The BAFTAs red carpet riffed on Old Hollywod glamour: hello, Ayo Edebiri in a peachy Bottega Veneta halterneck gown and feathered cape; Margot Robbie sporting a candyfloss pink and black strapless-and-sequinned Armani Privé dress and opera gloves; and Rosamund Pike wearing diaphanous cornflower blue Dior Haute Couture. What better to complement all that classic construction? The timeless allure of diamonds, geometric precision and a hit of nostalgia.
Cate Blanchett–on guest presenter duty–led the way in a custom Louis Vuitton gem-encrusted choker which unfurled into a body chain, and was made entirely of recycled materials, specifically deadstock fabric and gemstones repurposed from five of the house’s previous high jewelry collectsions. Cate of course, is no stranger to sustainability on the red carpet. She has reworn Maison Margiela, Alexander McQueen and Esteban Cortázar creations to film premiers and awards ceremonies, and the oxblood crepe jersey Louis Vuitton gown she wore with her body chain to the 2024 BAFTAs was crafted using the house’s existing stock.
The one-of-a-kind high jewelry that was presented during haute couture week in Paris last month, also crossed the channel to shine the red carpet. Emma Stone–who was awarded Best Actress for Poor Things–opted for a classic rivière-style diamond necklace in yellow gold and a platinum and a ring sparkled with garnets, worn with (another!) peach asymmetric Louis Vuitton gown, which took 450 hours to make.
Elsewhere? Emma Corrin chose a pair of mismatched onyx and diamond earrings by Cartier, Emily Blunt sparkled in naturalistic Tiffany & Co. pieces by Schlumberger and Lashana Lynch and Greta Gerwig embraced Bulgari’s cabochon-cut colored gemstones.
Keep reading to discover all of Vogue’s winning jewelry looks of the night, and see every look from the BAFTAs red carpet.
Joe Maher/BAFTA/Getty Images1/17Dua Lipa, Tiffany & Co.
The singer paired her show-stopping floor-length gown in vivid Valentino red with a blooming Tiffany & Co. bracelet in platinum and yellow gold. This was set with an astonishing orange sapphire weighing over 10 carats. Her earrings also sparkled with the same vivid stones.
Joe Maher/BAFTA/Getty Images2/17Cate Blanchett, Louis Vuitton
Blanchett’s bodychain–made entirely of repurposed stones from Louis Vuitton’s previous five high jewelry collectsions–featured a host of colorful stones, including a pink spinel, tsavorite garnet, and oval purple sapphire.
Joe Maher/BAFTA/Getty Images3/17Florence Pugh, Boucheron
Oppenheimer star Florence Pugh dazzled in Boucheron’s tie-style Rosée necklace, from the Parisian maison’s Nature Triomphante high jewelry collectsion. Crafted in white gold and diamonds, the piece complemented Pugh’s Harris Reed corsetry, and was worn with Boucheron’s Vendôme Liseré stud earrings with black lacquer details.
Gareth Cattermole/BAFTA/Getty Images4/17Emma Stone, Louis Vuitton
Winning Best Actress for Poor Things, Emma Stone wore a romantic peach gown adorned by a classic rivière-style diamond necklace by Louis Vuitton.
Joe Maher/BAFTA/Getty Images5/17Lashana Lynch, Bulgari
Bulgari ambassador Lashana Lynch dazzled in a white gold high jewelry necklace, which featured an impressive oval rubellite that peeked from her embellished Prada collar. She paired this with earrings and a ring from the Roman house’s signature Serpenti collectsion.
Joe Maher/BAFTA/Getty Images6/17Paul Mescal, Cartier
Cartier ambassador Paul Mescal pinned a white gold Cartier lapel jewel to his Gucci suit, embellished with garnets and onyx. Completing his look? Matching cuff links and a Tank Normale watch.
Gareth Cattermole/BAFTA/Getty Images7/17Emily Blunt, Tiffany & Co.
Emily Blunt complemented her beaded Elie Saab gown with a floral necklace by Jean Schlumberger for Tiffany & Co.. The creation, aptly named Fleaurage was crafted in yellow gold and platinum with multicoloured gemstones.
Gareth Cattermole/BAFTA/Getty Images8/17Lily Collins, Cartier
The Emily in Paris star wore a pair of striking tasselled earrings in white gold and diamonds, which shimmered alongside the unfurling rose details of her Tamara Ralph Couture gown.
Gareth Cattermole/BAFTA/Getty Images9/17Colman Domingo, Tiffany & Co.
A classic pin always elevates a red-carpet look. Colman Domingo chose a platinum gold and diamond Apollo brooch, by Jean Schlumberger for Tiffany & Co., a design inspired by electrons circling an atom.
Joe Maher/BAFTA/Getty Images10/17Greta Gerwig, Bulgari
The Barbie director gave a lesson in more-is-more style by wearing not one, but two Bulgari high jewellery necklaces. One twinkled with emeralds in the house’s classic Serpenti style, and the other, was set with an immense oval green tourmaline. Her hands sparkled with two Bulgari rings, set with pink sapphires and rubelites.
Gareth Cattermole/BAFTA/Getty Images11/17Mia McKenna-Bruce, Cartier
Bafta’s Rising Star Award winner Mia McKenna-Bruce chose a classic riviere necklace from Cartier's Reflection collectsion, paired with diamond-twinkling earrings and rings.
Joe Maher/BAFTA/Getty Images12/17Amita Suman, Bucherer
Shadow and Bone star Amita Suman dazzled in a pair of geometric earrings, a bracelet and a ring by Bucherer.
Gareth Cattermole/BAFTA/Getty Images13/17Celeste, Cartier
Celeste complemented the burgundy hues of her dress with colourful stones. Cue a ring and necklace by Cartier, set with emeralds, vivid gemstones and richly hued rubellites.
Karwai Tang14/17Ayo Edebiri, Tiffany & Co.
The ultimate chef’s kiss, from the star of The Bear? Old Hollywood glamour-oozing platinum ear clips by Jean Schlumberger for Tiffany & Co, sparkling with turquoise and diamonds.
Gareth Cattermole/BAFTA/Getty Images15/17Carey Mulligan, Bulgari
Carey Mulligan complemented the classic contours of her strapless black Dior gown with a Bulgari rivière-style necklace, enhanced by deep-blue sapphires.
Gareth Cattermole/BAFTA/Getty Images16/17Fantasia Barrino, Tasaki
Leading Actress nominee and fan of a red lip Fantasia Barrino, looked to Tasaki for earrings and a ring set with shimmering pearls.
Gareth Cattermole/BAFTA/Getty Images17/17Emma Corrin, Cartier
Renowned for their off-kilter red-carpet style, Corrin accessorised a Noel Stewart netted headpiece (and colour-block blue tights) with mismatched Cartier earrings, set with onyx and diamonds, which were presented in Paris as part of haute couture week, in January.
