The 68th Annual Grammy Awards returned to Los Angeles’ iconic Crypto.com Arena with a reminder that while music may command the stage, the red carpet remains fashion’s most glittering theatre. Amid couture gowns, sharp tailoring, and star power in abundance, one element reigned supreme… natural diamonds, timeless in allure and unmatched in symbolism. TheGlitz reports…
Natural Diamonds Are Forever
On a night dedicated to celebrating artistic milestones and personal triumphs, these geological marvels transcended ornamentation. They became declarations of legacy, permanence, and power. From sculptural chokers to heirloom-worthy necklaces, natural diamonds anchored some of the evening’s most unforgettable looks, proving yet again that true luxury is eternal, not seasonal.
What makes natural diamonds so compelling is their ability to adapt effortlessly to every aesthetic… minimalist, maximalist, avant-garde, or classic – while retaining intrinsic value and emotional weight. At the 2026 Grammys, stars didn’t merely wear diamonds; they transformed each piece into a marker of achievement and self-expression.
Hailey Bieber & Justin Bieber in Lorraine Schwartz
Few couples command red-carpet attention quite like Hailey and Justin Bieber… and this year, they delivered a masterclass in coordinated glamour. Hailey Bieber stunned in a sleek, black strapless Alaïa gown, allowing her jewellery to take centre stage. Her custom Lorraine Schwartz silver choker featured a breathtaking 30-carat pear-shaped natural diamond, resting elegantly at the collarbone. She completed the look with matching 20-carat diamond stud earrings and a 12-carat diamond ring, creating a symphony of refined brilliance.
Justin Bieber complemented her understated elegance with bold confidence, pairing his sharp Balenciaga suit with an audacious 100-carat natural diamond necklace, also by Lorraine Schwartz. Together, the duo embodied modern luxury… where minimal silhouettes meet maximal sparkle.
Chappell Roan in Buccellati
Never one to shy away from drama, Chappell Roan made waves in a daring Mugler “naked dress,” turning to Italian heritage jeweller Buccellati to elevate the look with timeless artistry. Her choice of the brand’s Étoilée collar and Opera Tulle yellow gold button earrings, adorned with natural diamonds, created a striking dialogue between bold modernity and old-world craftsmanship.
The intricate detailing and lace-like metalwork of Buccellati’s diamonds offered a refined counterpoint to Roan’s provocative silhouette, proving that heritage jewellery can hold its own… even on the most fearless fashion risk-takers.
Paris Hilton in Chopard
Paris Hilton brought her signature glamour to the Grammys in a crystal-beaded black Nicolas Jebran dress, paired with velvet opera gloves that evoked classic Hollywood drama. Her jewellery of choice was Chopard, where timeless elegance met contemporary finesse.
Hilton wore a natural diamond scalloped hoop earring, a woven diamond bracelet, and a romantic “toi et moi” floral diamond ring. The combination felt effortlessly luxurious… an ode to enduring glamour reimagined for a modern icon who knows exactly how to shine without excess.
Tate McRae in Lorraine Schwartz
Pop sensation Tate McRae embraced refined high glamour with a look that was both powerful and poised. Wearing a minimalist Balenciaga gown, she let her diamonds speak volumes. Her 50-carat total weight natural diamond necklace by Lorraine Schwartz became the focal point of the ensemble, complemented by 39-carat diamond stud earrings.
The result was proof that when it comes to red-carpet dressing, restraint paired with exceptional stones delivers the most lasting impact.
TheGlitz Says
As the curtain fell on the 2026 Grammy Awards, one truth sparkled brighter than the rest: natural diamonds remain the ultimate red-carpet signature. In an era obsessed with trends and fleeting moments, these stones stand as symbols of permanence… celebrating artistry, marking milestones, and promising a brilliance that will endure for generations.
At the Grammys, natural diamonds didn’t just shine. They told stories.
