Our final recap of all the glorious 2019 Met Gala jewels is here!!!. Make sure you check out our part one and part two posts to see the full jewelry recap! Enjoy!
NAOMI CAMPBELL: Now this is what we call a bracelet stack! Vintage Deco infused diamond and ruby bracelets added wonderful contrasting colors to Naomi’s pink feathery frock. 
JENNIFER CONNELLY: We were intrigued by this single bold fern leaf shaped earring that Jennifer Connelly wore on the pink carpet. We’re assuming it’s by Louis Vuitton.
EMILY BLUNT: Emily’s Messika diamond earrings were like rays of sunshine – perfect for Emily’s high-octane gold flower ensemble.
CAMILA MORRONE: When just one diamond bracelet won’t do – pile on twenty more! Why not? Camila’s Deco bangle bracelet combination and diamond earrings were all from Beladora Jewelry.
ZENDAYA: Dressed as Cinderella Zendaya wore several jewels from Stefere Jewelry including this stunning flower ring.
CAMILA MENDES: How cool are these delightful pastel diamond and aquamarine lighting bolt-esque earrings from TASAKI on the Riverdale star? 
NINA DOBREV: Tinkerbell anyone? The Fam star wore one of the best diamond earrings (worth $2 million) of the night and two rings all from Harry Winston.
CANDICE SWANEPOEL: Icey blue amethyst and diamond jewelry from de Grisogono was the perfect fit for this VS model’s Prabal Gurung gown.
ELLE FANNING: These candy-colored Tiffany & Co. gemstone rings are almost good enough to eat! The sweet gems were paired with kitschy nail charms that added to Elle’s campy look.
GWEN STEFANI: Gwen arrived as Jeremy Scott’s muse and draped herself in a necklace from the Moschino line as well as a ton of colored and diamond bracelets and rings from EFFY jewelry.
HALSEY: Halsey looked every bit the warrior princess with those long TASAKI earrings and shiny KHIRY gold cuffs, arm bands and rings. 
AMBER VALLETTA: While we loved her electric line green feather coat we fell hard for her titanium, emerald, and diamond High Jewelry earrings from Chopard.
SIENNA MILLER: Giving us a very retro 60s Michelle Pfeiffer vibes with her silvery dress and Messika diamond jewelry.
RITA ORA: This is what over 280 carats worth of Lorraine Schwartz diamonds look like. You’re welcome!
CIARA: When you decide to wear Cher/Bob Mackie-esque ensemble you gotta back it up with the jewels. Ciara rocked 30-carat emerald studs, ring and an emerald necklace from Lorraine Schwartz.
CHARLI XCX: Divine in diamonds from Beladora Jewelry the singer wore a pair of $22,500 diamond cluster top earrings suspended from detachable bottoms that featured pear and marquise diamonds in platinum.
MILEY CYRUS: Miley looked rocker 80s chic with her diamond earrings, emerald and diamond bracelet and a cocktail ring from Bulgari
LUPITA NYONG’O: Blown away with Lupita’s colorful vintage amethyst and emerald necklace and matching multicolored bracelet and ring from Bulgari. Hands down one of our favorites of the night.
YARA SHAHIDI: Yara joined the likes of Mindy Kaling and Natasha Lyonne by choosing to wear David Webb jewels.
According to her stylist Jason Bolden, Yara wore Webb’s Cascade necklace valued at $465,000 backward!
DUA LIPA: We loved the fact that the singer and first time Met guest created a crystal crown of colorful flower brooches from Versace’s SS19 RTW collection.
GIGI HADID: Channelling Liberace and his love for jewels Gigi iced out her ears with triple diamond hoop earrings totaling over 90 carats by Lorraine Schwartz
RUTH NEGGA: A custom 18K gold and diamond floral headband and matching rings from Irene Neuwirth were spotted on Ruth Negga as she hit up the pink carpet. 
JOSEPHINE SKRIVER: Looking like she just stepped out of a floral fantasy Josephine wore Bulgari earrings and a stunning array of gemstone rings from Wendy Yue.
KARLIE KLOSS: The Project Runway host adorned her custom Dapper Dan dress with Gucci gems.
ANNA WINTOUR: The Grand Dame of the Met Gala wowed us with her beautiful antique diamond necklace by Oscar Massin which was made in the last quarter of the 19th century. The stunning necklace which was sold at Sotheby’s in their London fine jewels sale for 274,000 GBP was combined with another antique floral diamond necklace. Swipe to see the beauty in action.
Source: Getty Images/@uni.fun for video of Anna Wintour’s necklace
ASHLEE SIMPSON: Seems Ashlee is a Dylanlex fanatic! We spotted large shoulder grazing gypsy-inspired Lana earrings on the singer at Nylon’s Midnight Garden party and the jewelry brand’s Cara earrings and fringed statement-making Falkor VI necklace at the Ciroc party.
HAILEY BIEBER: With her blinged out Bieber necklace and signature gold Jamma hoops by Jennifer Fisher, Hailey added a chunky gold chain into her jewelry mix by Jack Vartanian
Hailey was also spotted sporting a pair of PrettyLittleThing rhinestone earrings and a gold and diamond safety pin earring from Anita Ko.
KATY PERRY: Taking the stage as a surprise guest during Zedd’s set at the music festival we couldn’t be more excited to see that Katy was wearing a pair of crystal earrings from 
ALESSANDRA AMBROSIO: A staple at Coachella and jewelry brand ambassador to Jacquie Aiche Alessandra Ambrosio had a special reason to celebrate at this year’s festival as it fell on her birthday! The retired VS model wore Aiche’s Azurite Sun and cherry quartz double point crystal necklaces.
KENDALL JENNER: Kendall wore a new twist to the basic hoop earring with her Misho mini flow hoops.
AMANDA STEELE: Youtube sensation Amanda Steele joined Ashley Simpson by wearing Dylanlex’s Steinem I necklace which currently has a wait list on their site.
OLIVIA CULPO: Pretty in pink Olivia wore Alessandra Rich’s crystal heart earrings.
KASEY MUSGRAVE: The country beauty who was a performer at this year’s event was decked out in over $28,000 worth of turquoise jewelry from Anna Sheffield including the Concho Earring Set which is a design created by using vintage conchos from Dennis Hopper’s personal collection. 
JOSEPHINE SKRIVER: The VS model and Coachella staple rocked a Nola necklace and Ash earrings from sister jewelry design duo Dannijo.
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