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“The Elizabeth Taylor Collection” uses lab-grown diamonds and gemstones in contemporary designs inspired by the icon.
The jeweler has partnered with House of Taylor on a collection of rings, earrings, necklaces, and bracelets that bring Elizabeth Taylor's influence to a new generation.
San Francisco, Calif.— Brilliant Earth has collaborated with House of Taylor, the official estate authorized brand overseeing Elizabeth Taylor’s name and likeness, on a fine jewelry collection inspired by the late Hollywood icon.
“The Elizabeth Taylor Collection” features rings, earrings, necklaces, and bracelets inspired by Taylor’s distinctive style, personal philosophy, and enduring legacy as one of the most influential jewelry collectors.
The designs merge classic Hollywood glamour and elegance with contemporary purpose, as the collection brings Taylor’s personal style and lifelong love of jewelry to a new generation, said Brilliant Earth.
Taylor is known for her extraordinary jewelry collection and belief that every piece tells a story.
After her death in 2011, pieces from her private jewelry collection—which was one of the most storied collections in history—sold at Christie’s for more than $137 million.
She viewed herself as a custodian of her jewels, said Brilliant Earth, as she valued provenance and storytelling as much as beauty.
“Elizabeth Taylor was deeply passionate about the beauty, sentimentality, and personal connection of her jewelry,” said the co-trustees of House of Taylor and the Elizabeth Taylor estate.
“This collaboration translates her passion into designs that feel relevant, meaningful, and timeless for a new generation.”
SEE: The Elizabeth Taylor Collection
“The Elizabeth Taylor Collection” features rings, earrings, necklaces, and bracelets inspired by Taylor’s distinctive style, personal philosophy, and enduring legacy as one of the most influential jewelry collectors.
The designs merge classic Hollywood glamour and elegance with contemporary purpose, as the collection brings Taylor’s personal style and lifelong love of jewelry to a new generation, said Brilliant Earth.
Taylor is known for her extraordinary jewelry collection and belief that every piece tells a story.
After her death in 2011, pieces from her private jewelry collection—which was one of the most storied collections in history—sold at Christie’s for more than $137 million.
She viewed herself as a custodian of her jewels, said Brilliant Earth, as she valued provenance and storytelling as much as beauty.
“Elizabeth Taylor was deeply passionate about the beauty, sentimentality, and personal connection of her jewelry,” said the co-trustees of House of Taylor and the Elizabeth Taylor estate.
“This collaboration translates her passion into designs that feel relevant, meaningful, and timeless for a new generation.”
SEE: The Elizabeth Taylor Collection
The “Bold Blooms” floral halo set centers oval-shaped lab-grown ruby in an east-west setting surrounded by lab-grown diamonds bezel-set in 14-karat yellow gold.
An “Elizabeth Taylor” collection cocktail ring centering a 5.52-carat Asscher-cut lab-grown diamond with four trapezoid and 12 baguette diamonds set along the shoulders of the 18-karat white gold ring ($10,000)
The “True Blue” set features an ombré of lab-grown sapphires and spinel in a pair of 14-karat yellow gold drop earrings ($1,995) and a tennis bracelet ($2,995) while the “Elizabeth Taylor” collection cocktail ring showcases a pear-cut lab-grown sapphire with a marquise-cut lab-grown sapphire halo ($1,490).
Step-cut lab-grown diamonds and 14-karat yellow gold are highlighted across the “Gilded Glamour” set along with a lab-grown emerald and lab-grown diamond ring ($3,490).
Classic tennis jewelry has also been modernized though mixed-stone arrangements using pear, marquise, and oval lab-grown diamonds in a 14-karat white gold tennis necklace ($15,000), tennis bracelet ($3,995), and drop earrings ($3,995).
The 17-piece collection centers lab-grown diamonds alongside lab-grown sapphires, emeralds, rubies, and spinels in 14-karat yellow gold.
Throughout, there are three main suites featuring a floral halo motif, gemstones in a blue ombré, and step-cut lab-grown diamonds in a bezel setting inspired by Taylor’s golden era.
There are also interpretations of classic tennis jewelry and a standout Asscher-cut lab-grown diamond ring set in 18-karat white gold.
Brilliant Earth said House of Taylor chose to partner with the jeweler for their shared commitment to craftsmanship, integrity, and the enduring meaning behind fine jewelry.
“Elizabeth Taylor was arguably the world's most famous lover of jewelry, and the Elizabeth Taylor Estate trusted Brilliant Earth to carry that legacy forward,” said Beth Gerstein, co-founder and CEO of Brilliant Earth.
“That is not a responsibility we take lightly. Elizabeth Taylor didn’t just wear jewelry—she embodied it, shaping how it is understood as a form of personal expression. This collection is our commitment to honoring that legacy with the same intentionality, artistry, and sense of meaning she brought to every piece she wore.”
The Elizabeth Taylor Collection was developed in partnership with Clyde Duneier, Inc., the licensed manufacturing partner for Elizabeth Taylor fine jewelry.
The family-run manufacturer helped to translate the collection from concept through to the finished design.
The Elizabeth Taylor Collection retails from $995 to $15,000.
To continue Taylor’s leadership in the fight against HIV/AIDS, she provided that The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation receives a portion of revenue from the sale of official House of Taylor products, which includes this collection.
The collection debuted on Sept. 24 and is available in-store at select Brilliant Earth showrooms as well as on the Brilliant Earth website.
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