Nike Jewelry Is Ready to Take Over Your Holiday 2026 Gift List

NIKE, Inc. is the world’s biggest sportswear company, but the Oregon-based institution has long left its mark beyond sports. Take the Air Jordan or Air Max lines as examples—two franchises born in performance in the mid-to-late-1980s that’ve become fashion staples. Elsewhere, Nike Carry-On Luggage and Studio Fleece see the Swoosh take on travel.

Nike is still very much so a performance brand, but there’s no denying its presence in culture-at-large thanks to its celebrity endorsements, marketing, and lifestyle product. The latter-most category is expected to explode in popularity soon thanks to a project that’s existed in the past, but will see its biggest modern push yet: jewelry.

Nike jewelry isn’t new—it’s existed as charm bracelets and other small pieces—but a multi-item collection expected for Holiday 2026 suggests the brand is taking accessories more seriously as it looks to further dominate the fashion space.

Effectively, the upcoming range of pieces can be organized in two categories: an elevated, but entry-to-mid-tier crafted from premium sterling silver (S925) and a premium pavé lineup.

Unsurprisingly, Nike’s newly-surfaced jewelry offerings include huggie earrings, hoops, studs, and necklaces that take on the form of Swoosh logos and iconic sneakers like the Air Force 1. These recognizable designs are delivered in a choice of 14k gold vermeil or white rhodium plating, as well as gemstone-encrusted "iced out" look, depending on the price.

The first two jewelry designs to launch are Nike Swoosh Hoop Earrings and a Nike Mini Swoosh Necklace. Both minimal styles are crafted from sterling silver and offered in "Gold" and "Silver" finishes.

Nike Pavé Jewelery is also clean in aesthetic, but much fancier thanks to its setting technique. Most details around these pieces are still under wraps, but an Air Force 1 Pavé Necklace, for example, is slated to retail for $5,750. Most consumers will surely find the price tag steep, but those with a fervent fandom of all things Nike will likely have no problem justifying the expense.

All items arrive in burnt orange-colored dust bags./pouches and a similar-colored box.

Enjoy e-commerce shots of some of Nike's upcoming jewelry releases ahead. Keep an eye on Nike.com as pieces are expected to launch quietly between now and the top of 2027. Pricing ranges from $110–$5,750.

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