DUA LIPA: Dua’s diamond Onde ring edged with emeralds by de Grisogono caught our eye on the red carpet. For her press room look, she stuck with head to toe Saint Laurent which included these oversized Smoking Star crystal earrings that paired perfectly with the celestial print of her dress. She topped off that look with a variety of rings from Alan Crocetti.
WINNIE HARLOW:Â We loved that the Canadian model picked up on purple-pink hues of her Elie Saab floral gown and paired her red carpet jewels to it. Winnie wore a pink sapphire, amethyst and brown diamond Allegra ring, and a pink sapphire and amethyst Allegra bracelet from de Grisogono.
PINK: White hot diamonds courtesy of Le Vian were mixed in with some very edgy rock’n’roll jewels from British jewelry designer Shaun Leane. Pink wore Shaun’s signature hook earring accented with diamonds and his triple Sabre ring. 
MADISON BEER: The Hurts Like Hell singer turned everyone’s heads in a sheer chain link red carpet number that was accented with Norman Silverman diamond earrings and a stack of Cartier Love bracelets in gold, silver and rose gold.
ANNE MARIE: The four-time BRIT nominee rocked the red carpet in a bevy of Bulgari jewels. Divas Dream diamond earrings with sapphire accents were paired with a sapphire, aquamarine and diamond Serpenti snake head pendant necklace (similar to the one shown below).
MAYA JAMA: The British TV and radio presenter floated onto the red carpet in a tulle confection of a dress complete with sparkling Butler & Wilson jewels.
H.E.R.: Gabriella ‘Gabi’ Wilson hands down had the best ring game of the night at the 2019 BRIT Awards! The singer, who wore a diamond Sheryl Jones Jewelry choker topped off her metallic look with a bevy of colorful cocktail rings. The juicy gems included an 18K amethyst geometric diamond ring, an 18K pink and blue sapphire and amethyst ring and our absolute favorite- an 18K cabochon citrine and diamond stunner all by Sheryl Jones Jewelry.
JORJA SMITH: The singer’s fun flirty and feathery frock was topped off with deep ruby red and white diamond drop earrings from David Morris.
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CATE BLANCHETT: Why wear jewels when your Christopher Kane dress has them already built-in? Cate picked up the colorful hues of the oversized jewels and matched them perfectly to her Ritratto amethyst and blue topaz rings from Pomellato.
MARGOT ROBBIE: Sweet diamond Chanel Shooting Star earrings were a perfect match to Margot’s very frilly tulle Chanel gown.
BAR RAFAELI: Bar kept things simple with large geometric shaped gold and white diamond earrings by Lorraine Schwartz. 
DUCKIE THOT: The Australian model brought a shot of color to the amfAR carpet. Emerald and diamond earrings and statement ring from Lynn Ban matched perfectly to her ivy covered gown. 
LAIS RIBEIRO: Only Chopard diamond jewels would do for Lais’ amfAR red carpet look.
NICKY HILTON ROTHSCHILD: Nicky brought out the bling! Paris Hilton’s sis dazzled in some serious sparkle from Jacob & Co. Hmmm perhaps a little too much sparkle. We would ditch the necklace.
DELILAH BELLE: Lisa Rinna’s daughter also wore jewels from Jacob & Co. Somehow we find Delilah’s jewelry picks much more suitable for her red carpet look than Nicky’s. Don’t you agree?
ALESSANDRA AMBROSIO: Anyone else feeling a major 80s vibe from Alessandra ? Not only does her keyhole cut out on her velvet dress add to the eighties mood but also her oversized gold interlocking earrings by Lorraine Schwartz.
CHANEL IMAN: We get that Chanel was trying to match her jewels to her dress but somehow this jewelry look doesn’t seem to work for us. Huge diamond yellow gold mesh chandeliers combined with the necklace all from Lorraine Schwartz seemed a little garish in color against Chanel’s lighter lemon yellow gown.
KAROLINA KURKOVA: We love absolutely everything about this Ana Khouri jewelry look that Karolina Kurkova sported to the event right down to the tiny bit of sparkle from the jewelry designer’s signature diamond ear cuff.
Alex Pall & Andrew Taggart of The Chainsmokers: So who had the best jewels of the night? These guys right here. Alex pinned on an antique Edwardian diamond brooch in platinum and Andrew wore a carved floral emerald cabochon pin accented in a Deco design suspended from an openwork diamond-set poniard motif top. Both brooches were from Beladora and have a combined worth of $20,000.
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