The 2023 MTV VMAs brought the glitz, the glam, and a jaw-dropping jewelry showcase that could rival any music video. We’re talking diamonds that could light up a concert hall, a Rihanna-approved watch necklace that had us all checking the time, and a shocking twist when Taylor Swift managed to do the impossible—break a $12,000 ring in the midst of musical mayhem. Talk about bling and unexpected blunders, this year’s VMA jewelry game was a showstopper!
TAYLOR SWIFT: Taylor Swift didn’t just wear jewelry; she practically donned a treasure chest of bling! With earrings by Maria Tash and Anita Ko, bracelets from Joseph Saidian & Sons, Foundrae, and Jacquie Aiche, and a plethora of vintage necklaces, her neck and wrists became a veritable jewelry museum. Not to forget her show-stopping $43,000 Anita Ko Triangle Eternity diamond choker. Her rings from Anita Ko, ITÄ, and primarily from Joseph Saidian & Sons, carried their own story, including a mishap that had everyone talking – the accidental breakage of her $12,000 Van Cleef & Arpels diamond and onyx ring during the ceremony. Taylor Swift was quite literally the Midnights songstress with a tale to tell! [Click thru to WWWJ’s link below to see that image! … and MORE!]DEMI LOVATO: Demi Lovato’s dark and daring look was taken to the next level by Ofira Jewelz’s black and white diamond reversible pyramid earrings. What’s even more captivating is how she played with contrasts, wearing one side with white diamonds and the other side adorned with black diamonds. It was a bold and brilliant twist that added depth to her style, proving that jewelry can be a canvas for self-expression.BEBE REXHA: Bebe Rexha brought vintage glamour to the 2023 MTV VMAs, rocking a pair of Art Deco diamond bracelets that looked straight out of Gatsby’s era. But her stunning emerald and diamond chandelier earrings truly stole the show, proving that sometimes, old Hollywood glam never goes out of style! All by Joseph Saidian & Sons.
Forbes.comBeth Bernstein, Contributor
From The Eleuteri Archives, a Constantin Roesler Franz micromosaic necklace. Rome, circa 1850 featuring different famous sites of Italy.
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