Selena Gomez shines in Bulgari high jewelry in Cannes

Award-winning actress Selena Gomez shined in a Bulgari High Jewelry (BVLGARI) jewelry set as she walked the red carpet for the premiere of “Emilia Perez” at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival.

_{Selena Gomez in Cannes (Photo: reproduction/German Larkin)}

Highlight of the night

The highlight of the look was a magnificent platinum necklace studded with mother-of-pearl elements, a drop diamond (10.24 carats), 2 pink diamonds (0.11 carats), 129 fancy-cut diamonds (8.36 carats), 87 diamonds round brilliant-cut diamonds (29.08 carats) and pavé diamond finish (29.52 carats). One of the film's protagonists, Selena opted for a composition of Serpenti Viper rings to complete her look.

Necklace worn by Selena Gomez in Cannes (Photo: reproduction/Bulgari)

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Selena Gomez in Cannes (Photo: reproduction/German Larkin)

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About Bulgari

Part of the LVMH Group, Bulgari was founded in the heart of Rome in 1884. Over the decades, Bulgari has established a worldwide reputation as a magnificent Roman jeweler and an icon of Italian excellence thanks to its exquisite craftsmanship, visionary design and bold combination of colors.

Through a pioneering vision intrinsic to the brand's DNA since its founding, the company's international success has evolved into a global and diversified provider of luxury products and services, from fine jewelry and haute horlogerie watches to accessories and perfumes, and featuring a unparalleled network of boutiques and hotels in the world's most exclusive shopping areas.

Demonstrated through its numerous philanthropic partnerships, Bulgari deeply believes in innovating the present for a sustainable future through its commitment to social and environmental responsibility and giving back to nature and the community.

Featured photo: Selena Gomez in Cannes (Reproduction/Dave Benett/Getty Images Embed)