Jewels from day two of the Cannes Film Festival

The hottest rocks and sexiest frocks on the red carpet of day two of the Cannes Film Festival.

19 May 2017
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  • Cara Delevingne at Cannes 2017 de GRISOGONO Allegra necklace
    At the Cannes 2017 Magnum Party last night, actress and model Cara Delevingne smouldered in an edgy de GRISOGONO Allegra necklace in white gold and black leather, set with white diamonds, which she wore with de GRISOGONO rings in a similar two tone style.
  • Adriana Lima at Cannes 2017 in a Chopard diamond necklace
    Model Adriana Lima, renowned as a Victoria’s Secret Angel, wore a white sweetheart dress  - which nearly caused a wardrobe malfunction - at the premiere of Loveless at Cannes, and chose a high voltage diamond bib by Chopard.
  • Michelle Yeoh Cannes 2017 in Chopard necklace
    Dressed in an elegant black and white Gyunel gown, Chinese Malaysian Actress Michelle Yeoh selected a stunning necklace from Chopard’s 2017 Red Carpet Collection, in 18ct white gold and titanium featuring a black opal, spinels, sapphires, diamonds, opals, tsavorites and amethysts.
  • Daisy Lowe at Cannes 2017 in De Beers necklace and ring
    Daisy Lowe dazzled in De Beers at the Moschino Party at the Cannes Film Festival 2017, with an incredible 41.55 carats of diamonds encircling her neck, set off with a diamond and white gold ring. 
  • Deepika Padukone at Cannes 2017 in de GRISOGONO diamond earrings
    Deepika Padukone, the sultry Indian actress, dazzled in a dark green Brandon Maxwell gown with a thigh-high split complemented with de GRISOGONO white gold diamond earrings and a high jewellery bracelet in white gold set with diamonds and emeralds.
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Rebecca Doulton

REBECCA DOULTON

Luxury goods and lifestyle writer Rebecca began writing for the Financial Times in Mexico City in the early 1980s. Formerly the editor of the Tiempo de Relojes website, Rebecca joined The Jewellery Editor with a wealth of experience in watches. ...