Clairo and Catbird’s Latest Jewelry Collection Features Rings, Necklaces, and Yes, Charms

With the singer in the studio for the follow-up to 2024's Charm, she dropped a new collection with the Brooklyn-based jewelry label

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Clairo has been sharing photos from the studio on social media, suggesting the follow-up to 2024’s Charm may be on the way. In the meantime, she’s teaming up with Brooklyn-based jewelry brand Catbird on a new collection influenced by her discography.

The collection, which is available today from Catbird’s site, is named after 2019’s “Closer to You,” and features necklaces, rings, and pendants. The collection is the third and final in Catbird and Clairo’s partnership, with the first dating back to 2025.

To mark the final collab, pieces from each of the three collections will be available from the jewelry label. Pieces from the latest collection include necklaces with pendants inspired by everything from tarot cards to swords.

The sword motif is one that Clairo returned to from the first Catbird collection. She told Nylon at the time, “The sword pieces are really cool. I have a sword tattoo on my sternum, and it’s a special tattoo because it’s only shown every so often.” There are also callbacks to previous collections, with the Make You Blue Swan Ring reimagined as a charm.

The collection aims to “venture somewhere a little more mystical — exploring chance, intuition, transformation, and fate through talisman-like pieces that feel pulled from a charmed world,” reads a press release from the brand. The collection includes pieces made from 14k gold, sterling silver, diamonds, and amethyst.

Catbird has a knack for teaming up with indie music stars; they previously collaborated with Boygenius, Laufey, and Japanese Breakfast on pieces inspired by the artists’ respective discographies. Clairo has been plenty busy with collaborations of her own while she works on solo material. This year, she worked with Ryan Beatty on his fourth studio album, Sweet Fortune, and was a guest on longtime collaborator Rostam’s single “Hardy.”

You can shop the collection on Catbird’s site, or check out some pieces from the collab below.