Helen Mirren’s 300-Carat Necklace Steals Golden Eve

Helen Mirren’s 300-Carat Necklace Steals Golden Eve

> At a Glance

> – Helen Mirren honored at Golden Globes Golden Eve wearing 300-plus carats of Margot McKinney jewels

> – Necklace features 240.56-carat tourmalines, 27 Australian South Sea pearls, multicolor sapphires, diamonds, gold

> – Same designer created her 400-carat Cannes 2025 look

> – Why it matters: Shows awards-season jewelry statements keep getting bigger and bolder

**Helen Mirren turned the Jan. 6 Golden Eve pre-party into a masterclass in high-wattage glamour, pairing a custom Stella McCartney gown with a Margot McKinney necklace that tips the scales at more than 300 carats.

The Necklace

Dubbed the Bloem Collier, the piece anchors eight tourmalines totaling 240.56 carats, crowned by a 65.85-carat center gem. Twenty-seven Australian South Sea baroque pearls, white and brown diamonds, plus blue, pink, purple sapphires, pink tourmalines, amethysts and rubellites complete the floral-inspired design set in 18K yellow gold.

McKinney created only four for her 2025 TEFAF Maastricht debut.

Complete Look

Mirren stacked on McKinney’s Rosette Pearl Ring-an Australian South Sea pearl framed by diamonds and pink, orange, purple sapphires in gold.

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  • Custom baby-pink Stella McCartney gown with cinched pleat waist
  • Ahikoza clutch
  • Sole Bliss shoes
  • Styled by Lee Harris

Past Bling Moments

The Thursday Murder Club star has a track record of show-stopping McKinney moments:

  • 2025 Cannes Film Festival: 241-carat cushion-cut green beryl, 109.48-carat oval beryl, 65.72-carat aquamarine and 29 Australian South Sea pearls

Mirren told News Of Los Angeles last month:

> “I don’t like the word beauty. I’ve always preferred the word swagger. So my legacy would be: ‘She had good swagger.'”

Key Takeaways

  • Helen Mirren‘s Golden Eve necklace weighs more than 300 carats
  • Margot McKinney designed both this piece and her 400-carat-plus Cannes collar
  • The actress wants to be remembered for swagger, not beauty

With awards season heating up, expect more record-breaking jewels on the red carpet.

Author

  • My name is Marcus L. Bennett, and I cover crime, law enforcement, and public safety in Los Angeles.

    Marcus L. Bennett is a Senior Correspondent for News of Los Angeles, covering housing, real estate, and urban development across LA County. A former city housing inspector, he’s known for investigative reporting that exposes how development policies and market forces impact everyday families.

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