When you're in the midst of sales season, it can feel like it'll never end. Sales on all sides offer rising discounts and inventory. But wait until they all fizzle out and you're left wondering why everything feels so expensive again. We know that feeling all too well, which is why we approach sales season with precision nowadays. You need to go into the season knowing what you want to cop and where you want to cop it from. Right now, we're into our jewelry on sale phase.

We've dealt with our Christmas list and ticked off outerwear, so now we're treating ourselves to a bit of sparkle. Jewelry on sale is a true blessing because your accessories are usually the make-or-break of your fits. Being able to round out a fit with the perfect piece of jewelry is a luxury, but being able to do that on a budget is even better.

That's why we've hit the best retailers from around the net to round up 10 pieces of jewelry on sale that we're eyeing right now. From signature ALYX bracelets to understated rings by Pearls Before Swine, there's something for everyone so dive in and treat yourself.

The Cuban bracelet is the statement piece you need in your arsenal. But don’t think it needs to be iced out for it to be flashy. This Hatton Labs bracelet will do just fine.

Precious Antique Goldtone Lo-Link Bracelet

Balenciaga decorates this chunky chain-link bracelet with a repeated text logo on alternating links.

Of course, going minimal is usually the failproof way when it comes to jewelry, but this Marni necklace shows that you can have some fun with your accessories without going over the top.

Although big, this Undercover ring makes up for its size with a completely dialed-down finish.

Unlike the Cuban bracelet above, this version features gold-plating, making it even more eye-catching.

A.P.C. should be top of the list for anyone looking to add some pop to their fits while keeping things minimal.

Alan Crocetti jewelry always features an eye-catching twist. This sterling-silver ring hugs the finger with its dramatic flame design.

Defined by a large piece of quartz and a contrasting initial charm, this necklace is for those looking for impact.

Pearls Before Swine knows how to find the balance between rugged and refined. This 14kt gold signet ring is the proof.

Maison Margiela's signature sizing numbers are the decoration for this single polished earring.

There's no missing this ALYX bracelet with a chunky chain and oversized rollercoaster buckle closure.

If you think a Cuban bracelet is too gaudy or attracts too much unwanted attention, you might want to check out Hatton Lab’s Cuban ring.

Rick Owens puts an original spin on the classic silver chain bracelet with this simple yet industrial version.

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