The Oscars are over and now it’s time to have some fun! We’re scouring all the Oscar after-parties and bringing you the best of the best in terms of jewels! First stop is the Elton John AIDS Foundation Academy Awards Viewing Party!
NIKKI REED: We’ve fallen hard for these Jared Lehr peridot and diamond earrings that Nikki wore on the white carpet. Of course she topped off her jewelry look with several bracelets and rings from her socially conscious and eco-friendly jewelry line Bayou with Love.
ADRIANA LIMA: With a bold hot pink lip Adriana took to the white carpet wearing a splendid pair of light pink and white diamond feather earrings from Chopard. 
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GEORGIA FOWLER: The Victoria Secret’s beauty chose to showcase a major jewelry statement with white diamond and platinum Dena Kemp triangle earrings.
ASHLEE EVAN ROSS: Purple and green never looked so good together! We just loved Ashlee’s Lorraine Schwartz amethyst and emerald chandelier earrings and matching amethyst and diamond ring! 
LAIS RIBIERO: The VS model chose Messika’s Flappers diamond choker – a one of a kind piece from the jewelry brand’s Paris est une Fete High Jewelry collection to add sparkle to her billowy nude chiffon gown. 
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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.
LAIS RIBEIRO: If we had to choose between Alessandra’s diamond version or model Lais Ribeiro’s vibrant pink sapphire ones- Lais would win hands down. Her gorgeous ORLOV chandeliers consisted of 46 pink sapphires and 12 carats of diamonds.
TONI GARRN: The Victoria Secret model wore a shocking pink silk pajama-like suit and adorned her neck and ears with Messika’s Move Addiction diamond necklace and earrings. 
KATY PERRY: Attending the gala with beau Orlando Bloom the singer wore ORLOV’s simplicity earrings set with 6 pear shape diamonds in 18K white gold. The contemporary feel of the earrings were the perfect compliment to her ruched Tom Ford dress.
ISABELI FONTANA: The model wore Jacob & Co.’s Rare Touch choker and glove to this year’s Monte Carlo gala. Isabeli wore the dramatic diamond mesh collar with the 18K glove (which was seen on Madonna) and is set with 382 brilliant cut diamonds. 
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