Kendra Scott and Dolly Parton Reunite for Third Collaboration Ahead of the Holiday Season

Kendra Scott and Dolly Parton reunited for their third jewelry collaboration, “Change It,” inspired by the venerated country singer’s song written for “9 to 5: The Musical.” The collection is available now on Kendra Scott’s official website and select retail stores.

“If you don’t take the reins it’s gonna stay the same, nothin’ gonna change if you don’t change it. That’s a few lines from a song I wrote called ‘Change It’ and who doesn’t like to change things up? Especially with my new line of jewelry with Kendra Scott. It’s so much fun to have all this beautiful jewelry and to be able to change it, whatever your mood is,” Parton said in a statement.

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Kendra Scott and Dolly Parton collaborate on their third collaboration ‘Change It’

The “Change It” collection, preceded by the “Love Is Like a Butterfly” and “I Will Always Love You” collections, coincides with the forthcoming holiday season. Jewelry in the collection features convertible and mix and match designs that reflect Parton’s artistry.

Delicate butterfly hoops and signature patented Elisa pendant feature throughout the “Change It” collection, part of the ongoing partnership between Parton and Kendra Scott’s eponymous jewelry label. The eight-piece collection ranges in pricing from $75 to $650.

Kendra Scott and Dolly Parton collaborate on their third collaboration ‘Change It’

“Dolly reminds us that change is not something to fear, it’s something to celebrate,” Kendra Scott, founder, executive chairwoman and chief creative officer of her eponymous brand, said in a statement.

“For our third collection together, we embraced the message behind ‘Change It’ and hope that when customers wear these pieces, they do so fearlessly and feel empowered to take on whatever life brings their way. This collection was designed to transform right along with you.”

Kendra Scott and Dolly Parton collaborate on their third collaboration ‘Change It’

Scott, who founded her eponymous jewelry brand in 2002, counts more than just Parton among her high-profile collaborators. In August 2024, Lainey Wilson and Scott partnered for the “Whirlwind” collection, inspired by Wilson’s album of the same name.