From Demi Moore’s diamonds to Quinta Bronson’s rare gems, here’s how Hollywood turned high jewelry by Tiffany & Co. into the main event at the 31st Screen Actors Guild Awards
The red carpet has always been a spectacle of sartorial prowess, and the 31st Annual Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards is proof. But if there’s one thing that truly separates the best-dressed from the best-remembered, it’s neither the gown nor the suit—it’s high jewelry. This year, Tiffany & Co. had Hollywood’s finest donning archival diamonds, rare gemstones, and sculptural masterpieces that felt more like the main event rather than the finishing touches. Here’s a closer look at the high jewelry pieces, from Demi Moore’s Schlumberger to Jeff Goldblum’s impeccably placed brooch.
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Demi Moore
Taking home Best Actress at this year’s SAG Awards was the ever-graceful Demi Moore, who doubled down on that reputation with a full Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany set. A necklace, bracelet, ear clips, and a ring—each piece carried the signature intricacy of Schlumberger’s designs. Moore wore the diamonds as an extension of her presence, not a distraction from it.
Jeff Goldblum
Jeff Goldblum brought his signature charm of refinement and eccentricity to the occasion. His Prada mohair jacket was the perfect backdrop for a Jean Schlumberger Vrille Flower brooch, a sculptural flourish that turned classic tailoring into something cinematic. On his wrist, a sleek Tiffany & Co. Cocktail watch that earned him a spot on notable ‘best watches’ lists.
Mikey Madison
The ‘Anora’ star took subtle luxury to the next level. At the awards show, Mikey Madison wore a necklace in platinum with diamonds from the 1949–1959 Tiffany Archives that perfectly matched her silver Louis Vuitton number. It was the perfect counterpart to the other showstopper on her hand: a ring in platinum crowned with a diamond of over five carats.
Quinta Brunson
It was a case for color at Quinta Brunson’s corner. She wore an array of Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany designs, each piece a show of craftsmanship and bold gemstone choices. On her fingers, two Four Flower rings with an oval morganite over eight carats and a pink tourmaline over 12 carats that brought vibrance to the look. A Ribbon ring, set with a cushion-cut morganite of over three carats, added another layer of richness. To finish off the look, she wore Star Flower ear clips in platinum and 18k yellow gold. Quinta Brunson leaned into the rich and expressive side of high jewelry that’s as vibrant as she is.
Jeremy Allen White
At the show, Jeremy Allen White reinforced the brooch renaissance. The actor wore a gold and platinum brooch from the 1941–1968 Tiffany Archives, which was quite a shift in his signature laid-back style. The star-shaped design sat on his lapel, proving that even the most minimal dressers can spark buzz with the right piece. It’s officially the comeback accessory of the year.
High jewelry on the red carpet is perennial. And while history has seen its fair share of excess and diamond-dripping spectacle, the SAG Awards took a more intentional turn. Every piece felt like an extension of the wearer—luxurious, yes, but personal above all. This is exactly what Tiffany & Co. does best.
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