Mejuri expands Puzzle collection with stackable silver gift pieces

Sterling silver is now the sharpest way into Mejuri’s Puzzle collection, and the price makes the point. The brand added silver rings and slider charms in March 2026, extending a line that began in August 2025 with 18-karat yellow gold vermeil rings and now spans 28 rings in total, including 14 sterling silver styles. The new silver rings run from $118 to $128, just below the gold-vermeil versions at $128 to $148, while Puzzle Sliding Charms sit at $158 each.

That pricing matters because Puzzle is built for gifting the person who likes jewelry with a little structure and a lot of flexibility. The collection includes birth-month stones, one plain band and one pavé style, so it works whether you are buying for a minimalist friend who wears thin rings every day or for someone who wants a bit more shine without jumping to a statement diamond piece. Mejuri has also pushed personalization hard through its broader birthstone and zodiac assortments, and the Puzzle charms sharpen that idea with stones including lab-grown emerald, aquamarine, opal, peridot, lab-grown ruby, lab-grown blue sapphire, citrine, garnet, pearl and lab-grown white sapphire.

The smartest gift angle here is collectibility. Mejuri said 60 percent of customers own three or more Puzzle pieces, and the company calls Puzzle its fastest-selling collection to date. That makes the silver expansion feel less like a cheaper alternative and more like a better starting point for building a stack over time. The silver pieces also open the door to mixed-metal styling, which Mejuri’s senior jewelry design director Nicole Ghosn and CEO and cofounder Noura Sakkijha have said is part of the appeal.

The timing is practical, not just pretty. Mejuri says consumer sentiment in North America is weak, gold prices have been high and silver is also getting more expensive, while U.S. tariffs and the end of de minimis exemptions are squeezing jewelry brands across the mid-market. That pressure makes a silver-first strategy look less like a compromise and more like a smart entry point for buyers who want polish without the commitment of pricier gold. Mejuri, which has operated direct-to-consumer since 2015 and had 28 stores worldwide in December 2023, is leaning into the kind of gift that feels personal, stackable and easy to wear now.