Lily Winters wears Anthropologie’s colorful enamel gem necklace on The Young and the Restless

Lily Winters brought a vivid finish to her May 15 appearance on The Young and the Restless, wearing Anthropologie’s Colorful Enamel Gem Necklace in Gunmetal. The piece gave her look a bright hit of color without tipping into costume, the kind of easy statement that can wake up a neutral wardrobe with one move.

The necklace surfaced during an episode that put Lily at the center of the action, as she caught Cane off guard while Holden and Claire explored new territory and Nick struck a dangerous deal. On a show built around rivalries, romances, hopes, and fears in Genoa City, wardrobe details tend to land with extra force, especially when a character like Lily Winters, played by Christel Khalil, is already tied to one of the soap’s core families.

Anthropologie prices the necklace at $68, a relatively approachable number for a piece that is designed to read as statement jewelry. Its construction is simple but deliberate: zinc, resin, brass, and enamel, finished with a lobster clasp and an imported build. At 16 inches long with a 3.25-inch extender, it sits close to the collarbone, which is part of what keeps a colorful necklace like this from looking fussy. That shorter length makes the color feel framed rather than scattered.

The styling appeal is clear. A gunmetal base gives the enamel and gem-like color enough contrast to stand out against white shirts, black knits, denim jackets, and soft neutral dresses. It works best on necklines that leave room for the piece to speak, such as a crewneck, scoop neck, boat neck, or a button-down worn open at the throat. Because the necklace already supplies the pop, it can replace a layered stack or a bigger statement look and still feel complete.

Anthropologie places the necklace in its statement-jewelry assortment, alongside similar colorful styles that are meant to act as bold finishing touches rather than full costume moments. The retailer also offers free shipping on orders over $50, which makes the $68 price feel calibrated for an impulse-friendly wardrobe update. On Lily Winters, the necklace looked less like a novelty and more like a practical color strategy, a small piece that can shift an everyday outfit into something sharper, brighter, and more intentional.