Best red carpet jewel looks of 2017

From sassy to sultry to sizzling, we choose the five best jewellery looks spotted on the red carpet in 2017, each showing attitude and original style. 

28 December 2017
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  • Jasmine Sanders in a Bulgari Festa necklace
    Pretty in pink: Jasmine Saunders aka Golden Barbie opted for lushly coloured amethysts paired with pink tourmaline drops in Bulgari's new Festa necklace, which she wore to the launch of the collection in Venice. 
  • Emily Ratajkowski in high jewellery Bulgari necklace
    American model Emily Ratajkowski’s barely-there slip dress was overshadowed by my favourite jewel from the opening night of the Cannes Film Festival: a high jewellery necklace from Bulgari’s Heritage collection. The magnificent medallion-style necklace dates from 1969 and is set with rubies, diamonds and a huge cabochon emerald. Image: Getty
  • Jessica Biel at the Oscars 2017 wearing a sensational Tiffany Blue Book 2017 necklace
    Jessica Biel’s sensational Kaufman Franco dress needed some equally sensational jewels and Tiffany obliged with my favourite look of the night: this Whispers of the Rain Forest necklace from the 2017 Blue Book Collection.
  • Rihanna at Cannes 2017 in the Rhianna Loves Chopard High Jewellery collection
    Rihanna throws some shade on the red carpet for the premiere of Bong Joon-ho’s Okja in a handful of emerald rings, a black nephrite cuff set with a 31.95-carat emeralds and diamond and emerald earrings from the Bajan pop star’s new high jewellery collection for Chopard.
  • Cara Delevingne in de GRISOGONO Cannes 2017
    With a shaved head and de GRISOGONO black onyx and diamond cocktail ring, Cara Delevingne’s punk-rock look turned heads on the Cannes 2017 red carpet (POA).
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Maria Doulton

MARIA DOULTON

After many years as a freelance journalist and editor specialising in watches and jewellery, together with Christine Pasquier, Maria founded The Jewellery Editor. Maria’s work appears in a wide variety of notable publications, including the Financial Times, Intelligent Life, Telegraph ...

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