Bella Hadid, the Global Ambassador for Chopard since 2004, made a breathtaking appearance at the opening ceremony of the 78th annual Cannes Film Festival in May 2025.
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A Legacy of Light: Chopard’s Red Carpet Collection 2025, Celebrated by World in Beauty
Long after the lights of the Cannes Film Festival held in May of this year have dimmed and the velvet ropes have been lifted, one thing remains—the brilliance of Chopard’s Red Carpet Collection.
Unveiled in May against the cinematic glamour of the French Riviera, these jewels transcend the moment. They are not bound by seasons or premieres; they exist in a world of enduring elegance. Now, in the golden haze of summer, their light continues to dazzle, inspiring us to dream a little brighter.
Alex Consani in Chopard at the Cannes Film Festival, May 2025.
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Chopard’s Red Carpet Collection 2025, ‘Caroline’s Universe’ – earrings crafted in ethical 18-karat white gold, set with pear-shaped emeralds (7.17 cts), pear-shaped diamonds (2.40 cts), and brilliant-cut diamonds (2.20 cts).
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Each year, as Cannes casts its spell, World in Beauty turns its gaze to the jewelry that transforms the red carpet into a stage of wonder. At the heart of this enchantment is Chopard—a maison whose creations embody both craftsmanship and imagination.
Giulia Salemi in Chopard at the Cannes Film Festival, May 2025.
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Chopard’s Red Carpet Collection 2025, ‘Caroline’s Universe’ – snake necklace crafted in ethical 18-carat white gold, set with over 87 carats of pear-shaped and brilliant-cut diamonds, accented with pear-shaped emeralds (11.93 cts). The eye features onyx and yellow sapphires.
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Behind each luminous piece is the vision of Caroline Scheufele, a creative force we’ve admired for over two decades. Her jewels don’t merely adorn—they mesmerize, capturing emotion in every facet. We hope this radiant showcase stirs your imagination as deeply as it does ours.
Halle Berry in Chopard at the Cannes Film Festival, May 2025.
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Emma Thynn in Chopard at the Cannes Film Festival, May 2025.
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Continuing its long-standing love affair with the silver screen and a loyal partner of the Festival since 1998, the Maison has supported top talent in cinema throughout the twelve-day celebration of film at its finest.
Chopard’s Red Carpet Collection 2025, ‘Caroline’s Universe’—a lady’s jewelry watch featuring a lozenge-shaped portrait-cut diamond instead of the traditional sapphire crystal, crafted in ethical 18-carat white gold with diamond-set floral motifs (15.29 cts), on a satin strap.
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Yasmine Sabri in Chopard at the Cannes Film Festival, May 2025.
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To celebrate the magic of cinema, Caroline Scheufele, Co-President and Artistic Director of Chopard, once again hosted the legendary Chopard grand soirée. As the Festival’s official partner and creator of the Palme d’Or since 1998, the Maison debuts 78 Haute Joaillerie pieces this year, showcasing unique and daring designs— inspired by flowers, animals, couture, gems, the cosmos, and the heart— all crafted with exceptional skill.
Photocall Universe – Marina Ruy Barbosa at the Cannes Film Festival, May 2025.
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Eva Longoria in Chopard at the Cannes Film Festival, May 2025.
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From the opening and closing ceremonies to its annual gala evening and the premieres of ‘The Phoenician Scheme’ by Wes Anderson, ‘Alpha’ by Julia Ducournau, ‘Sons of the Neon Night’ by Juno Mak, ‘Eddington’ by Ari Aster, ‘Sentimental Value’ by Joachim Trier, ‘A Private Life’ by Rebecca Zlotowski, ‘Highest 2 Lowest’ by Spike Lee, ‘The History of Sound’ by Oliver Hermanus, and ‘Colors of Time’ by Cédric Klapisch, celebrities, actors, actresses and attendees wore Chopard. We showcase these beautiful jewels, highlighting their beauty and elegance.
Chopard’s Red Carpet Collection 2025, ‘Caroline’s Universe’ – Flower earrings in titanum featuring two white opal cabochons (18.09 cts) and two heart-shaped pink sapphires (3.28 cts), paved with pink (6.84 cts), yellow (3.41 cts) and orange (1.74 ct) brilliant-cut sapphires, as well as ruby and diamond brilliants.
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Millane Friesen in Chopard at the Cannes Film Festival, May 2025.
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The new Red Carpet Collection, presented by Chopard at the 78th Cannes International Film Festival, showcased the personal universe of its Artistic Director, Caroline Scheufele. Additionally, to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Cannes Film Festival in 2007, Chopard’s Co-President and Artistic Director Caroline Scheufele launched the first Red Carpet Haute Joaillerie collection.
Chopard’s Red Carpet Collection 2025, ‘Caroline’s Universe’ – Earrings in titanium set with two amethyst briolettes (43.67 cts), brilliant-cut pink sapphires (14.48 cts) and diamonds (5.64 cts).
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Leonie Hanne in Chopard at the Cannes Film Festival, May 2025.
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Chopard’s Red Carpet Collection 2025, ‘Caroline’s Universe’ – Necklace in ethical 18-carat white gold, set with an emerald cabochon weighing 129 carats as well as pear-shaped (28.85 cts) and brilliant-cut (21.56 cts) diamonds.
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The first creation from this year’s Red Carpet Collection: a magnificent choker. This necklace, made of white ethical gold and diamonds, most prominently features an exceptional 129-carat Colombian emerald cabochon. The result of 450 hours of collaboration between the atelier’s various master artisans, this bejewelled marvel is sure to cause a sensation around the neck of one of the actresses on the Croisette.
Caroline Scheufele, Chopard’s Co-President and Artistic Director.
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“From the outset, I wanted the Red Carpet Collection to have as many pieces of jewelry as the number of years the Festival has been in existence,” says Caroline Scheufele, whose passion for cinema led her to form this partnership with the competition in 1998. “This collection is designed for actresses to sparkle as they climb the famous steps, thereby honoring Chopard’s reputation as the red carpet jeweler.” – Caroline Scheufele.
Photocall Universe, Petra Nemcova and Benjamin Larretche at the Cannes Film Festival, May 2025.
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Chopard’s Red Carpet Collection 2025, ‘Caroline’s Universe’ – Penguin ring in ethical 18-carat white and yellow gold featuring a Southern Seas pearl (30.91 cts), set with brilliant-cut black (10.84 cts) and white (1.06 ct) diamonds, as well as brilliant-cut Spessartite garnets (0.34 ct) and onyx cabochons.
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Chanel Iman in Chopard at the Cannes Film Festival, May 2025.
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After ‘Cinema’, ‘Arts’, and ‘Contes de Fées,’ the theme of the 2025 Red Carpet Collection explores Caroline Scheufele’s personal universe rather than just her passions. Examining her environment and surroundings offers a detailed portrait of Chopard’s Artistic Director’s multifaceted personality, much like a diamond. Inspired by animals, flowers, couture, gems, the cosmos and the heart, ‘Caroline’s Universe’ reveals the creative inspiration behind Chopard’s most imaginative Haute Joaillerie collection.
Chopard’s Red Carpet Collection 2025, ‘Caroline’s Universe’ – Lady’s jewellery watch in ethical 18-carat white gold set with brilliant-cut diamonds (8.41 cts), on a double-tour satin strap.
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Thassia Naves in Chopard at the Cannes Film Festival, May 2025.
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Chopard’s Red Carpet Collection 2025, ‘Caroline’s Universe’ – Necklace in ethical 18-carat rose gold featuring 23 kunzite briolettes (479 cts) and set with marquise-cut (59.59 cts) and oval-shaped (13.33 cts) amethysts.
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“Each piece of jewellery is a stage; each precious stone tells a story in which the art of jewellery reflects both my personal journey and universal emotion” explains Caroline Scheufele.
Photocall Universe – Catrinel Marlon at the Cannes Film Festival, May 2025.
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Chopard’s Red Carpet Collection 2025, ‘Caroline’s Universe’ – Choker composed of tanzanite beads (599.50 cts) featuring a floral motif in ethical 18-carat white gold set with brilliant-cut diamonds (20.79 cts).
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The 2025 Red Carpet Collection comprises 78 necklaces, rings, earrings, bracelets and jewellery watches crafted in Chopard’s Haute Joaillerie atelier in Geneva. The latter are home to more than 40 artisans, such as model-makers, stone cutters, jewellers, gemsetters and polishers. Caroline’s Universe’ reveals the creative inspiration behind Chopard’s most imaginative Haute Joaillerie collection.
Chopard’s Red Carpet Collection 2025, ‘Caroline’s Universe’ – Dolphin bracelet in ethical 18-carat white gold set with brilliant-cut sapphires (91.95 cts), brilliant-cut diamonds (8.84 cts). Eyes set with onyx cabochons.
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Chopard’s Red Carpet Collection 2025, ‘Caroline’s Universe’ – Peacock ring in titanium and ethical 18-carat yellow and white gold, featuring a 15.71-carat black opal cabochon, set with brilliant-cut sapphires (2.70 cts), tsavorites (0.86 ct), white (0.63 ct) and black (0.35 ct) diamonds as well as Paraiba tourmalines (0.28 ct).
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By adding jewelry glamour to the steps of the Cannes Film Festival, the world’s most publicized event after the Olympic Games, Chopard continues to demonstrate a visionary approach. In 2013, Caroline Scheufele introduced ethical gold into her jewelry collections, launching Chopard’s ‘Journey to Sustainable Luxury’ at the same time.
At the Universe Dinner – Patrick Schwarzenegger and Caroline Scheufele, Chopard’s Co-President and Artistic Director, in Chopard.
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Ten years later, she revealed Caroline’s Couture at an exclusive fashion show in Cannes: a collection of couture silhouettes designed by her, meant to showcase her Haute Joaillerie creations and the women who wear them. These represent two complementary offerings that combine the finest craftsmanship under the leadership of Chopard Co-President talent.
