In advance of the Grammy awards tonight, a slew of celebrities attended several pre-Grammy parties last night in New York City.
PRIYANKA CHOPRA: The actress mixed it up and wore a diamond star pendant by Kismet by Milka and layered it with a hexagon diamond shaker pendant by Roule & Co. and earrings by Ara Vartanian Jewelry.
CAMILA CABELLO:Â The former Fifth Harmony singer sparkled with several diamond pieces from Chopard.
RITA ORA: Rita dazzled in diamond ear cuffs and rings by Lorraine Schwartz.
JENNIFER HUDSON: The American Idol alumni wore earrings by Butani and rings by Marli, Djula and Narcisa Pheres.
CARDI B: Cardi B attended the Grammy Salute to Industry Icons Honoring Jay-Z wearing rings by Sutra Jewels.
PINK: The singer wore Chopard earrings and a pink sapphire Amoret ear pin by Kat Kim at the Grammy Salute to Industry Icons Honoring Jay-Z. 
CHRISSY TEIGEN:Â The mom-to-be looked stunning in diamond earrings by Hueb at the Clive Davis and Recording Academy Pre-Grammy Gala show.
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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 –Â 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.
KAIA GERBER:Â We liked that Kaia kept her jewels to a minimum- what with all the embellishment and frills of her Ralph & Russo dress. The young model sparkled in a Mata Hari High Jewelry ear cuff and Glam’Azone pave double ring in white gold from Messika.
RITA ORA: The singer performed at the awards ceremony. She wore champagne colored diamond drop earrings from Lorraine Schwartz to compliment her vintage Versace dress.
HAILEY BALDWIN: Diamonds were Hailey’s best friend on the red carpet. She wore the classic white gold and diamond ‘Juste un Clou’ bracelet and earrings by Cartier.
POPPY DELEVINGNE: The older sister to Cara Delevingne, Poppy favored a lovely black ribbon and Edwardian style diamond choker by Cartier to wear on the red carpet. The stunning and eye catching necklace was accompanied by diamond crisscross stud earrings.
EVA HERZIGOVA: We were so glad that Eva chose to wear her hair up so we could see these stunning earrings by Chopard. It was an interesting jewelry choice to her Versace black mini. 
GEORGIA MAY JAGGER: The model and daughter of Mick Jagger made a bold and daring jewelry choice for the red carpet. She wore custom Matty Bovan babbym earrings. Do these glitter monsters scare you? 
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