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Ella Hunt Kicks It Into High Gear The actress and musician is hitting her stride, with fearless style, a taste for transformation, and absolutely no interest in staying in one lane.
Jessica McCormack Pink Diamond Pendant Necklace Enter the World of Jessica McCormack Jessica McCormack is the hostess with the mostest. At her Carlos Place townhouse in London and her new Madison Avenue manse, she serves up diamonds with a side of verve.
Joey King Keeps Us Guessing She's saying no more often and discovering exactly what she wants from her roles, her jewelry—and whatever comes next.
Akimbo Rings Hit All the Right Angles A little tilt goes a long way. Designers are setting diamonds askew for a look with a fresh perspective.
How Many Rings Is Too Many Rings? Heirloom diamonds, flea market finds, signet rings, and something shiny just because. The best ring stacks follow instinct, not rules.
The Victorians Turned Yearning Into Jewelry When Prince Albert died tragically, Queen Victoria wore her feelings. The Victorians understood the power of jewels that said a lot without saying a word.
Hailey Bieber wears her diamond bubble “B” initial pendant necklace in new street style moment The Street Is Where Diamonds Get Interesting The secret the best-dressed seem to already know? Great style doesn’t wait for an occasion. Neither do diamonds.
Carolyn Murphy How Carolyn Murphy Broke the Mold Carolyn Murphy is a bona fide Estée Lauder icon. But from the minimalism of the ’90s to doing beauty on her own terms, she’s never followed a formula—and she’s definitely not starting now.
Jay Ellis Jay Ellis Wears His Stories Well The actor shares his meaningful personal jewelry collection with Only Natural Diamonds and how his grandfather influenced his current style. 
Hemmerle ring, diamond weighing over 5.7 ct., set in iron and an inner band of white gold. (Courtesy of Hemmerle) Hemmerle Broke All the Jewelry Rules and Never Looked Back From pioneering the use of iron and aluminum in high jewelry to championing brown diamonds decades before the market caught on, the Hemmerles have built a singular aesthetic—one rooted in restraint, innovation, and craft.
Tiffany Saatchi london yellow diamond Just Four Women Have Ever Worn the Iconic Tiffany Diamond One socialite. One Hollywood icon. One Mother Monster. One Sasha Fierce. Meet the legendary yellow diamond that only four women have ever worn.
Second Skin Bangles You’ll Never Take Off Bare wrists had a good run. Diamond bangles are piling up again, worn in multiples and made to live in.
How the Pinky Ring Got Its Swagger From the ancient Egyptians to A$AP Rocky, King Charles III, and Tony Soprano, mens pinky rings have long been a symbol of power and style.
Famous Movie Jewelry Engagement Rings in Movies Robert Pattinson and Zendaya star in The Drama, 2026. (Courtesy of A24) The Diamonds That Deserve Their Own IMDb Pages From Audrey Hepburn to Zendaya, diamonds have played some unforgettable roles on the big screen. Consider this their long-overdue screen credit.
Actress Alexandra Shipp wearing natural diamond earrings Alexandra Shipp Is Here to Serve Looks and Surprise Us From life in plastic to life in diamonds. The Barbie star takes dressing up in natural diamonds to the next level.
The Hope Diamond and Star of the East Diamond. A Blue Wonder With a Legendary Curse What does it feel like to hold one of the world’s most legendary—and eerie—diamonds? A GIA scientist takes us inside her rare encounter with the Hope Diamond.
Elizabeth Taylor’s Engagement Ring From Mike Todd: Elizabeth Taylor wearing 29.4-carat diamond engagement ring The Many Loves and Many Rings of Elizabeth Taylor For larger-than-life Elizabeth Taylor, love always came with jewels, whether a 29-carat ring, a simple eternity band, or a stone so legendary it would eventually bear her name.
Evalyn Walsh McLean wears the famous Hope diamond, more diamond necklaces, and diamond bracelets Meet the Heiress Who Wore the Hope Diamond Like It Was No Big Deal Evalyn Walsh McLean didn’t just own the Hope Diamond — she made it a spectacle. By wearing the world’s most infamous gem without fear, she transformed a cursed legend into a symbol of American glamour and defiance.

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