MADELINE BREWER: The Handmaid’s Tale actress radiated some serious Spanish vibes with her SAG red carpet look. What caught our eye though were her mismatched statement earrings. It seems to be that both beauties are from Lorraine Schwartz. The unique pairing included a stunning diamond and ruby antique earring that was mixed with a diamond floral one suspended on black beads similar in style to the ones Miley Cyrus wore to the 2010 Academy Awards. Some of you may be on the fence about the two mixed together. Do we prefer one style over the other? No not really though we do admire Madeline’s risk-taking jewelry style.
AMY ADAMS: Love love love the diamond ring and bracelet from Cartier. The earrings are another story. Don’t get us wrong the onyx, diamond and spinel drops are gorgeous but we’re wanting something a little more noticeable. Don’t you agree? 
ALISON BRIE: When you’re wearing a huge bow that is highly embellished in the back the best bet would be to stick to a pair of glittery stud earrings. Alison did just that with her chic retro 40s Deco diamond studs by Fred Leighton. Perfection!
LAURA HARRIER: Laura’s tiered Bulgari sapphire, emerald and diamond earrings and cocktail rings provided a fabulous color contrast to her bright pink gown.
LADY GAGA: This is the first time these Tiffany and Co. jewelry pieces which were designed by chief artistic officer Reed Krakoff for the brand’s Blue Book Collection were revealed to the public and what better way to showcase the new line than with Lady Gaga at the center of it at the SAG Awards. The piece we fell in love with the most was the heart and star choker which was inspired by the waning pattern of the lunar cycle. 
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CARA SANTANA: We love the fact that Cara matched her ombre blue Moselle Atelier Swarovski earrings and cocktail ring to her blue ruffled gown. She did have another jewelry option which she posted to her Instagram stories. Do you think she made the right choice?
MARGOT ROBBIE: Margot wore a head to toe look from Chanel’s Pre-Fall 2019 Metiers D’Art collection. Chanel Fine Jewelry San Marco cream and gold pearl earrings accented with diamonds and yellow sapphires completed her look.
RACHEL BROSNAHAN: The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel had our second favorite pair of earrings on the SAG red carpet. The standout piece of her entire outfit were those fun and whimsical diamond bow earrings with pearl centers from Irene Neuwirth. We’re swooning over here!
JANE FONDA: Jane may not be topping her Gismondi 1754 Emmy jewels from 2017 but we do love her Diva diamond chandelier earrings from the jewelry line along with that 20-carat flawless dynamite diamond ring!
ROBIN WRIGHT: The House of Cards actress picked the perfect plunging dress to showcase this divine sapphire and diamond cluster pendant from Niwaka Collections.
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GUO PEI: Guo’s jewels were like from a trip to the temple complete with fierce looking dragons. 
CHANEL: Chanel was a flurry of feathery flowers adorned with dainty pearls and rhinestones. 
ALEXIS MABILLE: Rainbow-hued gems from 
ALEXANDRE VAUTHIER: Slinky long diamante knotted statement earrings and pearl and rhinestone brooches reflected a ’60s inspired YSL Parisian-themed collection.
DIOR: The circus came to town for Dior’s Spring 2019 couture collection. Maria Grazia Chiuri immersed herself with everything that had to do with the traveling carnival – the performances, the costumes and props. She made an interesting choice to showcase only one piece of jewelry -a pair of intertwined gold gloved hand pendants. Are they hands of a clown or clapping hands from a gleeful crowd cheering in the stands?
AZZARO: Creative director Maxime Simoens inspiration? Jerry Hall, Bianca Jagger, Cher and Grace Jones a la Studio 54. Glitzy crystal tiered necklaces radiated light and sparkle like a disco ball. 
ELIE SAAB: The designer’s love for pastels and the sea were strong elements in his collection. Models paraded jeweled geodes sliced as pendant earrings and cuffs that were combined with mineral crystals to create sea worthy gems. 
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