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Judge the Jewels: Oscar-Winner Mikey Madison’s Tiffany & Co. Necklace Is Almost Unbearably Pretty

She’s wearing a Tiffany archive necklace, circa 1909-1919, with diamonds in platinum-iridium.

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11 months ago

March 9, 2025

Becky Stone

Judge the Jewels: Oscar-Winner Mikey Madison’s Tiffany & Co. Necklace Is Almost Unbearably Pretty

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The sighting: Actress Mikey Madison, who took home the Oscar for Best Actress, wore some truly wonderful Tiffany & Co. jewels while accepting her golden statue. Let’s discuss!

The jewels: Madison’s jewelry was by Tiffany & Co. She wore a Tiffany archive necklace, circa 1909-1919, with diamonds in platinum-iridium. It was pure early 20th century magic, full of the type of light-as-air detailing that we all love so much in Edwardian and Belle Epoque era jewelry.

She was also wearing a platinum Tiffany High Jewelry bracelet with 135 diamonds (17-plus carats) and two additional platinum rings, one with more than 9 carats of diamonds and one with a pink tourmaline of more than 6 carats.

If you scroll though the slides of the Instagram embed below, you can see nice close views of these gorgeous pieces shared by Tiffany.

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The trends: Diamond necklaces have been the reigning trend of this awards season so far, with quite a few gorgeous vintage and antique pieces showing up, too! This look is right on trend, just the way an Oscar winner’s look should be.

What do we think? This necklace is a perfect object. There’s absolutely nothing I would change about it.

I even like it with the dress! I think it would have been too sugary sweet with a more princessy gown, but the Audrey Hepburn-style 1960s mod glam of her ensemble is the perfect balance for the necklace’s delicate prettiness.

I also enjoy the bracelet and rings, but the necklace is the clear star of the show. And she’s even wearing earrings! Please note how good it looks to have that extra bit of sparkle instead of a bare lobe.

Judgement: 200/10 for pure perfect prettiness.

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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