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Iconic Jewelry in Movies

This week, we are taking a look at the iconic jewelry worn by female characters in legendary films that we all love to watch and never get tired of rewatching, no matter how many years pass.


The Other Boleyn Girl


The beautiful “B” necklace worn by Natalie Portman as Anne Boleyn in The Other Boleyn Girl has become one of the most eye-catching and talked-about elements in the film. This magnificent pearl necklace is a faithful replica of the “B” necklace that appears in many portraits of Anne Boleyn.


Gone with the Wind


Thanks to Scarlett O'Hara's sense of style, this magnificent cameo brooch became one of the most memorable pieces for those who watched the film. Wearing a velvet mourning dress, Vivien Leigh became a fashion icon of her time with this brooch.


How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days


The necklace, designed exclusively for Kate Hudson’s character Andie by the famous jeweler Harry Winston, is an 84-carat Isadora necklace. Worth over 5 million dollars, this piece, which is the most expensive jewelry ever created for a film, is one that did not escape the notice of accessory lovers watching the movie.


Pretty Woman


Julia Roberts, who became a fashion icon with her red dress and ruby and diamond necklace, was simply the perfect fit for this role and this necklace. The necklace, estimated at 1.35 million dollars, features 23 stunning pear-shaped rubies.


Titanic


In this perfect film that everyone has watched, we all took note of the necklace called the Heart of the Ocean, which dazzles our eyes in the opening scene of the movie. Created using a blue diamond, this piece is the kind that every accessory lover would want around their neck.



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