A Major Fashion Moment on the Red Carpet

The world’s most glamorous celebrities wear
Platinum jewelry to the 91st annual Academy Awards

Jewelry set in platinum had a major fashion moment at the “91st Annual Academy Awards” where the world’s most glamorous celebrities walked the red carpet in exquisite, one-of-a-kind jewelry designs. Statement necklaces as seen on Lady Gaga and Amy Adams were a noticeable trend, and proved that both colored gemstones and diamonds look their best when set in naturally white platinum. After all, platinum truly enhances the brilliance of all diamonds and gemstones.

Platinum Guild International is pleased to share that leading red carpet jewelry brands such as Cartier, Harry Winston, Tiffany & Co., Forevermark, and Bvlgari chose to style A-list celebrities in platinum. Rare and precious, platinum jewelry is truly a perennial red-carpet favorite.

All over the world, designers prefer precious platinum to create master pieces because of its versatility, and because it is the most secure setting for any precious gemstone. Platinum is one of the rarest metals & always stand out making a distinctive style statement. Celebrities worldwide have been donning exquisite platinum designs for star-studded events, red carpet and other appearances to capture their most glamorous and memorable moments.

The following stars selected platinum jewelry to celebrate their achievements:

Lady Gaga in Platinum by Tiffany & Co wore Necklace with a fancy yellow diamond (128.54-carats), 16 cushion-cut diamonds (over 80-carats) and 46 round brilliant diamonds (over 15-carats), set in platinum & Earrings with fancy vivid yellow and white diamonds, set in platinum.

Amy Adams in Platinum by Cartier spotted with Collection clip brooch with diamonds from Paris (circa 1935), set in platinum, High Jewelry tennis necklace with diamonds, set in platinum, Collection earrings with diamonds from London (circa 1934), set in platinum & Collection bracelet with diamonds from Paris (circa 1937), set in platinum.

Laura Harrier in Platinum by Bvlgari rock over with High Jewelry necklace with 10 antique cut emeralds (33.09-carats), 8 cushion rubellites (18.49-carats), 154 step cut diamonds (4.57-carats), and pavé-set diamonds (21.37-carats), set in platinum. And Rachel Weisz in Platinum by Cartier Collection brooches with diamonds from Paris (circa 1903) worn as a hairpiece, set in platinum.

Kacey Musgraves in Platinum by Beladora Ear studs with emerald-cut diamonds set in platinum, Mid-century diamond ball ring, set in platinum. Jennifer Hudson in Platinum by Harry Winston, Vintage 1972 diamond chandelier earrings (29.59-carats), set in platinum. Sarah Paulson in Platinum by Harry Winston, Guipure diamond necklace (55.70-carats), set in platinum & Round brilliant diamond micropavé ear studs (3.49-carats), set in platinum.

Serena Williams in Forevermark set in Platinum, Forevermark by Rahaminov Asscher diamond drop earrings (46.38-carats), set in platinum, Forevermark by Rahaminov Movál (8.45-carats) diamond ring (10.32-carats), set in platinum, Forevermark by Premier Gem emerald diamond ring (10.02-carats), set in Platinum, Forevermark Black Label Collection five row bracelet with Black Label square diamonds (61.72-carats), set in platinum & Forevermark by Rahaminov diamond line bracelet (27.02-carats), set in platinum.

Linda Cardellini in Platinum by Harry Winston, Belle diamond earrings (4.68-carats), set in platinum The One cushion-cut diamond ring (3.07-carats), set in platinum. Helen Mirren in Platinum by Harry Winston, Cluster diamond necklace (136.66-carats), set in platinum, Cluster diamond bracelet (79.08-carats), set in platinum & Cluster diamond earrings (22.02-carats), set in platinum.

Laura Dern in Platinum by Harry Winston, River cascading diamond drop necklace (53.99-carats), set in platinum, Vintage 1959 diamond bracelet (57.30-carats), set in platinum, Diamond earstuds (4.07-carats), set in platinum, Diamond micropavé band ring (0.14-carats), set in platinum & Brilliant Love diamond band ring (0.60-carats) set in platinum.

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