Lady Gaga's Diamond Necklace Took Over 365 Days to Make

last updated 16 July 2020

There are a lot of reasons to buzz about Lady Gaga's shimmering look this evening at the Grammy Awards. For starters, the singer-slash-actress stepped out in a metallic silver dress by the recently re-vamped Celine—an '80s-inspired strapless number with a large asymmetric ruffle. But everything else about her look shimmered, too, from her silvery tresses and metallic shoes to the diamond necklace that's about to make your jaw drop.

Gaga accessorized her Grammy Awards look with a Tiffany & Co. diamond necklace that apparently took over a year to make, according to the jewelry brand. The necklace, which has over 91 carats of diamonds, features "an ice motif that required the most skilled craftsman and harnessed technique to accomplish," says the brand. Has your jaw dropped yet?

Leave it to Gaga to make a statement and take the red carpet by storm wherever she goes. Scroll down to see the A Star is Born actress's full red carpet look at the Grammys and to get an up-close glimpse at her jaw-dropping necklace.

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On Lady Gaga: Céline dress; Tiffany & Co. jewelry; Jimmy Choo shoes

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