Award season has officially kicked off, and as always, the spotlight is on the glamorous outfits of Hollywood’s biggest stars.
While Zendaya’s stunning engagement ring undeniably stole the show at the Golden Globes, it wasn’t just the women who turned heads. Several male celebrities also impressed with their bold choices of accessories, showcasing that jewellery isn’t just for the ladies.
One person who always hits the mark on the red carpet is Andrew Garfield, who effortlessly elevated his look with three striking pieces of yellow gold jewellery – including a piece that appears to subtly reference his latest film ‘We Live In Time’.
Fine jewellery experts at UK retailer Steven Stone have carefully analysed the three pieces, uncovering every detail and offering an in-depth look at their significance.
“One person who always hits the mark on the red carpet is Andrew Garfield, who accessorised with three stunning pieces of yellow gold jewellery from David Yurman.
The most eye-catching of the trio was the Octagonal Amulet pendant, visible through his open shirt. Crafted from 18K yellow gold and featuring malachite, the striking piece is priced just shy of $1,000. Malachite is often seen as a symbol of transformation and growth – qualities that Andrew has been praised for, especially in how he has navigated the emotional journey following the sad passing of his mother.
When presenting an award, Andrew became an internet sensation with a simple gesture – placing his glasses on his face – during which we caught a glimpse of his 18K yellow gold curb chain bracelet, which is priced at $19,500.
Last but certainly not least, his horse signet ring, which added a symbolic touch as it subtly referenced his latest film, ‘We Live in Time’. If you’re unfamiliar with the film, a peculiar-looking yellow horse stole the spotlight in its promotional image, rapidly becoming the subject of countless memes and photoshops. By referencing the horse through his jewellery, Andrew showcased his playful sense of humour, as well as his appreciation for the film. Depending on size, this yellow gold ring is priced around $6,000.”
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What do we know about Malachite?
Malachite is a striking green mineral renowned for its vibrant colour and distinctive banded patterns. Its name is derived from the Greek word for “mallow”. It forms under unique geological conditions, typically in the presence of copper-rich deposits, where it crystallizes through the weathering and oxidation of copper ores.
The main sources of malachite include Australia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Namibia, and Russia. Due to its abundant supply, lower-quality malachite is commonly used in carvings, pyramids, heart-shaped stones, and tumbled specimens. In contrast, higher-quality malachite is typically cut into uniform or free-form cabochons, which are then used in fine jewellery designs. It’s highly affordable, with prices typically ranging from $1 to $5 per carat.
Malachite is a stone of transformation, offering healing to any area of your life that requires change, helping to release old patterns and promote emotional growth and renewal.
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