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Platinum Jewels Shined at 2025 Oscars March 03, 2025 (0 comments)
Los Angeles, CA--With bold statement necklaces stunning brooches and other important jewels, platinum was the metal of choice for many of Hollywood’s brightest stars, complementing their red carpet looks.
This year’s standout platinum jewelry trends included striking necklaces worn by Mikey Madison and Raye, as well as sophisticated brooches sported by Kieran Culkin, Giancarlo Esposito and Paul Tazewell, said Jenny Luker, president of Platinum Guild International USA.
“Platinum jewelry remains the premier choice for at the Academy Awards because of its timeless elegance and unmatched strength, ensuring diamonds and gemstones shine at their brightest,” said Jenny Luker, President. “Celebrities and their stylists consistently turn to platinum for these major red-carpet moments.”
Leading luxury jewelry houses, including Tiffany & Co., Lorraine Schwartz, Fred Leighton, Kwiat,
De Beers, Cartier, and Martin Katz showcased their finest platinum designs on Hollywood’s elite.
Platinum’s naturally white luster and durability continue to make it the ultimate choice for red carpet jewelry, ensuring these exceptional pieces remain iconic for years to come.
Notable platinum jewelry moments at the Academy Awards and related parties: included:
Mikey Madison in Tiffany & Co. jewelry set in platinum
- Tiffany & Co. Archives necklace with diamonds (1909 -1919), set in platinum-iridium
- Earrings with diamonds, set in platinum
- Bracelet with diamonds, set in platinum
- Ring with diamonds (over 9 carats), set in platinum
- Ring with a pink tourmaline and diamonds, set in platinum
Raye in Lorraine Schwartz jewelry set in platinum
- Necklace with diamonds (60 carats) with a natural ruby drop (23 carats), set in platinum
- Earrings with diamonds, set in platinum
- Ring with diamonds, set in platinum
Kieran Culkin in Fred Leighton and Kwiat jewelry set in platinum
- Kwiat Fred Leighton custom Colombian emerald, purple sapphire, and peridot brooch, set in platinum; designed as a jabot with the birthstones of his wife Jazz Charton and his two children
Giancarlo Esposito in Fred Leighton jewelry set in platinum
- 1930’s diamond scroll double clip brooch, set in platinum
Paul Tazewell in Fred Leighton and Kwiat jewelry set in platinum
- Fred Leighton important 1950’s diamond brooch with round and baguette cut diamonds (over 45 carats), set in platinum
- Kwiat Ashoka diamond snake ring, set in platinum
Ariana Grande in De Beers rings set in platinum
- Old Bond Street cushion shaped diamond ring (5.66 carats), set in platinum
- Classic micropave round brilliant ring (1.62 carats), set in platinum
Zoe Saldana in Cartier earrings set in platinum
- High Jewelry earrings with diamonds, set in platinum
Meg Ryan in Tiffany & Co. jewelry set in platinum
- Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany & Co. Cones with Petals ear clips, set in platinum and yellow gold
- Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany & Co. Stitches bracelet with diamonds, set in platinum and 18k yellow gold
- Ring with a rubellite (over 22 carats) and diamonds, set in platinum
- Ring with a diamond (over 5 carats), set in platinum
- Ring with a diamond (over 7 carats), set in platinum
Emily Kassie in Fred Leighton jewelry set in platinum
- 1950’s diamond spray earrings, set in platinum
- Art Deco diamond and onyx ring, set in platinum
- 1960’s diamond cocktail ring, set in platinum
Julianne Hough in Martin Katz ring set in platinum
- 3-stone diamond Carre cut ring, set in platinum
Melanie Lynskey in earrings by Martin Katz (Vanity Fair Oscar Party)
- Pear and marquise shaped diamond cluster earrings, set in platinum
Christina Ricci in Martin Katz bracelet set in platinum (Vanity Fair Oscar Party)
- Square-cut aquamarine and diamond bracelet, set in platinum
