From Margot Robbie to Anne Hathaway: The most iconic Oscars jewellery moments ever

Doja Cat looked sensational at the 2025 Oscars wearing an incredible look by Balmain, but it was the yellow diamond necklace and earrings by Messika that took our breath away. 

Oh how we love a backwards necklace moment, and actress Margaret Qualley wasn't the only star at the 2025 ceremony to plump for one. Michelle Yeoh sported a gorgeous Boucheron piece while Margaret opted for Chanel. 

Best Supporting Actress winner at the 2025 ceremony Zoe Saldana opted for show stopping Saint Laurent for the occasion, topped off with an incredible choker necklace by Cartier from their Pantheres Versatiles collection. Designed to resemble the elegant big cat, the impressive piece boasted onyx, diamonds and 10.1 carat emerald. 

Last year Margot Robbie stunned on the red carpet in a black strapless Versace gown and accentuated with a touch of archival glamour in the form of a 1980s torsade cuff by Rene Boivin. The statement bracelet was crafted from 18-karat yellow gold and adorned with dainty diamonds.

Eva dazzled at the 96th Awards in a sculptural Tamara Ralph gown and a selection of Bucherer jewels. The Desperate Housewives opted for the house's 'Inner Fire Masterpiece Necklace' and the 'Classic Joy Earrings'.

Without a doubt one of the world's most famous jewellery lines, the Bulgari Serpenti collection continues to reign supreme in the world of opulent occasions. To attend the event in 2023, It-Brit Cara Delevingne sported a three-tiered Sperpenti choker and a set of large and in-charge earrings.  

To accentuate her dreamy canary yellow Valentino gown, Zanday’s stylist Law Roach called on Bulgari to deck her out in $6m worth of diamonds. Though all dreamier than ever, all eyes were on her necklace which featured a 6-carat cushion-cut yellow diamond. 

Arguably one of the most memorable Oscars jewellery moments was when Lady Gaga sported Tiffany & Co.’s iconic Tiffany Yellow Diamond, previously worn by Audrey Hepburn back in 1961 while promoting Breakfast at Tiffany’s. To complete the look she added a matching ring. 

To elevate her sleek-chic black John Galliano for Maison Margiela gown, Cate added a pop of colour in the form of a beaded blue necklace from Tiffany & Co. The collared piece featured 400 carats of turquoise cabochon gems, faceted diamonds and aquamarines and was clasped together with diamond pins. 

To accent her delightful baby pink sheath dress from Prada, Anne accessorised to perfection by wearing a diamond floral necklace from Tiffany & Co. backwards. The styling choice was made all the more awe-inspiring due to her freshly trimmed pixie cut. 

To attend the awards back in 2009, Angelina Jolie settled on a divine earring set from Lorraine Schwartz. She styled the pair of 115-carat Colombian emerald drop earrings with a matching 65-carat ring, both estimated to retail for $2.5m. 

In 2008 Nicole Kidman sported an opulent L'Wren Scott stacked necklace, made up of over 7,500 diamonds. The dazzling neck adornment was valued at $7m and took over 6000 hours to create. 

Oozing Barbie-core in a baby pink strappy gown from Ralph Lauren, Gwyneth Paltrow dazzled, with help from her dainty yet striking Harry Winston diamond choker and matching earring set. 

Paying homage to the iconic film, Titanic, Celine Dion wore Asprey & Garrard's ‘Heart of the Ocean’ necklace, made up of a heart-shaped Ceylon sapphire pendant surrounded by 103 diamonds. The iconic necklace has a ripe history and was later auctioned off for the Princess of Wales Memorial Fund.

Never one to not go all out, for the 1991 awards Madonna radiated Old Hollywood glamour in a sparkly strapless dress and a fluffy white stole. The cherry on top of the Marilyn Monroe-approved look was her diamond cluster necklace from Harry Winston, estimated to be worth $20m.

Our forever style muse Elizabeth Taylor was spotted at the 1970 ceremony in a glamorous dove grey plunging neckline dress which she accessorised with a 69-carat pear-shaped diamond pendant Cartier necklace which was originally a ring, gifted to her from her fifth husband Richard Burton- iconic behaviour if you ask us.