25 Fruit Nail Ideas, Freshly Picked From Our Feeds

We’re suckers for seasonal nail art, and come spring and summer, fruit nails are at the top of our list. While cherries often get love year-round, as the weather warms up, strawberries, oranges, lemons, blueberries, watermelon, grapes, and every other fruit you can imagine emerge on the prettiest manicure accounts on the ‘gram. Heck, even glass velvet guava nails are joining the chat.

The point is: If you’re looking for a fun, colorful nail look, fruits will always fit the bill. Here, explore over two dozen fruit nail ideas you’ll most definitely want to recreate for spring/summer 2025.

Glass Velvet Pink Guava Nails

Winter’s velvet glass manicure trend is still going strong this summer. This guava design is a juicy way to wear the look in the warmer months.

Chrome Fruit Cuties

First up, these truly unreal chrome fruit cuties. The 3D designs in this one are so intricate, you’ll want a pro’s help. The picture-perfect end look will be well worth it.

Blood Orange Nails

Going on vacation? These juicy blood orange nails deserve to be your hottest accessory.

Bedazzled Cherry Chartreuse French

Pale shades of green are having a moment, and this matcha-y chartreuse French fits the bill. Add red gemstones on top for the perfect flirty, fruity finish.

Blueberry Grid Nails

How presh are these blueberry grid nails? They’re also pretty easy to DIY with a nail art brush, nail sponge, and dotting tool. Nail artist Brittney Ellen shows you how at the link above.

Juicy Fruit Nails

Clear builder gel can transform your average fruit nail accents into extra juicy works of art. Of course, it’s an intricate process, so you might want to book a mani to bring this fruit salad beauty to life.

Minimalist Watermelon Mani

Another stunning Ellen creation? This minimalist watermelon mani. Start with a coral jelly base, then top it off with pistachio green French tips.

Watermelon Jelly Nails

For a juicy fruit mani without the extra 3D builder gel legwork, a little jelly polish can go a long way.

Citrus Statement

Love the idea of an eye-catching orange mani but want the fruit to serve as the main nail art? Check out this swirly citrus statement.

Pomelo French

We love a classic French, but for spring and summer, why not zest it up a bit? You can DIY this design with white, yellow, and coral polishes layered with clear builder gel.

3D Fruit Salad Nails

We’re obsessed with this ultra-detailed fruit salad design by Ellen. The mix of bold colors and builder gel creates an end look that’s impossible to ignore.

Glossy 3D Maraschino Cherry Nails

Teeny cheery accents are old hat at this point. But maraschino cherry nails? Now that’s new. We love how glossy and decadent this maraschino mani looks. Don’t you?

High-Contrast Orange Nails

You don’t need to be super detailed to achieve a head-turning fruit nail look. This high-contrast orange mani is relatively simple, but the effect is bold. You’ll need a nail art brush and dotting tool to bring it to life.

Itty-Bitty Fruit Accents

If you like tiny nail art, you can’t go wrong with a sticker or decal moment. These itty-bitty fruit accents? Adorable!

Strawberry French Tips

Strawberry season is upon us, and we’re suckers for succulent berry tips. This design is easy to DIY. Start with red French tips, then use a dotting tool for your yellow seeds and a nail art brush for the leaves.

Cherry Coke French

If classic cherries are your thing, pair them with a modern French. We love a metallic brown palette for a Cherry Coke effect.

Aura Cherry Hearts

Another way to reimagine cherries for spring/summer 2025 is with a layered application. Start with cherry-toned aura nails, then add cherries and burgundy accents to complete the look.

Beaded Fruit Beauties

We can’t take our eyes off this ultra-intricate beaded fruit manicure. It’s like a summery going-out top for your fingertips.

Classic Cherry French

Or you can keep it old school with a crisp white French topped off with glossy red cherry accents. Adding builder gel to the mix will make for a juicier, more eye-catching end look.

Minimalist Fruit Shorties

Here’s proof that you don’t have to have long nails to get in on the fruit nail art trend. You do, however, need a steady hand if you’re hoping to DIY this detailed fruit design.