Kim Kardashian's Museum-Worthy Jewels

Kristina Akhrarova
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Kim Kardashian recently bought the Chanel gemstone and diamond necklace from spring/summer 1995 that appears in the Barbie movie.Photo byInstagram: @KimKardashian

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It appears that Kim Kardashian has made a journey to Tokyo in pursuit of a remarkable necklace adorned with diamonds and gemstones, which hails from Chanel's spring/summer 1995 collection. This exquisite piece showcases interlocking Cs and delicate tear-drop pearls, and holds significance in Greta Gerwig's incredibly successful Barbie movie.

With a sharp focus on Kardashian's growing jewelry collection, it's no surprise she quickly sought to acquire the standout creation after the film's release. Unlike other fashion influencers, this savvy entrepreneur shocked the audience at the 2022 Met Gala by wearing Jean Louis' stunning dress worn by Marilyn Monroe. Her collection of timeless treasures rivals esteemed museums.

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Earlier this year, Kardashian bought Princess Diana's Attallah Cross necklace, which she wore during a charity event in London in 1984. The necklace was sold at auction for $197,453 (£160,000), and Sotheby's London expressed their delight at this sale.

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The Skims founder also recently bought Princess Diana’s Attallah Cross necklace, which the royal wore at a charity ball in London in 1984.Photo byTim Graham/Getty Images

Kardashian bid $379,500 for Jackie Kennedy's Cartier Tank watch at a Christie's auction in 2017. The watch has sentimental value as it was gifted to Jackie by her brother-in-law, Stanislaw "Stas" Radziwill. Kardashian revealed a personal connection to the timepiece, wearing it during her meeting with Donald Trump at the White House in 2019. She expressed to Vogue magazine that wearing the watch gave her a sense of empowerment and motivation to achieve her goals.

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Kardashian is also the proud owner of Jackie Kennedy’s Cartier Tank watch, which she paid $379,500 (around £300,000) for at auction.Photo byBettmann

Kardashian's love of collecting runs in the family. She bought her daughter, North, a custom velvet jacket worn by Michael Jackson to Taylor's 65th birthday from Julien's Auctions in 2019 for $65,625. She also purchased a white fedora hat from Jackson's "Smooth Criminal" music video and a pair of Elvis Presley's rings for her brother Rob for $15,000 in 2020.

Kim Kardashian's next acquisition is speculated to be Carrie Bradshaw's iconic bridal headpiece, set to be auctioned by Sotheby's next month. Valued between $40,000 (£32,000) and $70,000 (£55,000), this accessory aligns with Kardashian's discerning taste and fashion-forward sensibilities.


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