BRODIE-GELLES Carol Brodie-Gelles, spokesperson for the House of Harry Winston fine jewelers, displays two of the most precious items among some $73 million in jewels expected to be loaned to nominees, presenters, performers and others at the upcoming 73rd Academy Awards, at a news conference, in Beverly Hills, Calif. Included in the collection of necklaces, bracelets, brooches and earrings is the single most costly piece, bottom, an 80-carat fancy intense yellow cushion cut diamond on an 18-karat gold mount and chain. The exact value of the piece was not given, only that it would be in the range of "several" million dollars. It will be worn by a person Brodie-Gelles would only describe as a "red-carpet favorite." Above it is a 31-carat "D" color flawless white diamond on a platinum mount and chain, worn by actress Sandra Bullock to the recent Golden Globe awards and valued in the mid-six figures. Harry Winston jewels have adorned Oscar attendees since 1943

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BRODIE-GELLES Carol Brodie-Gelles, spokesperson for the House of Harry Winston fine jewelers, talks about a display of some of $73 million in jewels expected to loaned to nominees, presenters, performers and others at the upcoming 73rd Academy Awards, at a news conference, in Beverly Hills, Calif. Included in the collection of necklaces, bracelets, brooches and earrings is the single most costly piece, at lower left, an 80-carat fancy intense yellow cushion cut diamond on an 18-carat gold mount and chain. The exact value of the piece was not given, only that it would be in the range of "several" million dollars. It will be worn by a person Brodie-Gelles would only describe as a "red-carpet favorite." Above it is a 31-carat "D" color flawless white diamond on a platinum mount and chain, worn by actress Sandra Bullock to the recent Golden Globe awards and valued in the mid-six figures. Harry Winston jewels have adorned Oscar attendees since 1943

BRODIE-GELLES Carol Brodie-Gelles, director of communications for the House of Harry Winston, displays jewelry at its Rodeo Drive store in Beverly Hills, which will be loaned and worn to the 71st Annual Academy Awards on Sunday. At left, is a diamond necklace made of blue, pink, yellow and white diamonds which Brodie-Gelles says is worth about the same as a small island in the Caribbean

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Carol Brodie-Gelles Carol Brodie-Gelles, director of communications for the House of Harry Winston, displays jewelry at its Rodeo Drive store in Beverly Hills, which will be loaned and worn to the 71st Annual Academy Awards on Sunday. At left, is a diamond necklace made of blue, pink, yellow and white diamonds which Brodie-Gelles says is worth about he same as a small island in the Caribbean

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