(Hollywould Gabrielle Jeweled Sandals, $445.00; ASOS Bourne Metallic Flat Sandals, $198.06)

Your go-to shoes for spring, jeweled sandals, are a perfectly incredible pair to wear for spring and summer. They add a ton of pizazz to plain shorts, make a mini look more appropriate– no matter where you are!– and even round out a pair of black slacks when you’re looking for a post-work shoe solution that also fits in your purse. Get these top looks for spring, and save, with some of our Fab options!

(Bronze Stones Flat Thong, $195.00; Victoria’s Secret Jeweled Sandals, $85.00)

Green Jewels

Green is a great, fresh color to depend on this season. It stands out amongst its paler competitors, looks cool and refined against most wardrobe staples for spring, and can even get that eclectic boheme thing going on with the right choice. This pair of green stone things from Vivre are fabulous, but if you wear your sandals and wear them hard, consider saving yourself a few bucks on a pair that will most likely be headed for the bin after half a season. Victoria’s Secret Jeweled Sandals would look great against tanned legs, too!

(Rene Cavovilla Silver Jeweled Spiral Sandals, $880.00; Tory Burch Alexis Gladiator Sandals, $275)

Gladiator Trends

One important point for trendy items is that you shouldn’t spend as much on in-season pieces as you should on staples. If you like to budget your pieces, you can certainly save on certain items like these trendy shoes in silver. Instead of $800, purchase a similar pair of Tory Burch sandals and wear them while the trend lasts. You can also do what I did: buy both and wear one out and one around town.

(Miu Miu Satin T-Strap Jeweled Heel Sandals, $710.00; Nine West Jewel Heel Sandals, $105.00)

Black Sandals

Jeweled heels are an eclectic look this spring, and because they can be a little challenging to pull off, let’s see what options we have that don’t tax the bank account. These jeweled heels are kitschy and unique, and they’re best showed off with a super-short black cocktail dress and a clutch.

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