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Platinum Guild International – Platinum Jewelry Defines Red Carpet Elegance at the 83rd Annual Golden Globe Awards
Statement Necklaces and Cocktail Rings Among the Evening’s Standout Styles
Platinum jewelry played a defining role in many of the most memorable red-carpet looks at the 83rd Annual Golden Globe Awards 2026. Chosen for its naturally white luster, exceptional strength, and ability to securely showcase diamonds and colored gemstones, platinum once again proved why it remains the foundation of fine jewelry at the world’s top awards shows.
Celebrities and their stylists selected platinum designs that emphasized craftsmanship and creativity for the Golden Globe Awards. Key trends included statement necklaces worn by Alex Cooper, Miley Cyrus and Dakota Fanning as well as cocktail rings with diamonds or color gemstones as seen on Kylie Jenner, Amanda Seyfried, and Ayo Adebiri.

“Platinum is inherently rare and remarkably durable, which allows jewelers to create designs that are both elegant and enduring,” said Jenny Luker, President of Platinum Guild International USA. “For an event like the Golden Globe Awards, where artistry, achievement, and legacy are celebrated, platinum is the natural choice.”
Throughout the ceremony and at related events, esteemed jewelry houses including Lorraine Schwartz, Tiffany & Co., Fred Leighton, Kwiat, De Beers London and Beladora presented exceptional platinum designs worn by Hollywood’s leading talent, reinforcing platinum’s position as the ultimate precious metal for fine jewelry.
Selected Platinum Jewelry Highlights from the 83rd Annual Golden Globe Awards:
Alex Cooper in Lorraine Schwartz jewelry set in platinum
Over 100 carats of diamonds set in platinum
- Necklace with 100 carats of diamonds including a 31carat cushion diamond pendant, set in platinum
- Studs with 10 carat cushion cut diamonds, set in platinum
- Diamond rings, set in platinum
Miley Cyrus in Tiffany & Co. jewelry set in platinum
- Pendant with an unenhanced emerald of over 15 carats and diamonds, set in platinum
- Tiffany studs with diamonds, set in platinum
- Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany & Co. Sixteen Stone by Tiffany ring with diamonds, set in platinum
Dakota Fanning in Fred Leighton jewelry set in platinum
- Fred Leighton c1900 old mine cut diamond necklace, set in platinum
- Fred Leighton 5.50 carat lozenge shaped fancy brown diamond ring, set in platinum
Kylie Jenner in Lorraine Schwartz jewelry set in platinum

Over 100 carats of diamonds set in platinum
- Custom mixed shape cluster diamond earrings (75 carats), set in platinum
- Diamond rings, set in platinum
Amanda Seyfried in Tiffany & Co. jewelry set in platinum

- Earrings with diamonds of over 4 total carats, set in platinum
- Ring with a diamond of over 11 carats and diamond accents, set in platinum
Ayo Edebiri in Tiffany & Co. jewelry set in platinum
- Tiffany Soleste® earrings with diamonds, set in platinum
- Tiffany solitaire diamond earrings, set in platinum
- Ring with a Tsavorite of over 10 carats and diamonds, set in platinum
- Ring with diamonds of over 10 carats, set in platinum
Charli XCX in De Beers London jewelry set in platinum
- Drops of light fancy vivid yellow pear-shaped diamond jacket earrings, set in yellow gold and platinum (4.22 carats)
- Round brilliant diamond stud earrings, set in platinum (4.12 carats)
- Old Bond Street pavé cushion-cut diamond ring, set in platinum (5.66 carats)
- Caress diamond ring, set in platinum (3.61 carats)
Emily Blunt in Tiffany & Co. jewelry set in platinum
- Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany & Co. Poid earrings with diamonds, set in platinum
- Tiffany & Co. Archives bracelet with diamonds (1957), set in platinum-iridium
- Ring with a diamond of over 11 carats and diamonds, set in platinum
- Ring with diamonds, set in platinum
Keri Russell in Tiffany & Co. jewelry set in platinum
- Elsa Peretti™ Bone cuff with pavé diamonds, set in platinum
- Sixteen Stone by Tiffany & Co. ring with diamonds, set in platinum
Kirsten Dunst in Kwiat earrings set in platinum

- Kwiat Ashoka Diamond Dormeuse earrings, with 2.0 carat (each) Ashoka diamond drops, set in platinum.
Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas in Fred Leighton jewelry set in platinum

- Fred Leighton 4.50 carat (each) old mine cut diamond pendant earrings, set in platinum
- Fred Leighton 1920’s diamond ring, set in platinum
- Fred Leighton 1920’s diamond bracelet by Cartier, set in platinum
Sarah Snook in a Fred Leighton ring set in platinum
- Fred Leighton 1930’s 5.50 carat old European cut diamond ring, set in platinum
Mary Beth Barone in Beladora jewelry set in platinum
- Beladora jade and diamond earrings, set in platinum
Kumail Nanjiani in Fred Leighton jewelry set in platinum

- Fred Leighton 1920’s diamond jabot brooch by Cartier, set in platinum
- Fred Leighton 1930’s diamond cufflinks, set in platinum
Connor Storrie in Tiffany & Co. jewelry set in platinum

- Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany & Co. Bird on a Rock brooch with a diamond of over 13 carats, diamonds and a pink sapphire, set in platinum and 18k yellow gold
Dave Franco in Beladora jewelry set in platinum
Beladora diamond flower brooch by Oscar Heyman, set in platinum.

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Palmonas Unveils Palmonas in Style With Tanya Ghavri, Bringing Celebrity Styling To Everyday Jewellery
Palmonas Joins Hands With Celebrity Stylist Tanya Ghavri To Launch “Palmonas In Style”, A Demi-Fine Jewellery Collection Inspired By Jewellery Maxxing, Empowering Consumers To Layer, Stack, Mix Metals, and Express Their Personal Style With Confidence.
Palmonas has partnered with Bollywood celebrity stylist Tanya Ghavri to launch Palmonas In Style with Tanya Ghavri, a demi-fine jewellery collection inspired by the styling philosophy behind some of India’s most iconic fashion moments.
With over 20 years of experience, Tanya Ghavri has styled some of Bollywood’s biggest celebrities for prestigious global events, including Cannes and Vanity Fair. Renowned for making jewellery an integral part of every look, Ghavri brings her styling expertise to a versatile collection designed for everyday wear.
More than just a jewellery collaboration, the Palmonas In Style collection reflects the brand’s vision of making jewellery styling accessible to everyone. As consumers increasingly turn to fashion for inspiration, Palmonas is evolving beyond contemporary jewellery to become a lifestyle-led brand, encouraging consumers to wear jewellery with confidence. The collaboration also aims to educate customers on layering, stacking, mixing metals, and embracing personal style without being limited by conventional fashion rules.


The collection embraces the growing Jewellery Maxxing trend, which celebrates self-expression through layered necklaces, stacked bracelets, statement rings, and mixed metals. Rather than relying on a single statement piece, the trend encourages wearing multiple jewellery pieces together to create looks that are personal, effortless, and unique. The collection brings this concept to life with versatile designs that make fashion-forward styling accessible to everyone.


Featuring bracelets, earrings, necklaces, rings, anklets, and handchains, every piece is designed to transition effortlessly from everyday wear to occasion dressing, allowing consumers to experiment and develop their own styling language.
Commenting on the collaboration, Pallavi Mohadikar, Founder & CEO, Palmonas, said:

“Jewellery today is no longer just an accessory; it has become an extension of personal style. We’ve always believed that creating beautiful jewellery is not the only part of the journey; helping people feel confident wearing it is just as important. With Palmonas In Style with Tanya Ghavri, we’re making jewellery styling as accessible as the jewellery itself. Tanya has spent over two decades defining some of Bollywood’s most iconic looks, and through this collaboration, we’re bringing that styling mindset to everyone.
We want people to feel confident experimenting with layering, mixing metals, and discovering their own style because there are no rules when it comes to self-expression.”
Sharing her thoughts, Tanya Ghavri said:

“I’ve always believed that jewellery has the power to transform a look. It adds personality to an outfit and makes it feel complete. My association with Palmonas began while styling Shraddha Kapoor for the brand’s campaigns, making this collaboration a natural progression. What excites me most is bringing the same styling approach to everyone, not just celebrities. We wanted to create versatile pieces that people can layer, stack, mix metals, or wear simply. Ultimately, it’s all about wearing what feels like you.”
With Palmonas In Style with Tanya Ghavri, the brand continues to redefine demi-fine jewellery by combining trend-led design with styling education, making contemporary jewellery not just something to wear, but something consumers can confidently style as part of their everyday lives.
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