The biggest night in music has come and gone, but the blinding bijoux on the red carpet seem to suspend in time, living in our heads rent-free. That’s right. The 68th Grammy Awards brought a cornucopia of noteworthy watch and jewellery moments. From statement necklaces to sophisticated timepieces, the stars in attendance lit up the Crypto.com Arena in downtown Los Angeles with some serious sparklers, matching the energy of the evening note for note.
One of the celebrities who understood the assignment was Chappell Roan. Staying true to her maximalist style, the ‘The Subway’ singer opted for the Étoilée necklace, the Opera earrings, and the Opera Tulle button earrings by Buccellati. Teyana Taylor, who has taken the film awards circuit by storm, also made a jaw-dropping appearance at the ceremony. The singer-songwriter and actress donned Tiffany & Co.’s Tiffany HardWear long necklace, bracelets, and earrings.
Next-gen pop stars like Tate McRae and Olivia Dean did not disappoint. The former, for instance, commanded attention with pieces from Lorraine Schwartz. The necklace and stud earrings feature exquisite diamonds with a combined total of over 80 carats. Meanwhile, the latter channelled her feline-esque magnetism with the Panthère earrings, cuff, and ring from Cartier. This spectacular set deservedly received its share of screen time when Dean accepted the Best New Artist trophy.
Another winner who made an impression was Shaboozey. The country star received the Grammy for Best Country Duo/Group Performance in the new Piaget Polo 79. Paying homage to the original 1979 model, the watch boasts a two-tone design that combines yellow and white gold. Pharrell Williams, on the other hand, went in a completely different direction with the steely and skeletonised RM 74-02 watch by Richard Mille.
This year’s Grammys saw several invitees showing up in elaborate timepieces that capture the essence of haute horlogerie. The Caviar Tourbillon on Raúl Alejandro was one of them. This work of art by Jacob & Co. parades a white-gold case covered in 224 baguette-cut diamonds. Miles Caton also made his presence felt with the Hublot Spirit of Big Bang King Gold—a watch that walks the line between tradition and innovation.
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