Caitríona Balfe Fronts Only Natural Diamonds Cover
The “Outlander” star modeled for the digital cover of the magazine’s spring issue, which features a story on her relationship with jewelry.

The issue, which also includes a feature story on Balfe, was released ahead of the series finale of “Outlander,” which stars Balfe as Claire Fraser. The finale premieres on Friday, March 6, on Starz.
Balfe was photographed by Jackie Kursel.
Jermaine Daley styled Balfe in natural diamond jewelry from various brands, including Anita Ko, For Future Reference Vintage, Marli, and Van Cleef & Arpels.
The jewels were paired with fashion from Louis Vuitton, Calvin Klein, and more.
Ruthie Friedlander authored Balfe’s cover story, focusing on themes of time, transformation, and permanence on both her onscreen and personal life.
Balfe reflected on the end of “Outlander,” as she has played the character of Fraser since 2014, and is embracing what comes next.
She also shares her relationship with jewelry.
“I’ve always been a huge collector and fan of vintage and antique pieces, whether it’s furniture, jewelry, or clothes,” she said.
“These are legacy brands that have real craftspeople at their center, and it’s such a beautiful thing to be able to be adorned.”
To Balfe, jewelry is a form of self-expression, said Only Natural Diamonds.
Throughout the story, the actress also shares how her relationships with fashion and jewelry have evolved, her earliest memories of diamonds, and the emotional significance behind her engagement ring.
Only Natural Diamonds’ cover story on Balfe can be read on its website.
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