This year’s Golden Globes brought a clear jewellery trend: natural diamonds, especially coloured ones, were everywhere. From subtle earrings to dramatic necklaces, celebrities embraced pieces that added personality and colour to their red carpet looks.
Desert Diamonds Take the Lead
Warm yellow, orange, and pink “desert diamonds” were the standout trend at the Golden Globes. Jessie Buckley wore Martin Katz pieces from Botswana, including a fancy orangey-pink moval diamond ring and matching earrings.
Hailee Steinfeld layered yellow diamonds from Repossi’s Blast High Jewellery and Serti sur Vide collections, while Teyana Taylor revived 1940s Tiffany & Co. archival earrings blending white and coloured stones.
Earrings in Three Key Styles
Earrings were the jewellery category to watch, showing up in three main styles: button, cluster, and drop. Button earrings offered understated elegance on Emily Blunt and Zoë Kravitz. Cluster designs added drama for Kylie Jenner and Selena Gomez, while drop earrings ranged from modern linear lines by Chase Infiniti to delicate classics by Kirsten Dunst.
Brooches and Necklaces Make Their Mark
The men’s red carpet leaned into bold brooches, from Colman Domingo’s custom Boucheron lilies to Tramell Tillman’s feather design. Riviera necklaces also returned, both in modern and classic forms—from Aimee Lou Wood’s David Yurman piece to Dakota Fanning’s Fred Leighton necklace and Amy Poehler’s dramatic Boucheron statement.
The Golden Globes showed that natural diamonds are no longer just classic accessories—they’re a way for stars to express personality and make a statement. With support from leaders like De Beers Group, these versatile stones are proving they can shine in every style, from bold and colourful to timelessly elegant.
