All The Times The Jewellery Was The Main Character in Movies and Shows

We watch these movies for the plot—if jewellery counts as ‘plot'...

Jun 16, 2025
  • L-R: Aishwarya Rai in Jodhaa Akbar and Kate Hudson in How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
    L-R: Aishwarya Rai in Jodhaa Akbar and Kate Hudson in How to Lose a Guy in 10 DaysUTV Motion Pictures and IMDB

    We have established the fact that movies and TV shows (the kind that we watch anyway) are our main source of unrealistic expectations for love. But, another thing that they are shamelessly feeding us with is the most drool-worthy jewellery that makes us contemplate robbing a bank.

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    Whether it’s the famous The Heart of the Ocean necklace in Titanic, or Julia Roberts’ necklace with heart-shaped rubies in Pretty Woman, these pieces aren’t just accessories, but main characters in their own right.

    Best Onscreen Jewellery Moments

    Rose’s The Heart of the Ocean Necklace in Titanic

    Rose (Kate Winslet) wearing the The Heart Of The Ocean Necklace in Titanic
    Rose (Kate Winslet) wearing the The Heart Of The Ocean Necklace in TitanicIMDB

    We can’t not talk about the Heart of the Ocean Necklace that Rose’s fiancé gifts her in Titanic. From the search for the necklace serving as a catalyst to unfold Jack and Rose’s story, to Rose wearing nothing but the necklace when Jack is “drawing her like one of his French girls”, the necklace is a character in the movie. We will forever remain salty about the fact that the stunning necklace ultimately landed in the ocean. There were other ways to let go of your past, Rose!!

    Holly’s Tiffany & Co. Necklace in Breakfast at Tiffany’s

    Holly (Audrey Hepburn) wearing the famous Tiffany & Co. pearl necklace in the opening scene of Breakfast at Tiffany's
    Holly (Audrey Hepburn) wearing the famous Tiffany & Co. pearl necklace in the opening scene of Breakfast at Tiffany'sIMDB

    The visual of Audrey Hepburn peeping through the window of the Tiffany & Co. store while having a croissant and coffee in the opening scene of Breakfast at Tiffany’s is forever etched in our memories. While part of the reason is her iconic Givenchy dress, the other reason is her stunning Tiffany & Co. jewels. She wears a multi-layered pearl choker with a huge brooch on it, diamond studs, and a small crown-like accessory.

    Her wearing all of that for a casual stroll might have been a stretch, but we were obviously too distracted by her look to notice that.

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    Carrie’s engagement ring in Sex and the City

    The black diamond ring that Big (Chris Noth) proposed to Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) with
    The black diamond ring that Big (Chris Noth) proposed to Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) withPinterest

    At the end of the Sex and the City movie, Big proposes to Carrie, and because she is Carrie, she gets a five-carat black diamond ring. When Carrie asks, “Why black?”, Big tells her that it’s because she’s unlike anyone else. Smooooth, Big!

    Sigh. When will we get a black diamond ring because we’re unlike anyone else?

    Vivian’s necklace with heart-shaped rubies in Pretty Woman

    Vivian (Julia Roberts) wearing the Ruby Necklace in Pretty Woman
    Vivian (Julia Roberts) wearing the Ruby Necklace in Pretty WomanIMDB

    You can’t talk about iconic on-screen jewellery moments and leave out the stunning Ruby necklace that Edward presents to Vivian before taking her to an Opera in Pretty Woman. The necklace, crafted in white gold, diamonds and rubies, features several heart-shaped rubies, was created especially for the movie, and went on to become one of the most popular jewellery pieces in pop culture history. If we forget to tell you later, this piece is our favourite one of the lot. (Get it?)

    All of Jodhaa's jewellery in Jodhaa Akbar

    Jodhaa (Aishwarya Rai Bachchan) in Jodhaa Akbar
    Jodhaa (Aishwarya Rai Bachchan) in Jodhaa AkbarNetflix

    The absolute chokehold that Aishwarya's jewellery in Jodhaa Akbar had us in needs to be studied. From stunning, massive multi-layered Ruby necklaces to long pearl necklaces and naths the size of a bangle, the jewellery was the epitome of all things regal. Not to forget, the movie had us crushing over borlas for a very long time. Also, on a separate note, we would be lying if we said that we didn't dream of casually going to bed in layers and layers of necklaces.

    Andie’s yellow diamond necklace in How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days 

    Andie (Kate Hudson) wearing the famous Yellow Diamond necklace in How to Lose A Guy In 10 Days
    Andie (Kate Hudson) wearing the famous Yellow Diamond necklace in How to Lose A Guy In 10 DaysIMDB

    Kate Hudson’s character Andie wearing the iconic yellow Carolina Herrera gown in the gala scene in How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, is our Roman Empire. What really takes the look to the next level, however, is her 80-carat yellow diamond Harry Winston necklace. We want to have what Andie is havingthis stunning necklace, and Benjamin.

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