Moon Rings, Skull Necklaces, Star Pendants: Jewelry for Hot Witch Fall

By Karen Dybis | September 17, 2026

Between the Hot Witch Fall aesthetic and the jewelry around the movie Practical Magic 2, witchy vibes, moody autumn colors, and pumpkin spice are filling the air and our social-media feeds.

While Hot Witch Fall is hardly new—the trendy term was coined in late 2019 or early 2020 in response to Megan Thee Stallion’s “Hot Girl Summer”—it coincides perfectly with the fall equinox on Tuesday, Sept. 22.

Add in the (sort-of positive and mostly negative) buzz around the recent release of the Sandra Bullock–Nicole Kidman sequel about sister witches, and you have every reason to pull out your black cat earrings, moon-inspired rings, and star pendants.

The movie itself had its share of magical jewelry from Josephine Bergsoe—is there anything spookier than Bergsoe’s Memento Mori skull necklace, worn by Joey King in the film? Its opening events included jewelry from brands such as Bulgari and Jessica McCormack. And Awe Inspired got the licensing for its own Practical Magic collection.

Belladona pendant awe — *The Awe Inspired* Practical Magic 2 *the Belladonna Vial Collector Necklace ($475) takes its pretty yet potent design from Atropa belladonna, a poisonous flower with protective energy.*

Awe Inspired said when it debuted the collection that its pieces are meant to be in conversation with the world of the Owens sisters. It uses symbols such as ravens, belladonna, spell books, and dandelions in metals with carved gemstones, with each piece “carrying the mythology of a family persecuted across three centuries for magic they refuse to surrender,” said Max Johnson, Awe Inspired cofounder and CEO, in a release.

“Practical Magic was one of the first films to treat feminine intuition as power rather than ornament,” he continued. “Translating that mythology into pieces women actually wear was the most natural collaboration we’ve stepped into. Every charm in this collection has a story the Owens women would recognize.”

JCK rounded up some of our favorite seasonally appropriate jewelry. So cue up your Concrete Blonde or Florence + The Machine. Pull out your sweaters and fleeces. Prepare some spiked cider or midnight margaritas. And get your jewelry cases ready for an Owens sister fall.

Christina Puchi heart — *Christina Puchi Ebony Stitched Heart bead ($2,000) with white sapphire and 14k gold*

David Gotlib skull cufflinks — *David Gotlib Black Skull cufflinks ($8,800) with round black and white natural diamonds in 18k white gold*

İTÄ earrings — *İTÄ Bodrum Blackout cuff earrings ($6,800) with black diamonds, cognac diamonds, and black onyx cabochons in blackened 14k white gold*

Chris Ploof moonphase ring — *Chris Ploof Moonphase ring (price on request)*

PICCHIOTTI necklace — *Picchiotti Flora necklace with tsavorites and round diamonds (price on request)*

Renato Cipullo skull — *Renato Cipullo Memento pendant ($14,500) with coral, diamonds, and rubies in 18k yellow gold*

CORSETJJV — *Jean Jean Vintage antique 1880s Victorian corset bracelet ($2,100) in sterling silver*

PASCAL watch — *Pascal Paradoxe Gilded Forest watch ($385) with 0.3 ct. t.w. lab-grown diamonds*

Lionheart pendant — *Lionheart Seasons Golden Sky interchangeable charm ($11,595) with 0.75 ct. t.w. in diamonds in 18k yellow gold*

Renato Cipullo black pendant — *Renato Cipullo Cross Your Heart pendant ($4,500) with onyx and 0.25 ct. t.w. in diamonds in 18k gold*

Xander Jane witchy — *Xander Jane Broken Promise wire bracelet ($4,700) in black ceramic and 18k white gold*

*Dean Davidson Knockout Collar ($425) with black onyx in gold-plated brass*

Oscar Heyman earrings — *Oscar Heyman Tahitian pearl, onyx, and diamond earrings ($24,000)*

URN JJV — *Jean Jean Vintage antique 1800s Georgian mourning urn ring ($4,000) in 10k gold and enamel*

Alex + Ani cat — *Alex + Ani Celestial Cat inline necklace ($48) with black enamel beads*

Top: Awe Inspired debuted a Practical Magic 2 jewelry collection in collaboration with Warner Brothers, ideal for hot-witch fall. (Photo courtesy of Awe Inspired)