Inside Margot Robbie’s eye-watering $11 million jewellery collection — from a bespoke Brontë tribute bracelet to Elizabeth Taylor’s so-called “cursed” diamond — as she unveils spectacular gems on the Wuthering Heights press tour.
Margot Robbie has been commanding attention throughout the promotional run for her new adaptation of Wuthering Heights — and while her couture wardrobe has impressed, it’s her jewellery that’s truly taken centre stage.
From a custom recreation inspired by Emily Brontë’s own bracelet to the legendary Taj Mahal Diamond once owned by Elizabeth Taylor, the actress’s glittering selections echo the dark romance and intensity of the story itself. Starring opposite Jacob Elordi, the film leans into themes of obsession and passion — and her jewels follow suit, making bold statements rather than subtle ones.
According to Jonathan Pratt, Managing Director of Dawsons Auctioneers, the standout pieces seen across the red carpets and premieres collectively reach staggering multi-million-dollar territory.
Cece Jewellery signet rings – $5K
One particularly meaningful detail from the tour? Margot gifted Jacob a matching 18ct gold signet ring. Designed by UK jeweller Cece Fein-Hughes of Cece Jewellery London, the rings feature two skeletons locked in an eternal embrace, alongside the iconic line: “Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same.” The quote, drawn directly from Brontë’s novel, is hand-enamelled onto the gold.
Each ring also bears the initials of Cathy and Heathcliff, the tragic lovers portrayed by Robbie and Elordi, plus the inscription “1847–2026” — marking both the original publication year and the film’s release. Comparable high-end signet rings from the brand typically retail between $5,000 and $7,500.
Elizabeth Taylor’s Taj Mahal necklace – Over $7.7M
For the Los Angeles premiere, Robbie stepped out in one of the most historically significant jewels ever worn on a modern red carpet: the Taj Mahal Diamond. Dating back to the 17th century, the gem was originally gifted to Mughal Empress Nur Jahan by Emperor Jehangir before later being passed to Mumtaz Mahal by Shah Jahan. Centuries later, it was reset by Cartier and purchased by Richard Burton for Elizabeth Taylor in 1972.
The piece later sold at Christie’s New York in 2011 for $8.8 million, solidifying its legendary status. Pratt notes that archive jewels linked to major fashion houses and Hollywood history can command extraordinary prices, particularly when momentarily returned to the spotlight by contemporary stars.
Lorraine Schwartz choker – $2.7M
In Paris, Margot dazzled in a custom Lorraine Schwartz champagne diamond necklace exceeding 100 carats — a showstopping creation valued between $2.7 and $4 million. The choker and matching earrings sit firmly in museum-grade territory, blending rare stones with designer pedigree.
Jessica McCormack pendant and ring – $750,000
For other appearances, Robbie leaned into Georgian-inspired elegance with several Jessica McCormack pieces: a 10.07-carat pear-shaped diamond pendant estimated around $750,000, a ruby-and-diamond “chubby daisy” ring valued at $68,000, pear-shaped diamond hoop earrings worth roughly $19,000, and pearl-drop diamond hoops priced near $8,000.
Jessica McCormack earrings – $19K
At the UK premiere, she paid tribute to literary history by wearing a replica of Charlotte Brontë’s mourning bracelet. The original — crafted from hand-woven hair believed to belong to her sisters — inspired the recreation, which was commissioned by Robbie’s stylist Andrew Mukamal. The intricate piece required 280 braided threads in three tones to mirror the texture of human hair, finished with silverwork detailing. While the cost of the replica remains undisclosed, the historic original is estimated at approximately $27,000.
Jessica McCormack pearl and diamond earrings – $8K
Taken together, Robbie’s jewellery throughout the tour reflects more than luxury — it’s storytelling in gemstone form. Bold, dramatic, and steeped in romance, the collection mirrors the gothic intensity of Wuthering Heights itself.
Charlotte Brontë replica mourning bracelet – $27K
