“Jewelry as Therapy: Uncovering the Hidden Healing Properties” is a study that discusses the introduction of healing jewelry as a therapeutic alternative. This study guides jewelry designers in creating pieces that offer therapeutic benefits, blending aesthetics with emotional well-being to support stress relief. The alternative approach is believed to assist individuals in uplifting their mood, cultivating inner confidence, and encouraging a peaceful mindset. The primary goal of this study seeks to identify therapeutic jewelry types that can assist those experiencing stress. A qualitative research design has been adopted, incorporating a systematic review of the literature. The study utilizes the “KJ method” to systematically group keywords and data by identifying patterns, relationships, and themes, facilitating structured analysis and clearer insights. The implications of this study are significant for various audiences, including individuals dealing with stress, the jewelry industry, psychologists, and counselors, and will contribute significantly to the public’s understanding of the subject.