The 2026 Grammy Awards reminded us that music’s biggest night is not just about the performances but also about unforgettable jewelry moments. From bold diamond chokers to timeless natural diamond earrings, this year’s red carpet celebrated craftsmanship, individuality, and unapologetic glamour.
As Maine’s oldest operating jewelry store, Springer’s Jewelers has long admired how red carpet moments influence real-world jewelry trends. Here’s a closer look at the standout jewelry moments from the 2026 Grammys, and what they tell us about what’s next in fine jewelry.
Justin & Hailey Bieber
Making their return to the Grammys after four years, Justin and Hailey Bieber delivered one of the night’s most talked-about jewelry moments. Justin Bieber paired a sleek black Balenciaga suit with an extraordinary diamond necklace totaling approximately 100 carats, created by celebrity jeweler Lorraine Schwartz. The statement piece underscored a growing trend in men’s fine jewelry: bold, high-carat diamond necklaces worn with modern tailoring.
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Hailey Bieber complemented the look in a black strapless Alaïa gown, accessorized with a custom Lorraine Schwartz diamond choker featuring a striking pear-shaped natural diamond at its center. She completed the ensemble with substantial pear-shaped diamond stud earrings and a coordinating diamond ring, reinforcing the enduring appeal of pear-cut diamonds in contemporary design.
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Olivia Dean
Best New Artist winner Olivia Dean paired her dramatic Chanel gown with an elegant selection of Cartier jewelry. Her look featured natural diamond drop earrings, a Panthère diamond cuff, and a coordinating ring. The combination showcased how iconic jewelry houses continue to reinterpret classic motifs for a new generation, emphasizing craftsmanship and timeless design.
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Kendrick Lamar
Kendrick Lamar’s Grammys appearance highlighted the continued evolution of men’s luxury jewelry. Wearing pieces from SHAY Jewelry alongside a timepiece from Jacob & Co., Lamar demonstrated how diamonds and fine metals can feel both refined and expressive when paired with confident personal style. Kendrick’s diamond studs complemented his suit perfectly, striking a balance between subtle luxury and timeless style.
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Bad Bunny
One of the night's biggest winner's, Bad Bunny, opted for diamond huggie hoop earrings, proving that smaller silhouettes can still command attention. Diamond hoops continue to blur the line between everyday luxury and red carpet glamour, making them one of the most wearable—and versatile—trends to emerge from awards season
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Sabrina Carpenter
Styled in a custom Valentino gown, Sabrina Carpenter leaned into soft glamour with Chopard diamond jewelry. Her look included diamond drop earrings, a diamond eternity band, and a cushion-cut diamond cocktail ring—an elegant reminder that romantic silhouettes and classic diamond cuts remain red carpet favorites.
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From the Grammys to the Coast of New England
At Springer’s Jewelers, we’ve been celebrating life’s most meaningful moments since 1870—from engagements and anniversaries to once-in-a-lifetime milestones. While most of us won’t be wearing 100-carat diamond necklaces, the inspiration behind these Grammy looks translates beautifully into everyday fine jewelry: pear-shaped diamonds, diamond hoops, eternity bands, and statement necklaces designed to last for generations.
Whether you’re inspired by red carpet glamour or searching for a timeless piece that reflects your personal style, Springer’s Jewelers proudly continues its four-generation legacy of exceptional craftsmanship and service in Bath, Portland, and Portsmouth.
Discover fine jewelry worthy of your own spotlight moment at Springer’s Jewelers.
