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The most dazzling Cannes Film Festival 2026 jewelry, from Demi Moore’s necklace to Colman Domingo’s ear cuff

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The most dazzling Cannes Film Festival 2026 jewelry, from Demi Moore’s necklace to Colman Domingo’s ear cuff
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The Cannes Film Festival 2026 showcased stunning jewelry pieces worn by celebrities on the red carpet. Demi Moore dazzled in a 226.34-carat necklace from Chopard, while Colman Domingo made a statement with an octopus ear cuff from Boucheron. Other notable pieces included a 129-carat emerald collar worn by Adriana Lima and a diamond ring sported by Salma Hayek.

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Fashion The most dazzling Cannes Film Festival 2026 jewelry, from Demi Moore’s necklace to Colman Domingo’s ear cuff By Elana Fishman and Melissa Minton Published May 22, 2026, 2:59 p.m. ET At the Cannes Film Festival, the diamonds shine as bright as the stars themselves. Given Chopard’s been the event’s longtime official jewelry partner for decades, many of this year’s best gems hailed from the Swiss house — like Demi Moore’s five-tiered, 226.34-carat marquise-cut necklace, Adriana Lima’s 129-carat emerald collar and Ruth Negga’s fiery opal choker.

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