Celluloid gems

Are you a jewelry lover? Cinema takes you to them with these movies.

The world of fashion has merged with cinema countless times. Both universes inspire each other, work together, and have even given rise to new audiovisual genres like the fashion film.

Today, we will particularly explore one of the most passionate relationships for those who enjoy sparkle and exquisite beauty. Yes, jewelry has had magnificent moments in the history of cinema.

Let the show begin.

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes

It's the 1950s, and Marilyn Monroe, with her eternal blonde hair and stunning figure, becomes the true protagonist of a film that has become a classic. The reason? A scene that immortalized her, that has been recreated again and again, and that also reaffirms the relationship between diamonds, women, and fashion in general. Yes, no one forgets that beautiful pink dress and the diamonds of a dreamlike necklace.

Breakfast at Tiffany's

Let's go back to 1961. The first year of a decade full of style and changes resulted in a film that is now considered practically iconic. This movie, starring the beautiful Audrey Hepburn, has the world of jewelry as a fundamental part of its aesthetics and plot; how can we forget the beauty of the pearl necklace worn by the main character? Yes, this film undoubtedly cemented the foundation of this brand as one of the most relevant in popular culture.

Ocean’s 8

In recent history, let's go back a few steps. We arrive at 2018, and the cast of this film includes names like Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett, Anne Hathaway, and even Rihanna herself. The plot? A heist, a Cartier necklace valued at over 150 million dollars, and the camaraderie of a group of expert female thieves who deliver comedy, drama, and a lot of style to delight all fashion lovers.