Key points
- earrings dating from the 1940s–1950s, a Tiffany Victoria mixed-cluster bracelet in platinum, and a duo of Jean Schlumberger rings—one in platinum with a more than 9-carat diamond and another in yellow gold showcasing over 6 carats of brilliance.
- Newly named a Boucheron “Friend of the Maison,” he wore a poetic series of cool-toned leaf brooches from the upcoming “Histoire de Style” high jewelry collection, arranged like climbing ivy across a bottlegreen Valentino jacket.
- Awards season arrived shimmering as the 83rd Golden Globe Awards unfolded in Beverly Hills with a rush of anticipation and a serious dose of glamour.
Gems and Jewelry News: Stars Return and Sparkle in Beverly Hills
Awards season arrived shimmering as the 83rd Golden Globe Awards unfolded in Beverly Hills with a rush of anticipation and a serious dose of glamour. Host Nikki Glazer returned for her second year—still the show’s first and only solo female host—and kept the audience delighted with razor-sharp humor and effortless stage command. Hollywood’s finest gathered to celebrate the best in film, television, and—for the first time ever—podcasts. Amy Poehler claimed the inaugural audio honor while sparkling in Boucheron’s “Serpent Bohème Solarité” necklace, its white-gold diamonds perfectly foreshadowing the dominant looks to come.
White gold and diamonds dominated the glittering Globes red carpet
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Barely halfway through the night, one unstoppable trend emerged across the carpet. Platinum, white gold, and glittering diamonds became the unofficial uniform, and, as this Gems and Jewelry News report clocked from the sidelines, the ice hit harder than the champagne.
Teyana Taylor Ignites a White-Hot Streak
Teyana Taylor set the tone with the evening’s first major victory—Best Supporting Actress for One Battle After Another. She charmed audiences by teasing, “Wait until you see my party in the back,” before turning to reveal a brilliant bow glinting against her Schiaparelli gown. The glow intensified with jewelry that sparked instant buzz: archival Tiffany & Co. earrings dating from the 1940s–1950s, a Tiffany Victoria mixed-cluster bracelet in platinum, and a duo of Jean Schlumberger rings—one in platinum with a more than 9-carat diamond and another in yellow gold showcasing over 6 carats of brilliance.
Brooches and Bold Statements for the Men
The unexpected breakout accessory of the night? Brooches—styled big, styled bold, and often styled better by the men. Colman Domingo led the charge. Newly named a Boucheron “Friend of the Maison,” he wore a poetic series of cool-toned leaf brooches from the upcoming “Histoire de Style” high jewelry collection, arranged like climbing ivy across a bottlegreen Valentino jacket. Rings and an ear clip from Boucheron’s Quatre line finished the effect, transforming him into an unofficial ambassador for elevated male accessorizing.
Colman Domingo with his leaf brooches from Boucheron
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He wasn’t alone. Dwayne Johnson glimmered in Chopard diamonds. Paul W. Downs highlighted his lapel with a Boucheron Roseau brooch. Rising HBO star Connor Storrie stunned in Tiffany & Co.’s legendary Bird on a Rock, flaunting a 13-plus-carat diamond.
Diamonds Rule—Though Color Has Its Moments
Miley Cyrus delivered one of the night’s few gemstone explosions. Her sweeping Saint Laurent gown plunged just deeply enough to frame a Tiffany & Co. platinum necklace crowned with an unenhanced emerald topping 15 carats. Paired with platinum diamond studs and a Schlumberger Sixteen Stone ring, the look balanced glamour with restraint.
Lisa Manobal of The White Lotus stepped into Bulgari’s new era, trading Serpenti coils for the Vimini choker, an 18-karat yellow-gold lattice dusted in pavé. Inspired by ancient Greek and Roman basketry, her Vimini five-band ring and yellow-gold earrings suggested Bulgari’s next chapter will be as storied as its last.
Teyana Taylor and her platinum-based jewelry by tiffany
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Meanwhile, De Beers London channeled Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata through Chase Infiniti’s Arpeggia diamond earrings, echoing shimmering musical notation in white gold. Amanda Seyfried revisited classic Hollywood elegance with a shawl, a sculpted ivory gown, and over 800 Tiffany diamonds from the Sea of Wonder Blue Book suite.
A Glittering Forecast for the Season Ahead
As the lights dimmed and the carpet cleared, the message of the evening remained brilliantly clear. Jewelry has reclaimed frontrunner status in Hollywood’s style narrative. Platinum and white gold are fully back, archival design is roaring louder than ever, and brooches—long relegated to nostalgia—have become the accessory with real teeth. Yet stylists only cautiously flirted with color, suggesting that emeralds, rubies, sapphires, and spinels may soon surge from supporting players to headliners. If the Golden Globes marked the first mile of the season’s journey, expect deeper risks, bolder silhouettes, and gemstones chosen not for safety but for storytelling. The 2026 awards runway promises to be a battlefield where craftsmanship, creativity, and courage collide—and fans will be watching every angle of every jewel.
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