Sex and the City 2: Diamond Jewelry - Girl’s Best Friend

Sex and the City 2 should be every stylish woman’s guide to the most tantalizing and up-to-date jewelry trends. Each and every carefully chosen piece of jewelry dazzled in this spectacular romp. If you’re a classic Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte, Miranda, a variation of one or a mix of all of them, you can easily emulate these ladies’ cutting-edge jewelry styles.

Carrie: She may be married to Big, but Carrie’s first love is fashion. When our leading lady first appears on screen wearing a white mini Halston dress paired with a multi-colored gemstone necklace, it instantly becomes clear that this film is all about fashion. Carrie’s funky, eclectic style is highlighted by bold, sparkly and sweet pieces. Carrie made it work by mix-matching pieces, pairing a copper moon necklace with three chunky bracelets. If you’re unconventional like Carrie, then you’ll love a black diamond ring forever. If you want to go one step further, pair it with a bold black diamond necklace.

Samantha: Two words describe most of Samantha’s jewelry in this film: big and sexy. She rocked bigger-than-life gold Yves Saint Laurent earrings that demonstrated her love for larger, dramatic pieces that match her personality. You can emulate her sultry look by pairing gold gemstone hoops with a colorful halter-top or dress.

Charlotte: Ever since we met her, Charlotte has been the epitome of Park Avenue elegance. She’s all about classic diamond earrings and fun, shiny, metallic bracelets. You can easily get her look by donning classic diamond studs or diamond droplets. Add a splash of color and sass to this elegant style by choosing pink sapphire studs or blue topaz studs.

Miranda: Both in personality and style, Miranda is down to earth, practical, and fun, which is why she wore mostly earth tones, stones and wood pieces in this film. Achieve an earthy feel with an added touch of sparkle and color by adding deep red and yellow gemstones to your collection, for example with citrine jewelry pieces.