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Oscars Jewelry Fashion Report: Drop Earrings & Hair Jewelry

March 09, 06 by IDEX Online Staff Reporter

All eyes were on Los Angeles, as the Academy Awards got underway. While all of Hollywood had gathered to honor the film industry, movies took a back seat to fashion and jewelry as the stars made their way down the red carpet.


Felicity Huffman

 

Oscar nominee Felicity Huffman was decked out in $2 million worth of jewels from Martin Katz. The Desperate Housewives star wore a platinum and diamond bracelet with 38 carats of round diamonds, valued at $125,000; pear shaped diamond drop earrings of 7 carats, each valued at $750,000; 15 carat cushion cut diamond ring, valued at $850,000; Diamond "Gardenia" brooch worn in her hair, over 100 diamonds totaling 40 carats, valued at $190,000.

 

Dolly Parton, who is usually more rhinestone than diamond, wore more than $2 million worth of jewelry from Fred Leighton. Parton's earnings, diamond briolette pendant earrings with old European cut diamonds of approximately 5 carats and briolette diamond drops of approximately 16 carats each, alone were valued at $1,215,000.


Dolly Parton

 

She also wore two vintage diamond bracelets (one from the 1930s, one from the 1920s), valued at $265,000; a diamond chain necklace with approximately 47.8 carats of round brilliant cut diamonds, valued at $100,000; 10.58 carat antique cushion-cut diamond ring ($350,000); 3.01 carat pear shaped diamond ring ($75,000); a pair of 1920s diamond flower clip brooches in platinum ($12,500); a diamond bon-brooch ($120,000); a pair of 1930s diamond "string bean" brooches ($60,000); a pair of 1930s "string bean" brooches ($40,000).

 

Heralding a new fashion, one of the trends of the night was for stars to wear diamonds in their hair. The look was embraced by Jessica Alba, who sported a 5 carat, $13,000 champagne and cognac diamond hair pin with 44 round diamonds. Jennifer Garner wore an 8 carat vintage diamond hair brooch from "Paris 1964," worth $76,000. Bai Ling wore a $250,000 32 carat diamond cuff worn in hair from Effervescence collection, while Oscar winner Reese Witherspoon wore a $45,000, 19th century diamond bird hair pin.

 


Rachel Weisz

Drop earrings continue to be extremely fashionable. Best supporting actress winner Rachel Weisz, wore emerald cut white diamond demi-drop earrings with round white diamond studs from Chopard, which she matched with a two-piece rose cut diamond ring with 2.71 carat diamond centers surrounded by 19 rose cut diamonds, 2.69 carats, also from the Swiss jewelry house. Salma Hayek opted for a pair of 15.66 carat Asscher-cut diamond earrings and a fancy intense orangy pink diamond ring of 15.23 carats, both from Leviev.

 


Terence Howard
Charlize Theron sported 8 carat fancy yellow diamond chandelier earrings, which she matched with three bracelets: a 44 carat fancy yellow bracelet; a white and yellow 23.41 diamond marquis-cut bracelet; and an alternating fancy yellow and white diamond bracelet, comprising 43.52 carats

 

But this year, the men of Hollywood gave their female counterparts a run for their money in the sparkle department, with many comments being made about Terence Howard's $500,000 30 carat platinum pear and marquis shape diamond brooch. Howard also wore a 20 carat diamond ring, worth $1 million, both from Sol Raphael, while Samuel L. Jackson wore a platinum and diamond aire traveler time piece, worth $125,000 and a personalized "SLJ" platinum tie pin, $15,000, both from Chris Aire.

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