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'Titanic' (1997) -

Kate Winslet's Heart of the Ocean necklace is probably one of the most remembered movie jewelry pieces ever. The film's soundtrack singer, Celine Dion, even wore it to the premiere in 1997.

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'Gilda' (1946) -

Rita Hayworth's iconic 'Gilda' outfit became even more glamorous thanks to her diamond necklace. The thin choker was subtle but dazzling, becoming the perfect fit for her strapless satin evening gown.

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'Anna Karenina' (2012) -

Keira Knightley wore some stunning costumes while portraying the literary heroine. This includes her dazzling jewelry, like this Chanel piece.

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'The Great Gatsby' (2013) -

Carey Mulligan wore several stunning Art Deco pieces, like this diadem headpiece, along with a matching pearl and diamond bracelet/hand-piece.

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'Cleopatra' (1963) -

This blockbuster film delivered some of the most iconic Hollywood looks worn by Elizabeth Taylor, including the plated gold bib necklace, chandelier earrings, and hair piece.

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'Pretty Woman' (1990) -

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'Moulin Rogue!' (2001) -

Nicole Kidman's character, Satine, was nicknamed "Sparkling Diamond" for a reason. She stunned in an intricate diamond necklace that extended along her whole décolletage.

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'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof' (1958) -

Elizabeth Taylor brought glitz and glamour even with simple jewelry like this solitaire diamond pendant. The star completed the look with a pair of pearl and diamond cluster earrings.

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'Marie Antoinette' (2006) -

Kirsten Dunst's wardrobe perfectly captured the lavish lifestyle of French royalty in 'Marie Antoinette.' Her elegant ensembles included impeccable jewelry, like these chandelier earrings.

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'To Catch a Thief' (1955) -

Hollywood starlet Grace Kelly looked elegant in a tiered diamond necklace and fringe diamond earrings for the classic 'To Catch a Thief.'

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'Funny Girl' (1968) -

Barbra Streisand made a chilling performance of 'My Man' in 'Funny Girl,' sporting a sleek bouffant, black gown, and chic diamond teardrop earrings.

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'Sunset Boulevard' (1950) -

Gloria Swanson's diamond wing choker was worn as a statement piece during an iconic scene in 'Sunset Boulevard.' The dazzling necklace had appeared on screen before in 'The Lady Eve' (1941) on actress Barbara Stanwyck, and later on Zsa Zsa Gabor in 'Picture Mommy Dead' (1966).

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'The Other Boleyn Girl' (2008) -

The p e a r l necklace worn by Natalie Portman in 'The Other Boleyn Girl' wasn't just a unique piece of jewelry. The pearl 'B' pendant was symbolic to her character Anne Boleyn.

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'Casino' (1995) -

In 'Casino,' Sharon Stone's character was an '80s maximalist who believed the more, the better when it came to gold. This led to some incredible on-screen looks.

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'Diamonds are Forever' (1971) -

Jill St. John's black beaded choker and pendant in this 007 flick provided the ultimate '70s glam look. 

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'The Pink Panther' (1963) -

Claudia Cardinale's diamond necklace was a major focus of the 1963 film. Even if the 125-carat diamond necklace was fake, it looked super impressive on screen!

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'War and Peace' (1956) -

Audrey Hepburn's diamond chandelier tiara and earrings complemented her ornate hairstyle and Regency-era dress for the film 'War and Peace.'

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'Breakfast at Tiffany's' (1961) -

Audrey Hepburn's look in 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' is to this day one of the most iconic cinema looks. The actress wore a multiple strand p e a r l necklace with a large diamond brooch for the opening scene of the film.

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'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes' (1953) -

Megastar Marilyn Monroe had many iconic looks, including this ensemble for 'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.' She was dripping in diamonds wearing this choker, bracelets, and earrings.

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'Ocean's 8' (2018) -

The entire plot of 'Ocean's 8' revolves around the "Toussaint Necklace." But the necklace, spotted on Anne Hathaway, was only a recreation of the Cartier piece.

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'Gatsby' (1974) -

While playing infamous character Daisy Buchanan, Mia Farrow sported plenty of glamorous jewels. The most memorable one was her marquise engagement ring with diamonds.

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'Dinner at Eight' (1933) -

Jean Harlow stunned audiences in this glamorous look, showing off a wrist stacked with four diamond and gemstone bracelets, laid over a white satin glove.

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'An Affair to Remember' (1957) -

Deborah Kerr's multi-strand pearl bracelet stands out against her tangerine coat and red hair in this memorable scene from 'An Affair to Remember.'

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'She Done Him Wrong' (1933) -

Mae West was known for her love of diamonds, and actually purchased the majority of the jewelry in the film herself. West later sold most of her jewelry to donate to the war effort, but the 1920s 40-carat diamond bracelet worn in the 1933 film remained in her collection.

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'Woman of Straw' (1964) -

Gina Lollobrigida bedazzled in her Bulgari jewels in this 1964 film. The actress wore a diamond scroll motif bracelet as a tiara, along with the matching necklace.

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'Week-End in Havana' (1941) -

Carmen Miranda's wardrobe was iconic, and in this 1941 film she really stood out with her layered necklaces. The colorful, beaded pieces were just one component to her sensational look.

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'The Anniversary' (1968) -

Bette Davis exuded pure glamour in 'The Anniversary.' The actress wore lots of jewels during the film, including these diamond palm earrings that complemented her prop eye patch.

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'Camille' (1936) -

The enigmatic star Greta Garbo wore a gold rope necklace and bracelet for 'Camille.' She paired the jewelry with a stunning off-the-shoulder, tulle ballgown.

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'City Butterfly' (1928) -

Anna May Wong's glittering diamond headpiece completes her luxurious ensemble. Not only was the diadem iconic because of its sparkling jewels, the actress wearing it made an even larger impact as one of the very first Chinese-American stars to be cast as a romantic lead.

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