The most beautiful Oscar jewels seen in the history of the Red Carpet
Among the world's most famous jewelry and jewelry, how could we not mention the Oscar jewelry worn by stars on the red carpet?
For more than 90 years, Oscar night has enchanted the whole world with its ceremony full of surprises and wonderful outfits. In fact, in addition to the films vying for the coveted award, it is also the magnificent outfits of the stars that amaze.
It's not just the gowns that are the stars of the red carpet, the Oscar jewelry that embellishes every elegant look is also in the spotlight. Here are what are the jewelry most beautiful and unforgettable, worn by the stars on Oscar night.
Liz Taylor's necklace
Back in 1970 it was Liz Taylor who stunned everyone with a 69-carat diamond necklace signed Cartier, a gift from her fifth husband, Richard Burton. The curious anecdote about the necklace is that Taylor auctioned it off after her divorce from Burton, making as much as $5 million from the jewel, which she used to build a hospital in Botswana.
Madonna jewelry set
Madonna at the 1991 Oscars showed up with a Marilyn Monroe look and a parure of jewelry that alone was enough to light up the entire red carpet. The necklace of mixed-cut and platinum-set diamonds, along with the earrings and bracelet worn by the singer, is valued at $20 million.
Heart of the Ocean
How could we not mention the extraordinary "Heart of the Ocean" worn by Celin Dion at the 1998 Oscars? The iconic necklace is inspired by the one from the movie "Titanic" and features a 171-carat heart-shaped Ceylon sapphire set in platinum and adorned with 103 diamonds. The pendant hangs from a necklace of round, pear-shaped, marquise-cut white diamonds.
Cate Blanchett's bodychain
Cate Blanchett in 2000 wowed everyone with a Cynthia Bach bodychain inspired by Indian jewelry that made her dress, low-cut in the back, even more sensual.
Lady Gaga's diamond necklace
Lady Gaga in 2019 was one of the undisputed stars of the Oscars. The diva looked stunning in a white diamond necklace from which hung a 128-carat fancy yellow stone, which alone is worth about $30 million.
