband-and-wife duo Meredith and Wendell German, the line features strong silhouettes, luxurious textures, and richly-vibrant color combinations — a sporty-luxe aesthetic that's right in step with the mood of recent seasons. "The color inspiration comes mainly from The Greenbrier Hotel in West Virginia. I spent my childhoods there, and the Dorothy Draper-designed interiors are so vibrant and dynamic, it’s hard not to become inspired," Meredith explains. In fact, In fact, the Greenbrier is such a strong influence that in recent seasons, the Germans have traveled to West Virginia to shoot the line's lookbooks — lushly styled by friend and creative collaborator Beth Fenton — on the grounds of the storied hotel.

Here, a look at the current collection — including images from the Chris Brooks-shot lookbook, and a selection of pieces (priced from $220 to $1,900) currently available to shop online.

There's nothing we like more than fashion for a cause, and our latest find comes from Coco Rocha. The model-cum-TV personality just launched a charity jewelry collection with Senhoa, an organization that helps Cambodian victims of human trafficking. “They asked if I wanted to partner up with them to do a jewelry line. I designed it and the girls make it, and the proceeds go to the girls,” said Rocha. All of the jewelry from the Coco Rocha for Senhoa collection is made by hand at Senhoa using Swarovski-colored beads and chain links. The seven-style collection is now available at Senhoa and ranges from $60 to $195, with one ultraglamorous body piece that costs for $995. Rocha even came up with her own tag line: “Accessorize your conscience,” explaining, “because you know you’re helping out, and it was in the hands of a young girl who put a lot of time and effort into it.” Check out our favorite pieces below, then click the slideshow to see the complete collection, featuring Coco herself along with her model friends Iman and Caroline Trentini.

• We love this statement necklace. It would look amazing over an LBD or even a plain white tee.
• These beaded earrings are absolutely gorgeous for pairing with pretty blouses and party dresses.
• We'd wear this spiked necklace over a black turtleneck for maximum impact.

>> Incorporate a little edge into your wardrobe — and get into the end-of-Fall spirit — with these prettified skull jewels. Whether in high-shine silver, soft rose gold, or studded with diamonds, these moody pieces look a little elegant, a little dangerous — and just right for the season. Here are our picks from the best pieces around — from Bing Bang's barely there studs to Pamela Love's candy-hued statement necklace (left). All here in the slideshow.