Three movie jewels

The world of cinema often dictates the fashions of the time and, sometimes, makes jewels the true protagonists of the big screen. Today we discover together among film jewels that have contributed to writing the history of Cinema, worn by exceptional actresses !

Ingrid Bergman, star among stars

It's 1964 and it's the flourishing years of Italian and American cinema. In Hollywood, the wonderful Ingrid Bergman stars in the film "The Lady's Revenge", showing off a precious Bulgari necklace entirely Made in Italy that made history, becoming one of the first jewels to steal the scene even from an actress of Bergman's caliber. It was made of gold and diamonds . How many can you count?

From that moment on, all the movie stars went in search of the most precious and flashy necklaces, becoming regular visitors to the luxury boutiques of Rome and Italy.

Julia Roberts in 90's Los Angeles

"Pretty Woman", a cult for fans. A story of romance and luxury worth 463 million dollars. In the modern and romantic fairy tale made in LA that tells the love between Vivian and Edward, Julia Roberts shows off a necklace made especially for the film by the French goldsmith Fred Joaillier. In white gold, with diamonds and 23 rubies , in 1990, the year the film was released, it had a value of over 250 thousand dollars. Today, we are talking about millions. It has definitely made history!

In the heart of the ocean

It is impossible to forget the precious Heart of the Ocean from Titanic. The film filled theaters all over the world, thrilling generations and generations. Kate Winslet, who plays the rich protagonist Rose, shows off the precious necklace made by Asprey & Garrad. It is a jewel made of a large zirconia blue like the ocean, surrounded by white gold. Today the jewel has become almost a museum piece, jealously guarded by 20th Century Fox, the parent company of the film. After all, it was the protagonist of the famous portrait scene...

But that's not all! This jewel inspired by the Crown of France became so famous that a 170-carat sapphire version was recreated, with 65 diamonds, to be worn by Céline Dion during the Oscars in 1998. Just think, this necklace is worth over 2 million dollars!