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Judge the Jewels: Greta Gerwig Serves Grown-Up Barbie at Albie Awards 

The director wore a selection of spectacular pink jewels by REZA.

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October 22, 2023

Becky Stone

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The sighting: Director Greta Gerwig attended the Clooney Foundation For Justice’s The Albies wearing a sequined cape gown and a selection of spectacular pink jewels by REZA.

The jewels: Gerwig’s jewels for the night are all pink and red pieces by luxury Parisian jewelry brand REZA. Here’s the full list:

REZA’s Crescent hoop earrings in rose gold with pink sapphires (12.21 TCW) and diamonds (7.96 TCW), listed online at $65,750

REZA’s Facette ring in yellow gold with pink sapphire and heart-shaped diamond.

REZA’s Lyhan ring in yellow gold with diamond and ruby.

REZA’s Cone ring in rose gold with pink sapphire (8 TCW) and Paraiba tourmaline (0.84 TCW).

The trends: I feel that this is the next step in Barbiecore’s evolution: we keep the pink and the hearts, but we swap the overstated kitsch for exquisitely chic luxury.

What do we think? I adore everything about this look for Greta Gerwig. As the director of the very popular Barbie movie, Gerwig is going to be associated with the color pink for a while whether she likes it or not. I love that she’s choosing to lean into it instead of fight it by selecting incredibly high-end, enviable pink jewels.

Judgement: 16/10 for precious pink jewels that I would happily own.

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