Red Carpet Style: Celebs Go Beyond "Gold" to Platinum for Amazing Jewelry

When it comes to celebrity red carpet action or your personal events, ever wonder why some jewelry sparkles more, catches the light more and looks more delicate while handling a monumental amount of gemstones? Think Platinum and you would be right!
Many of our favorite stars opted to wear platinum jewelry to the 67th Annual Golden
Globe Awards.

Style expert Michael O’Connor notes that
“Celebrities are choosing one area to highlight, whether that’s a large statement necklace in platinum, big earrings or stackable cuff bracelets.” O’Connor adds that “Colored gemstones are making a big appearance on the red carpet. We’re seeing more in the cooler palettes, such as blues and greens.” Since platinum is a naturallywhite
metal, it will maximize the brilliance of colored stones too.

Here’s a few of my favorite celebrities and what they wore:
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Toni Collette: Platinum and diamond drop earrings, bracelets and rings by Neil Lane.
Kate Winslet: Platinum and diamond earrings and bracelets by Tiffany & Co.
Julianne Moore: Platinum and diamond ring by Bvlgari.
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Kate Hudson:
Platinum ring with emeralds and diamonds, and a platinum bracelet with pearls and diamonds (9.5 carats) by Stephen Russell.
Tina Fey: Platinum and diamond earclips, bracelet, ring and bands by Fred Leighton.
Rose Byrne: Platinum and diamond hair clips and brooch by Neil Lane.
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Drew Barrymore: Platinum and diamond stud earrings (24 carats), and a platinum and moonstone ring (80 carats) by Lorraine Schwartz.
Penelope Cruz: Platinum and diamond earrings (20 caratds), platinum and diamond bracelet
Ginnifer Goodwin: Platinum and diamond cuff, ring and earrings by Neil Lane.


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Olivia Wilde: Platinum bangle and earrings with diamonds and black onyx by Tiffany & Co. (42 carats), and a platinum and pink diamond ring (7 carats) by Chopard.
Nicole Kidman: Platinum bracelets with diamonds and emeralds by Fred Leighton.
Calista Flockhart: Platinum and diamond earrings and ring, and platinum necklace with
pearls by Cathy Waterman.
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Emily Blunt: Blackened platinum and colored diamond bracelets and earrings (30 carats) by Lorraine Schwartz.
January Jones: Platinum and diamond bracelets by Neil Lane.
Marion Cotillard: Platinum and diamond hair clips (12 carats), and platinum and diamond
bracelets (53 carats) by Chopard.
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Jennifer Garner: Platinum and diamond bracelet by Bvlgari.
Platinum is prized for its Pure, Rare and Eternal qualities:
PURE: Platinum’s high level of purity (generally 90%-95% pure) endows it with both a natural white luster, allowing the true radiance of a diamond or gemstone to shine; and hypoallergenic qualities that prove ideal for sensitive skin.
Only the purest platinum jewelry will bear a stamp reading “PLATINUM”, “PLAT”, “Pt
950”, or “Pt 900”, signifying the jewelry is 90% to 95% pure platinum.
RARE: Platinum is 30 times more rare than gold.
ETERNAL: Platinum will hold a diamond or gemstone securely, now and for always.
For more information on platinum jewelry, please visit www.preciousplatinum.com
I like silver, I love different shades of gold, but nothing is quite like platinum!
Stevie Wilson, LA-Story.com



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