Floating jewelry is unique due to its illusion effect. This technique allows the designs to be prominent and the settings less conspicuous.

Most importantly, floating jewelry flows gracefully on your body without tension. A bubble ring will appear dramatic, yet soft on your finger. A floating diamond within a curb chain anklet will look casual, yet clean cut. Lastly, floating components within a charm locket will create a somewhat whimsical design, which might belong in a modern art exhibit.

Visually, floating jewelry pieces appear somewhat relaxed as well as effortless. Whether daytime or night, choosing to wear floating jewelry will allow you to embrace something that is well within your grasp. Take it or leave it. Whatever floats your boat.

Click on the images below to view web links of floating jewelry:

Assael, Bubble Sardinian Coral Ring by Sean Gilson for Assael

Mary MacGill, 14K Golden Turquoise Floating Ring

KATKIM, FLOATING EMERALD RING

Favor Jewelry LLC, Minimal Floating Bead Abacus Necklace

Paul Morelli, Floating Diamond Necklace

Jennifer Fisher, Oversized Floating Diamond Minimal Block Letter

Mar Y Sol, Float Necklace

A.G.A. Correa & Son, Fish Float Sphere Pendant

EP Fine Jewelry, 14k Floating Charm Locket

Jennifer Behr, Sariyah Headband

Chan Luu, MIZUMI EARRINGS ABALONE

Tuckernuck, Jennifer Behr x Julia Berolzheimer Multi Cove Earrings

Sydney Evan, Gold & Diamond Floating Marquise Eye Stud

Anthropologie, Floating Crystal Earrings

SARA PATINO JEWELRY, FLOATING PEARL BRACELET

ZOË CHICCO, 14K SMALL CURB CHAIN FLOATING DIAMOND ANKLET