Movie jewelry that delights

A movie becomes of high qual­i­ty when every, even the small­est, detail is thought through dur­ing its cre­ation. Their absence can deprive the film of col­ors. One of these items is jew­el­ry. We will tell you about acces­sories in the world of cin­e­ma that win the hearts of girls with just one glance.

Tiara from the movie “The Great Gats­by”

For the movie hero­ines of this mas­ter­piece of world cin­e­ma, a huge col­lec­tion of acces­sories was cre­at­ed, the style of which was pop­u­lar in the 20s of the last cen­tu­ry. Each dec­o­ra­tion that was worn in the pic­ture is made of gold or plat­inum, pearls and pre­cious stones were used to dec­o­rate them. The most famous and expen­sive acces­so­ry was the tiara of the main char­ac­ter, which was dec­o­rat­ed with white and yel­low dia­monds. Experts esti­mate its cost at about 300 thou­sand US dol­lars.

Neck­lace from the film musi­cal “Moulin Rouge”

For the cin­e­ma, a neck­lace was pro­duced that sparkled with stones SWAROVSKI. The per­former of the role, Nicole Kid­man, turned out to be very fas­tid­i­ous and even threat­ened to refuse the role, hav­ing learned that the jew­el­ry “spoils glass stones that no one needs.” The pro­duc­ers of the film had to turn to the head of the com­pa­ny “Ste­fano EDGES”, so that he would replace the stones in the neck­lace. The wish of the actress was ful­filled — just imag­ine a neck­lace with dia­monds, which con­sist­ed of more than 1000 stones and weighed about 3 kg! He was brought under the strictest secu­ri­ty for film­ing, and the cost of this dream of all the girls is about ten thou­sand mil­lion US dol­lars.

Chok­er from the movie “Tourist”

Angeli­na Jolie, the lead­ing lady of the film, was lucky enough to show off in a gen­uine antique piece that the famous design­er R. Prokop remade from an ancient tiara. The chok­er neck­lace has become one of the jew­el­ry col­lec­tions of the actress. The cost is approx­i­mate­ly $1 mil­lion.

Stakes from Break­fast at Tiffany’s

Jew­el­ry in the film appeared in almost every scene, each of which was dis­tin­guished by lux­u­ry and unprece­dent­ed beau­ty. The neck­lace with the name “Rhap­sody” worn by the hero­ine of actress Audrey Hep­burn has prob­a­bly become one of the most rec­og­niz­able dec­o­ra­tions in the his­to­ry of cin­e­ma. This neck­lace is a bind­ing of a large num­ber of beau­ti­ful pearls, and in the cen­ter is a chic dia­mond rose. The dec­o­ra­tion became the tal­is­man of the com­pa­ny that cre­at­ed this mas­ter­piece of jew­el­ry. The cost of this famous acces­so­ry is 3 and a half mil­lion US dol­lars.

Neck­lace from the film “Gen­tle­men Pre­fer Blondes”

This jew­el is prob­a­bly the most famous in the world. Mon­roe, who starred in the film, was as charm­ing as ever. The main stone that adorned the neck­lace is a dia­mond from India, which pre­vi­ous­ly flaunt­ed on a com­plete­ly dif­fer­ent piece of jew­el­ry, which, by the way, belonged to the roy­al. The fur­ther fate of this neck­lace was not very suc­cess­ful. After some time, the main dia­mond was put up for sale at an auc­tion, where it was bought for a mil­lion dol­lars, and the rest was lost.

“Heart of the Ocean” from the movie “Titan­ic”

It is impos­si­ble not to recall the neck­lace that was pre­sent­ed to the hero­ine Kate Winslet. The film says that the jew­el (an impos­si­bly beau­ti­ful blue sap­phire) used to be one of the com­po­nents of the crown of Louis XIV. True, the real­i­ty is com­plete­ly dif­fer­ent and com­plete­ly unro­man­tic: a piece of jew­el­ry spe­cial­ly for the film was pre­sent­ed by one of the jew­el­ry hous­es. For its man­u­fac­ture, white gold and cubic zirko­nia were used. The price of the neck­lace turned out to be quite mod­est com­pared to those men­tioned above — only 10 thou­sand dol­lars.

After the release of the film, the brand ASPREY&GARRAD cre­at­ed an ana­logue of the neck­lace, how­ev­er, much more expen­sive — experts esti­mat­ed it at more than $ 2 mil­lion. The dou­ble was made from a 170-carat sap­phire and 65 dia­monds, each weigh­ing 30 carats.