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Judge the Jewels: Jennie’s $4.7 Million Antoine Necklace Glows With 60 Carats of Burmese Rubies

The BLACKPINK star brings Old Hollywood glamour to the Golden Disc Awards — and earns a 100/10 score from our style writer.

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February 1, 2026

Becky Stone

The sighting: Singer and actress Jennie, a member of popular K-pop group BLACKPINK who is known for her solo work, recently attended the 40th Golden Disc Awards in Taipei.

She wore a dramatic red Maison Margiela gown and accessorized it with an utterly showstopping ruby and diamond necklace.

The jewels: This spectacular necklace was designed and created for Jennie by Eliana Sbaragli of Antoine Milano at their private atelier in Rome, Italy. Made in 18 karat white gold, the magnificent jewel features 60 carats of Burmese pigeon’s blood rubies and 27 carats of D-color natural diamonds.

The brand’s Instagram describes the jewel as “a true masterpiece of artistry and research” valued at 4 million euros, which today is equivalent to $4,752,512.88 USD. The star is also wearing a pair of diamond earrings: 1.5 carat D-color diamond studs also made by Antoine Milano and set in 18-karat white gold.

The trends: 2026 awards season is well underway and we’ve seen quite a few celebs go for the kind of modern Old Hollywood look that the combination of Jennie’s edgy gown and wonderfully opulent necklace exemplifies so well.

We have been seeing some colored gemstones on red carpets, but not many rubies!

However: Jennie wearing rubies is a highly symbolic choice that references things that are important to her. Her rarely-used full stage name is “Jennie Ruby Jane,” her recent solo album was entitled “Ruby”, and her dedicated fans sometimes refer to themselves as her “Rubies.”

What do we think? What’s not to love? This necklace is so luscious and dramatic, it’s exactly what I want to see on a wildly popular K-Pop Star at a fancy awards show. The way those rubies glow in every photograph makes clear how extraordinary they are.

I think there’s a world in which this necklace could feel heavy and overly fussy, but the abstract gown and clean hair and makeup keep the overall look feeling fresh and modern.

Judgement: 100/10 for this lush and lovely moment of luxury.

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Becky Stone

Becky Stone writes about jewelry styles for INSTORE. She is founder and CEO of well-known jewelry blog Diamonds in the Library.

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