Let’s countdown the most memorable jewelry red carpet moments of 2017, shall we?
JANE FONDA at the 2017 Emmy Awards- The legendary actress had our jaws dropping when she hit the red carpet at the 2017 Emmy Awards. After all, when Jane turned around, who could ignore the $2.4 million one-of-a-kind emerald and diamond pieces by Grismondi 1754 which included a show stopping necklace that extended down her back? 
RUTH NEGGA at the 2017 Oscars- We did a double take when actress Ruth Negga stepped out on the red carpet for the 2017 Oscars. Our eyes gravitated towards her headpiece which was a brilliant and creative move on her stylist’s (Karla Welch) part. The headpiece which was by Irene Neuwirth with Gemfields rubies was down right drool-worthy and we simply could not take our eyes off it.
TRACEE ELLIS ROSS at the 2017 Golden Globe Awards- The Blackish star brought her ring game to the red carpet at the Golden Globe Awards. Her fistful of diamond rings which hardly went unnoticed, were composed of eight different rings. Three matching Noudar diamond rings, a Noudar two-finger armor ring, a halo-encrusted diamond ring by L’Dezen by Payal Shah, a spiky wing-like creation and lastly sculptural diamond pieces by YEPREM and Kavant&Sharat. Lesson to learn? More is more- so pile on those rings!
BEYONCE at the 2017 Grammy Awards – This is how you accept your Grammy awards- wearing $12 million dollars worth of diamonds designed by your good friend Lorraine Schwartz. The singer definitely made sure that all eyes were on Queen B.
RITA ORA – 2017 EMA MTV Awards – The singer’s bathrobe attire had everyone talking on social media. Who knew the bathrobe was part of a SS18 runway collection? But what elevated the straight from the bathroom look was pairing the robe with $7.8 million dollars worth of Lorraine Schwartz diamond jewelry. A smart but buzz worthy part on Rita Ora.
CARA DELEVINGNE at the London premiere of ‘Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets’ – Too much and over the top? Maybe but it was certainly memorable. Made exclusively for the model, the custom one-of-a-kind jeweled cape by Burberry was inspired by British vintage jewelry. The model showed us how we can take a plain black suit to new heights with just the right amount of sparkle.
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THANDIE NEWTON: Picking up on the mismatched earring trend, Thandie looked radiant in antique diamond pendant earrings and diamond ring by Fred Leighton Jewels.
ANNA CHLUMSKY: sparkled in Forevermark Diamonds stud earrings and rings.
AMANDA CREW: looked sensational in 36 carat canary diamond earrings and leaf ring by Lorraine Schwartz. We love how she matched her jewels to the ombre color effect on her dress.
EVAN RACHEL WOOD: kept it chic and simple as always, Evan Rachel Wood wore a pair of diamond drop earrings by Neil Lane.
SARAH HYLAND: was a welcoming pop of color on the Emmy red carpet with her orange sapphire, fire opal and ruby earrings and ring by Lorraine Schwartz.
PADMA LAKSHMI: wore diamond and aquamarine dart earrings by Fred Leighton jewelry. 
YVONNE STRAHOVSKI: wore a ‘Juste un Clou’ necklace from Cartier which managed to tie the red carpet look together quite nicely.
JULIANNE HOUGH: was another celeb wearing Forevermark Diamonds on the red carpet. She kept it simple with diamond stud earrings and multiple diamond band rings.
VANESSA KIRBY: wore blue enamel and diamond drop earrings, antique cut rose gold bangle and diamond cluster rings by Fred Leighton. 
KIERNAN SHIPKA: looked like a princess at last night’s Emmys. She wore mismatched earrings by Irene Neuwirth.
JULIA-LOUIS DREYFUS: went Old Hollywood and wore green jade Art Deco style drop earrings to compliment the green and yellow floral design of her Carolina Herrara gown.
CLAIRE FOY: wore Harry Winston’s Iconic Cluster collection diamond stud earrings. She looked elegant.
MANDY MOORE: wore a pink sapphire choker and diamond and Morganite teardrop earrings by Jennifer Meyer. It was just the right amount of sparkle for her gorgeous black and white tiered gown.
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