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Warm Tones and Vintage Cuts Dominate Jewelry Trends at 83rd Golden Globes February 02, 2026 (0 comments)
New York, NY--A Diamond is Forever identified the primary natural diamond trends from the 83rd Annual Golden Globe Awards. The analysis highlights a shift toward colored gemstones—specifically warm-toned "Desert diamonds"—alongside distinct earring silhouettes, maximalist brooches, and the resurgence of the Riviera necklace.
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According to the report, attendees moved away from exclusively white diamonds in favor of yellow, orange, and pink hues. Winner Jessie Buckley wore Martin Katz Desert diamonds sourced from Botswana, including a fancy orangey-pink moval diamond ring and pink and white diamond earrings. Hailee Steinfeld featured multiple yellow diamond pieces by Repossi, while Charli XCX wore De Beers London yellow diamond earrings.
Other notables included Teyana Taylor in archival late-1940s Tiffany & Co. colored diamond earrings and presenter Keltie Knight in a Premier Gem honey-colored diamond ring.
Earrings were categorized into three prevailing styles: button, cluster, and drop. Emily Blunt (Tiffany & Co.) and Zoë Kravitz (Jessica McCormack) opted for button styles, while Kylie Jenner (Lorraine Schwartz) and Selena Gomez (Chanel High Jewelry) wore large cluster earrings. The drop category featured both linear and classic designs, seen on Chase Infiniti (De Beers London), Kate Hudson (Garatti Jewelry), Sabrina Elba (Jessica McCormack), and Kirsten Dunst (ASHOKA).
The report also noted a significant presence of brooches, particularly in menswear. Colman Domingo wore custom diamond lily brooches by Boucheron, and Tramell Tillman wore a large Boucheron feather brooch. Connor Storrie donned Tiffany & Co.’s "Bird on a Rock," and Benny Blanco wore a Neil Lane diamond brooch.
The Riviera necklace appeared in both traditional and modern iterations. Aimee Lou Wood wore a contemporary David Yurman design, while Amy Poehler chose a statement piece by Boucheron. Minnie Driver and Dakota Fanning wore classic versions by Rahaminov Diamonds and Fred Leighton, respectively.
Learn more in this news release.