Bethenny Frankel’s ‘Rich Bitch’ jewelry pick starts under $50

B is for bling.

Ahead of gift-giving season, Bethenny Frankel shared her “Rich Bitch Jewelry Finds” on ShopMy, and it’s proof that you don’t need a “Housewive” bank account to look the part.

Selected from beloved brands like BaubleBar and Mejuri, the “Just B” podcast host’s favorites start at just $48; There’s even a tennis bracelet from her own Bethenny Frankel x Anna Zuckerman collaboration that, true to its name, “looks just like diamonds.”

Whether you’re looking for something for yourself or to give as a gift, keep scrolling for dazzling shopping ideas.

TrinketBar

Available in three color options, this lucky pick is sure to keep excitement high — and it’s not the first BaubleBar find to earn Frankel’s stamp of approval.


Silver tennis bracelet with a row of sparkling stones on a white background and a secure clasp.
Anna Zuckerman

Although it’s priced under $300, this tennis bracelet looks like it’s much more expensive. While some fans say it’s perfect for travel, another review writes: “The look and quality were more than I expected when I received it.” (There’s also a matching Just Like Diamonds Choker.)


A multi-band ring made of yellow and white gold with a diamond-studded band in the middle.
Electric Pickaxe

This ring is a true example of a designer brand that costs five figures and has a five-star rating from shoppers. “I like it! It fits TTS. I’ve already gotten so many compliments!” someone wrote.


A pair of twisted gold earrings studded with small diamonds.
Mejuri

The “RHONY” legend is among an extensive A-list of Mejuri-wearing celebrities (and our editors are equally in love). Made from goldveremeil or sterling silver, these elegant earrings add elegance to any outfit, and white sapphires offer just the right amount of sparkle.


Diamond tennis necklace on white background.
Aurate

Aurate has been spotted among the likes of Meghan Markle and Sydney Sweeney, so it’s no surprise that she’s on Frankel’s “Rich Bitch” list. Part of the brand’s collaboration with celebrity stylist Dickson, whose client list includes the likes of Sydney Sweeney and Sadie Sink, this tennis necklace is crafted from black rhodium, adding a unique, high-contrast twist to the traditional style. And right now you can use the code TO BEHAVE To get 20% discount!


A gold necklace made of interconnected heart-shaped links with a single heart with a diamond in the middle.
TrinketBar

Frankel noted this “gorgeous” style in one of her “Jewelry University” posts from earlier this year, saying she loved that the “love worm” heart was made of crystal. Part of BaubleBar’s semi-premium collection, it’s sure to stay shiny for years to come.


A pair of heart-cut diamond stud earrings with three-prong yellow gold settings.
Anna Zuckerman

Wear your heart in your pocket dress sleeve ear. Another piece from Frankel’s collaboration, these sweet heart-shaped nails are sure to add just the right amount of sparkle to any look.


Large yellow gold link bracelet with a repeating architectural pattern of vertical and horizontal bars.
give me

We love hypoallergenic, waterproof pieces, and this watch-inspired style is a real eye-catcher. Available in silver or gold, this is a stylish addition to your stack.


A wide gold band ring featuring multiple rows of brilliant round diamonds.
dorsey

Last but not least, a cigar band made of moissanite stones is a statement that your jewelry box is missing. While it’s one of Frankel’s pricier selections, it’s made to order for a personalized experience. Taylor Swift and Hailey Bieber have also been spotted in other styles from the brand.



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This article was written by Page Six Business Reporter Erica Radol. From identifying the top anti-aging skincare secrets stars trust to the latest fashion collaborations to finding out about all of the above, Erica has a knack for covering and even testing Hollywood’s best-selling fashion and beauty products. Before joining Page Six in 2025, she wrote about entertainment, lifestyle and shopping trends for Us Weekly, The Daily Beast, Entertainment Tonight, Well+Good and Hearst.


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