Oscars 2017: The Year of the Necklace

February 26, 2017 Cheryl Kremkow Celebrity Jewelry Tags: Academy Awards, Alicia Vikander, Bulgari, Cartier, Dakota Johnson, Jessica Biel, Karlie Kloss, Kirsten Dunst, Nikawa, Nirav Modi, Oscars, Red Carpet, Taraji P Henson, Tiffany & Co 4 Comments

On Oscar’s red carpet, 2017 is the year of the necklace. (Even though some of my favorite Oscar jewelry looks were earrings and a tiara.) Statement necklaces, from collars to chokers to bibs, dominated the red carpet. Most, like Taraji P Henson and Karlie Kloss, both in Nirav Modi, combined elaborate diamond necklaces with simple dresses. But in a surprise trend, stars like Dakota Johnson and Jessica Biel layered large necklaces over their gold dresses.

Here are the best necklaces of the 89th Academy Awards!

Jessica Biel wears the Whispers of the Rain Forest Necklace by Tiffany & Co to the 2017 Oscars — Jessica Biel wears the Whispers of the Rain Forest Necklace by Tiffany

Karlie Kloss wears a spectacular choker by Nirav Modi to the 2017 Oscars — Karlie Kloss wears a spectacular choker by Nirav Modi

Dakota Johnson wears a vintage Cartier necklace to the 2017 Oscars — Dakota Johnson wears a vintage Cartier necklace

Taraji P Henson wears a diamond necklace by Nirav Modi to the 2017 Oscars — Taraji P Henson wears a diamond necklace by Nirav Modi.

Kirsten Dunst wears a scrolled diamond collar by Nikawa to the 2017 Academy Awards — Kirsten Dunst wears a scrolled diamond collar by Nikawa

Alicia Vikander wears a Bulgari necklace to the 2017 Oscars — Alicia Vikander in a Bulgari necklace

4 Comments

Parian 5 years Reply

You have written an excellent article; all the necklaces design are fantastic. Diamond is all time favorite for women especially when you talk about the necklace.
Osbornes Jewelers 5 years Reply

Beautiful diamond necklace, see more Diamond Necklaces in Huntsville, AL at Osbornes Jewelers.
Mimz 6 years Reply

Thank you for the clear close-ups and accurate credits!!

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