Want an easy way to take your outfit from drab to fab? Want to kill me because I just wrote the phrase "drab to fab"? Both are more than understandable. This spring, try wearing a bold statement necklace to up the drama of any outfit. Whether it's a big, chunky turquoise number or a great mixture of metals and chains, rocking a giant necklace is something everyone can do. Throw one on with a black tank top and bam, you're the life of the party. Toss one on with a blazer and jeans and bam, you're the stylish lady who works/lunches.

To get the ball rolling, I've got 6 celeb-inspired statement necklaces that will motivate you to go out and get one, or two, or thirteen for yourself.

It was like the shot heard round the world, except that instead of a bullet, there were initial earrings, and instead of an Archduke, it was Hollywood royalty. I'm talking about Kim Kardashian's studs, of course. The reality star wore "KW" earrings recently to signify her love of Kanye West, er something, and everyone's talking about it. I agree with you, it's sort of bizarrely cagey to wear something like that when you just scammed America into thinking you loved KH, but we'll let that anger go for a quick second and focus, instead, on the earrings in and of themselves.

If you ignore their "significance", they're super cute. I love monogram or initial jewelry, and like everyone else, I went out and bought myself a "Lindsay" necklace after Carrie wore hers on Sex and the City. Best part? It's still wearable 10 years later. Moniker baubles are always in style, so let's take a look at the 10 best pieces out there, shall we?

LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian just celebrated their one-year anniversary. Yay. I know. Everyone's so excited for them. Woo. LeAnn tweeted a photo of the gift her husband gave her, and while no one really cares (right?), the present raises a good point. Eddie gave LeAnn a unique ring to mark their first year of marriage, and I like. Sometimes we think that jewelry has to be traditional, or heirloom, but it really doesn't. I'm a fan of original jewelry, especially when it comes to engagement, bridal, or anniversary gifts. Even though I'm generally, as a rule of thumb, not a fan of anything that LeAnn and Eddie do, I'm impressed with their taste in avant-garde bling. Sometimes an emerald-cut center stone with smaller baguettes gets a little played, you know?

It's, like, totally normal to want the cool expensive things that celebs wear, right? From Bella's wedding dress in Twilight to Kate Middleton's engagement ring, making look-alikes is so totally in these days. I guess it was only a matter of time until Angelina Jolie's million-dollar engagement ring was up for grabs. Yup, do you fancy Angie's new shiny piece of finger glam? Lucky for you, the look-alikes have arrived. 

The first being a $338,000+ shiner from jeweler Jacob & Co. complete with an 18-karat white gold band and baguette-cut diamonds set around an uber-big emerald-cut center stone.

Shoot, let's be real though: No one, except the Hollywood royal elite, has that sorta green. If you really really just HAVE to have Angie's twin ring -- then there's another option, and it's a whole lot cheaper. Check it out, here:

After this last season of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Camille Grammer has got to be on top of the world. The woman went from being the show's token beyotch season one to being everyone's fave leading lady this time around. Now -- she's taking on a new venture to prove yet again that she's completely fine sans ex-husband Kelsey Grammer in her life. Teaming up with a few of her friends, Camille is diving head first into the jewelry business with her new line AMOREphosis. 

Is the name tacky? Yes. The designs? Not so much. In fact, a lot of them are totally cute! As in, I'd wear them as opposed to anything from that trainwreck collection OC Housewife Lynne Curtin came out with years ago.

I know exactly what Camille's gotta be thinking right about now: Take that, Kelsey! I mean come on -- this momma of two could really have a money maker at her fingertips. 

Take a look at some of our fave pieces from AMOREphosis:

Bethenny Frankel may be into the whole 'Skinnygirl' lifestyle, but one thing in her life that's definitely much fatter these days is the sparkly new engagement ring that is practically swallowing her finger. Yes -- I said new engagement ring. As in a new ring to replace the original one that her husband Jason Hoppy gave her when he proposed.

Well, the ring may look brand new, but it's actually just an "enhancement" of her original ring. Apparently the jeweler took the one Bethenny already had and gave it a huge makeover -- or something like that.

Wait a minute -- didn't Bethenny and Jason just tie the knot a couple of years ago? That seems a little early for a complete and total ring upgrade, doesn't it?

Don't you just love fashion spotting while watching awards shows? I absolutely adore every opportunity to channel my inner Joan Rivers (minus the plastic surgery). Last night's People's Choice Awards at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles had its fair share of glammed up leading ladies, but I couldn't take my eyes off of Glee's own Lea Michele. The actress, who snagged the award for Favorite TV Comedy Actress, beating out Tina Fey, co-star Jane Lynch, Kaley Cuoco, and Courteney Cox, looked AMAZING.

Her white Marchesa gown was so not what I expected, with beautiful draping and so many intricate layers. It fit her like a dream! Accented by a strappy pair of Jimmy Choo shoes and jewelry from Lorraine Schwartz, Lea did Rachel Berry proud.

BUT we haven't even gotten to my fave part of it all, just yet. I'll give you a hint: Pretty in pink.

When I think of Guy Fieri, I think absolute craziness. The spiky-haired culinary rock star has made a name for himself hosting foodtastic shows like Diners, Drive-ins and Dives and Tailgate Warriors on Food Network. Now, he's taking on a different, more dainty venture: The jewelry business.

Fieri has teamed up with Room 101 Jewelry and deals website Open Sky for his "off-da-hook" line. Featuring items like a set of cuff links for $75, dog tags for $75, and chain bracelets for a cool $175, the line most definitely reflects Guy's over-the-top personality.

I can get over the hilarious fact that foodie Guy Fieri has his own jewelry line. What I can't get over is how gaudy all of it is. If I was to see any man wearing this sort of stuff, I'd run in the other direction immediately.