Best Jewelry at Cannes 2022
At this year’s Cannes Film Festival, the red carpet glittered with spectacular jewelry flaunted by Hollywood’s biggest celebrities. From show-stopping cocktail rings to gigantic diamond necklaces, Cannes 2022 was an event filled with major glamor and sparkle.
Here are some of the most dazzling jewelry pieces worn by your favorite celebrities.
Julia Roberts’ 100 Carat Necklace
Julia Roberts looked every inch the Hollywood star she is, wearing a spotlight-stealing piece from Chopard’s Red Carpet collection. The diamond-studded necklace featured an ultra-rare yellow diamond centerpiece weighing over 100 carats and paired with a sleek black suit.
Get the look: Tiffany and Co.’s Yellow Diamond Pendant
Bella Hadid’s Chopard Cocktail Ring
You can always rely on Bella Hadid to make a statement. On this year’s Cannes red carpet, the model looked sensational in a white vintage cut-out Gucci dress paired with diamond drop earrings and an enormous sparkling cocktail ring, both by Chopard. Hadid strikes again!
Get the look: Chopard’s Happy Dreams Joaillerie
Cindy Bruna’s Transformable Necklace
Cindy Bruna turned heads on the red carpet wearing Chaumet’s transformable white and pink gold necklace set with a Padparadscha sapphire, worn along her bare back. She paired the show-stopping necklace with matching earrings, which perfectly complemented her baby pink tiered dress.
Get the look: Harry Winston’s 718 Marble Marquetry Diamond and Pink Sapphire Necklace
Emily Ratajkowski’s Sparkling Emerald Earrings
Always one to make a statement on the red carpet, Emily Ratajkowski once again wowed in an all-black Miu Miu dress accessorized with a pair of sparkling emerald earrings and a huge emerald ring courtesy of Chopard. Clearly, the model/actress can do no wrong when it comes to her ability to accessorize.
Get the look: Cartier’s Emerald Earrings
Anne Hathaway’s ‘Mediterranean Reverie’ Necklace
Anne Hathaway looked incredible at this year’s Cannes Film Festival. Donning a shimmering white Armani dress paired with a one-of-a-kind necklace from Bulgari, a.k.a. the ‘Mediterranean Reverie’ Necklace, the actress made a mesmerizing statement on the red carpet.
Taken from Bulgari’s new high jewelry collection, the necklace took 1,700 hours to make and featured a rare 107, 15-carat cushion-cut Sri Lankan sapphire.
Get the look: Blue Nile’s Oval Sapphire Necklace
Viola Davis’ Boucheron Ring
Viola David added an extra splash of color to her Alexander McQueen gown with a bold Boucheron ring, featuring a 35-carat yellow beryl surrounded by diamonds and sapphires. Another pop of color came from a Fleur de Paradis head jewel – also courtesy of Boucheron’s High Jewelry collection – which featured an array of yellow and orange sapphires, and multi-colored stones.
Get the look: Tiffany and Co.’s Oval Yellow Diamond Ring
Elle Fanning’s Sparkling Chopard Set
The actress looked enchantingly pretty walking the red carpet in an elegant Armani Prive embellished gown accessorized with a pearly white beaded clip and Chopard diamonds. A classic necklace, bracelet, and ring pair perfectly with the girly, whimsical gown.
Get the look: David Yurman’s Pavéflex Five Row Bracelet in 18K White Gold with Diamonds
About The Author
Debbie Azar is the Co-Founder and President of Gemological Science International (GSI), one of the largest gemological organizations in the world, and a distinguished leader in the global diamond and jewelry industry. As an executive with extensive knowledge of the jewelry and gem lab industries, her entrepreneurial skills and vision have helped GSI achieve rapid and continuous growth worldwide, establishing 13 leading-edge gemological facilities on four continents. She currently serves on the boards of the Jewelers Vigilance Committee, Responsible Jewellery Council, and Jewelers for Children, and is a member of the 24 Karat Club of New York. She has been featured in Forbes, Daily Mail, Good Morning America, Bloomberg, Bloomberg Businessweek, Fox Business, Fox5, CBS2, BOLDTV, Varney&Co, The Street, and NASDAQ, among others.
