Leviev’s Livia studs catch light at Women in Film gala
Twelve carats of platinum set brilliance adorned the red carpet. The Livia earrings prove that true elegance needs no excess.
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Platinum holds light differently. It catches and returns it with a cool, almost mathematical precision, which is perhaps why it has always been the metal of choice for those who understand that restraint and substance are not opposites but intimate partners. The Livia studs from Leviev, each stone measuring twelve carats and set in platinum, embody this philosophy entirely.
At the 2026 Women in Film gala, these earrings performed their quiet work: they did not announce themselves, yet they commanded attention through the sheer technical mastery of their cut and the purity of their setting. The stones themselves display that distinctive sparkle that comes only from diamonds of considerable quality, faceted to release light at every angle without appearing theatrical or ostentatious.
What makes the Livia design singular is its architectural simplicity. The platinum setting frames each stone with elegant economy, allowing the diamond’s natural geometry to speak. The earrings catch movement as the wearer moves through a room, sending subtle flashes that speak of confidence rather than desperation for notice.
The Livia studs belong to that category of jewellery that transcends occasion: they work equally well at an evening gala or worn daily by someone who has learned that the most valuable things need no explanation. This is jewellery for those who understand that true luxury whispers rather than shouts.
Imagery courtesy of Leviev (@levievdiamonds).
