Julianne Moore Is a Relatable Jewelry Queen in Pandora Earrings — Shop Her Look
The 'May December' star's lab-grown diamond earrings by Pandora can be yours for $1,750
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Julianna Moore at the Governors AwardsJulianne Moore is exuding queen energy with her latest accessories.
The May December star made an entrance at the Golden Globes in an elegant red strapless Bottega Veneta ball gown and Cartier jewelry totaling 1,000 carats, including the Cartier Beautés du Monde High Jewelry necklace made with 18k rose gold, yellow and white diamonds and petrified wood, earrings and four rings. (Stylist Kate Young offered up a close-up of the bling on Instagram.)
Two days later, we were still not over her sartorial choice when Moore and stylist Young did a 180 for the 14 Annual Governors Awards — and accessorized her disco-ball inspired ensemble by Valentino with a hint of sparkle from Pandora.
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Julianne Moore at the Governors AwardsIt turns out the exact pair are the 1-ct lab-grown diamond studs, available now for $1,750.
The jewelry, available in a .5, 1 and 2-carat size, is a part of Pandora’s Nova collection, which recently launched with a star-studded campaign featuring Pamela Anderson, Grace Coddington, Precious Lee and more.
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Julianne Moore at the Governors AwardsFittingly, the campaign focused on Pandora’s commitment to democratize diamonds by making the price point accessible to everyone.
Related: Ashley Park Opens Up About Her Meaningful Connection with Pandora — and Its Diamonds! (Exclusive)
The world’s largest jewelry brand, Pandora announced in 2021 that it was shifting from using mined diamonds to lab-grown ones.
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The campaign, which also featured the stars modeling pieces from its new Era and Talisman collections (no item totals over $4,450) , ends with a powerful message from Coddington: “Diamonds for all.”
Yes, please, starting with this pair.
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