Celebrity Jeweler

On the red carpet, everything seems to come together like magic: the perfect look, the perfect lighting, the perfect shot. But behind this shine is the delicate architecture of decisions – jewelry, stylistic, and reputational choices. At the heart of this structure is a person whose name often remains behind the scenes: the celebrity jeweler.

Who are these people

In Hollywood, there’s an unwritten list of names that are heard more often in the dressing rooms than the names of fashion houses: Lorraine Schwartz, Jennifer Fisher, Anita Ko, Maria Tash. Each has their own aesthetic, signature style, and a roster of celebrities. They don’t just style a look; they build relationships.

Lorraine Schwartz is one of those names that is well-known among A-list stars. Beyoncé, Cardi B, and Blake Lively – each has worn their jewelry. Her style is all about boldness and scale: large stones, confident lines, and a "wow" effect from the very first moment.

photo: Instagram/ Lorraineschwartz

Jennifer Fisher works with Rihanna and Hailey Bieber. Her mood is different: large earrings, geometry, statements without the garish luxury. Her jewelry is for those who aren’t afraid of the rhythm of the big city.

photо: Instagram/ JenniferFisherJewelry

Then there's Maria Tash, known for her anatomical piercings and delicate chains, who entered the aesthetic of Generation Z as a symbol of "quiet shine." Her jewelry appears on Bella Hadid and Zendaya, and feels perfectly at home there.

photo: Instagram/ MariaTash

How it all works

The selection of jewelry for the Met Gala or the Oscars begins long before the fitting. First, there’s a call with the jeweler, a mood board from the stylist, and a discussion about the look, silhouette, and accents. Then comes the selection, fitting, customization, and logistics. Many serious brands, like Boucheron or Tiffany & Co., have special archives specifically for these occasions.

Jewelry for star-studded events doesn’t arrive just in a box – it comes with security, documents, and insurance worth millions. But what’s more important is that the piece must fit perfectly, catch the light in front of the camera, and complement the look so that everything comes together. Such harmony is possible only when the jeweler and stylist speak the same language.

photo: Instagram/ arianasuneternal_

Who is at the peak right now

Among the newer names are Sauer, Fernando Jorge, Eéra, and Repossi. These brands are increasingly featured in shoots for WSJ Magazine, CR Fashion Book, and on celebrity covers – from Dua Lipa to Julia Garner.

Eéra is particularly relevant in 2025: they combine Italian sparkle with street-style dynamics. Their clip-on earrings in neon colors have already become a hit in Los Angeles.

photо: Instagram/ Francescaconsulting

Fernando Jorge, on the other hand, is about the fluidity of form, soft lines, and the shine of gold that seems to flow over the skin. This summer, stylists working with Kerry Washington and Tracee Ellis Ross have been choosing his pieces.

Beyond the frame

Jewelry designers working with stars are rarely credited in the credits, but without them, no look would come together. Their job is to capture the atmosphere, enhance the mood of the outfit, and select pieces that make the look cohesive. Sometimes, a necklace leaves in a box without ever making it to the frame. Other times, it stays, becoming a visual detail of the time.