THE JEWELLERIX CELEBRITY FILES
Explore the jewellery worn at a specific event: named brands, documented gemstones and published costs, with a source beside every identification.
Discover the looks ↓3 reports · prices and values retain their original reporting basis
Portrait reference · not this eventSuper Bowl LVIII · 11 February 2024
2 of 4 documented entries priced · partial subtotal
Personal symbols meet diamonds: the “87” necklace, a tennis choker and red accents, with the published prices kept separate from unpriced pieces.
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Portrait reference · not this event93rd Academy Awards · 25 April 2021
Reported value · individual prices undisclosed
Yellow diamonds and platinum: a Bvlgari high-jewellery look with a published overall value and documented stone details.
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Portrait reference · not this eventMet Gala 2022 · 2 May 2022
Exact worn-piece prices unavailable
A Tiffany & Co. diamond look, identified by the house itself. The jewellery is documented; public prices and exact bracelet count are not.
See every pieceCelebrity jewellery breakdowns bring the details of a specific appearance into one place. Choose a celebrity and event, then follow the item list to see the named maker, jewellery type, documented materials and the source supporting the identification. An event report is different from a general style guide: the date and exact appearance matter, particularly when the same celebrity wears similar jewellery on several occasions.
The files above separate published retail prices from an overall reported jewellery value. When a source does not provide a price, that field stays unavailable. A subtotal covers only the documented entries with published prices. It should never be read as the complete cost of an outfit containing additional unpriced pieces. All monetary figures retain their source currency and reporting date.
Use the filters to find reports with published prices, an overall reported value or undisclosed costs. Open the full file for the source list and notes about model identification. Credited portrait references identify the person; they are explicitly labelled when photographed at a different event. The event coverage link provides the original context and event photographs.
For ideas you can adapt to everyday outfits, the Celebrity Lookbook offers a separate set of illustrative styling guides. For shopping, The Jewellery Edit provides style files and retailer destinations. Neither a similar-looking shop item nor an illustrative photograph proves that a celebrity wore that exact product. Send a correction with the event date and a direct source if you spot a detail that needs updating.