At the Spectre premiere at the Royal Albert Hall last night in London, Daniel Craig took to the red carpet flanked by his leading ladies. Naomie Harris, who plays Moneypenny, chose a delicate 1955 Omega secret jewellery watch set with 110 diamonds and featuring a dial concealed under a further cluster of diamonds.
Actress Naomie Harris, who plays Moneypenny in the new Spectre film, chose a delicate 1955 Omega secret jewellery watch set with 110 diamonds and featuring a dial concealed under a further cluster of diamonds as part of her red carpet jewellery.
The elegant Omega watch stood out against her simple Stella McCartney strapless orange dress - an appropriate choice given Omega’s participation in Bond’s adventures. Harris added even more sparkle to the night with more than 40cts of Harry Winston diamond jewellery, including a 19.61ct Premiere diamond riviere necklace along with 5.03ct ear studs and a 3.06ct diamond Loop ring.
Monica Bellucci and Léa Seydoux looked appropriately glamorous draped in Chopard jewels. Bellucci, who plays Lucia Sciarra - widow of the Spectre agent killed by Bond in the thrilling opening scene set in Mexico City - chose long drop triangle-cut diamond earrings to enhance her otherwise bare décolletage. On her left hand she wore two stunning Chopard rings: one with a 15.8ct sapphire and the other a 14.8ct cabochon emerald. The precious stones were a perfect match to her emerald velvet Ralph & Russo flatteringly draped dress.
Léa Seydoux, who won the Trophée Chopard at Cannes in 2009, chose yellow and white diamond Chopard earrings to go with her shimmering, backless sequin Prada dress. On her right hand she wore a 13ct round diamond ring.
The Duchess of Cambridge added a further wave of excitement when she stepped out in a powder blue Jenny Packham gown, with blue topaz and diamond earrings by London jeweller Robinson Pelham. The diamond earrings she wore at her wedding were also by Robinson Pelham.
Alongside Omega's secret watch, Naomie Harris added even more sparkle to the night with more than 40cts of Harry Winston diamond jewellery, including a 19.61ct Premiere diamond riviere necklace along with 5.03ct ear studs and a 3.06ct diamond Loop ring.
Actress Naomie Harris, who plays Moneypenny in the new Spectre film, chose a delicate 1955 Omega secret jewellery watch set with 110 diamonds and featuring a dial concealed under a further cluster of diamonds as part of her red carpet jewellery.
Naomie Harris wore this stunning Omega secret watch with 110 diamonds - the perfect choice for the Spectre premiere given Omega’s participation in Bond’s adventures.
Léa Seydoux and Monica Bellucci chose Chopard as their red carpet jewellery for the Spectre premiere. French actress Léa wore a pair of 18ct yellow gold earrings and an 18ct white gold ring, while Monica chose a pair of triangle-cut diamond earrings and two rings.
Léa Seydoux, who won the Trophée Chopard at Cannes in 2009, chose this pair of yellow and white diamond Chopard earrings to go with her shimmering, backless sequin Prada dress.
Monica Bellucci, who plays Lucia Sciarra - widow of Spectre agent killed by Bond in the thrilling opening scene set in Mexico City - chose long drop triangle-cut Chopard diamond earrings to enhance her otherwise bare décolletage, as well as two Chopard rings.
Léa Seydoux chose this amazing 18ct white gold Chopard ring, set with a 13ct round brilliant-cut diamond, to the London Spectre premiere.
Actress Monica Bellucci chose this 18ct white gold Chopard ring, fully set with pear-shaped and marquise-cut diamonds enhancing a 14.8ct sugarloaf cabochon emerald, to enhance her emerald velvet Ralph & Russo dress at the Spectre premiere.
Robinson Pelham pagoda white gold earrings set with blue topaz and diamonds, worn by The Duchess of Cambridge to the premiere of the new James Bond film, Spectre, in London.
Daniel Craig walks the red carpet for the premiere of the new James Bond movie, Spectre, flanked by Bond girls Léa Seydoux and Monica Bellucci, both wearing Chopard jewellery.
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