A-list guests at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding wore jewels worth MILLIONS... but whose were most expensive? 64%

By Jane Herz58%

7/7/2026, 7:07:33 PM

BS Summary: This article contains 23 faulty reasoning types, including Halo Effect, Appeal to Authority, and Unattributed Quote, with Biased Writer Voice as the most egregious example at 26.4% saturation with 338 hits. Analysis detected 2,071 faulty-reasoning hits from 1,281 analyzed words, generating a BS Score of 58.7% and a BS Rank of 64% (7,900 of 21,886 articles). This article is worse (more manipulative) than 63.90% of the article peer group.

By JANE HERZ, US SENIOR LIFESTYLE REPORTER 
Updated: 15:47 EDT, 7 July 2026 
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce 's wedding saw many of their A-list guests dressed to the nines - and it seems like there was no shortage of expensive jewelry either with attendees wearing bling worth millions. 
Swift tied the knot with NFL star Kelce, both 36, in front of 1,000 guests  including some of the world's biggest stars  in a colossal blowout at the historic Madison Square Garden arena in New York City on Friday. 
At exactly 7.30pm, they shared the news that they had officially become husband and wife in blockbuster style, lighting up the iconic music venue with video ads which read 'JUST&T MARRIED,' a romantic nod to their shared initials. 
The exclusive guest list included stars like Selena Gomez , Sabrina Carpenter, Lena Dunham , Steven Spielberg , Karlie Kloss , Bradley Cooper and Gigi Hadid . 
In the days that have followed what has been labeled as 'the wedding of the year,' the stars have been showing off their looks, as well as the expensive jewels they sported for the evening. 
For her part, the bride, Swift, wore Cartier jewelry, publicist Tree Paine told media outlets in a press release on Friday evening. 
It's unclear exactly what pieces the Cruel Summer singer chose, but in the past, she's worn a Panthère de Cartier Necklace encrusted with diamonds, worth $22,500. 
She's also been spotted wearing a gold Santos Demoiselle Watch by Cartier, which costs $18,330. 
During an appearance on Travis and his brother Jason Kelce's New Heights podcast last year, she wore a Panthère de Cartier Necklace encrusted with diamonds, worth $22,500 
Swift has been seen wearing multiple pieces from Cartier over the years 
The star also frequently wears the brand's Love Unlimited bracelet, which retails for nearly $10,000. 
Brittany Mahomes, who is the wife of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, was one of the first to share her glamorous outfit for the big day. 
Mahomes, 30, was decked out in a large diamond necklace by Tacori, which retails for a whopping $96,090. 
The lab-grown diamond necklace features a mosaic design, and is 75.02 total carats. 
The mom-of-three paired the pricey piece with a metallic, light blue, ruched gown by Marmar Halim, along with a bedazzled, green satin clutch bag from Roger Vivier. 
The dress was originally sold at retail for $3,065, while the bag is priced at $2,925. 
Actress Dakota Johnson also showed off an elegant look as she wore a minimalistic little black halter dress from Valentino's Pre-Fall 2026 collection, complete with a leg slit and a long scarf. 
However, the Materialists star took things to the next level by wearing a sparkling pair of dangling emerald earrings by designer Jessica McCormack, which featured diamonds and emeralds, retailing for $53,000, according to Instagram account @closetofdakotajohnson. 
Mahomes, 30, was decked out in a large diamond necklace by Tacori, which retails for a whopping $96,090 
The lab-grown diamond necklace features a mosaic design, and is 75.02 total carats 
Actress Dakota Johnson also showed off an elegant look as she wore a minimalistic little black halter dress from Valentino's Pre-Fall 2026 collection, complete with a leg slit and a long scarf 
On her wrist, she sported a $26,000 diamond bracelet from Marlo Laz, which featured rhodium plating and a 14-karat yellow gold chain. 
She pulled the classic look together with a number of stunning rings, including two of designer Sophie Bille Brahe's 'ensemble rings,' which are pieces in the shape of each letter of the alphabet. 
Johnson wore two of the ensemble rings - both a 'D' and a 'J' for her initials - which come to a total of $25,000. 
In addition, she donned a one carat diamond and blackened gold button back ring from Jessica McCormack, which retails for $18,800, as well as a $17,500 night band ring by Verdura Jewlery. 
One of Swift's closest pals, model Gigi Hadid, also dazzled in some seriously stunning pieces over the weekend. 
On Friday night, she wore a diamond necklace with a pear-shaped pink diamond pendant at the center. 
According to Leon Rbibo, founder of The Pearl Source , told the Daily Mail that the necklace appears to be anywhere from two to four carats. 
'If it's a natural fancy pink diamond, the piece could be worth approximately $150,000 and $400,000, depending on the stone's color intensity, clarity, and origin,' Rbibo told the Daily Mail. 
Dakota Johnson wore a number of different jewelry pieces, including those from Marlo Laz and Jessica McCormack 
On Friday night, Hadid wore a diamond necklace with a pear-shaped pink diamond pendant at the center 
According to Leon Rbibo, founder of The Pearl Source, told the Daily Mail that the necklace appears to be anywhere from two to four carats 
'If it's another pink gemstone or a lab-grown diamond, the value would be significantly lower,' he added. 
Hadid paired the drop-dead gorgeous necklace with a $14,500 sparkling pink Wiederhoeft corset dress covered in beads. 
Selena Gomez, who is one of Swift's closest friends, wowed in a gold beaded Oscar de la Renta dress at the wedding, which she topped with tons of jewelry from luxe brand Chopard. 
Gomez's look was posted to Instagram by her stylist, Erin Walsh , who detailed that she wore a pair of circular, dangling diamond earrings by the brand which cost $31,400. 
The earrings are made from 14k white gold, and have a total carat weight of 3.25. 
Since her dress was decked out in beads, it looks like the actress kept things simple by wearing just one necklace. 
On Thursday evening, the couple also threw an intimate rehearsal dinner for 100 of their closest friends, of which Gomez attended. 
Gomez stunned in a strapless, black lace gown by Oscar de la Renta , and accessorized the high-fashion look with a pair of $30,000 diamond drop earrings from Fernando Jorge. 
Gomez's look was posted to Instagram by her stylist, Erin Walsh , which detailed that she wore a pair of circular, dangling diamond earrings by the brand which cost $31,400 
On Thursday night, Gomez stunned in a strapless, black lace gown by Oscar de la Renta , and accessorized the high-fashion look with a pair of $30,000 diamond drop earrings from Fernando Jorge 
Lopez wore her hair in an elegant bun to show off her jewelry, which included a layered diamond necklace in a floral shape 
'Based on the scale and design, I'd estimate it contains approximately 20–35 total carats of diamonds, with a retail value in the $250,000 to $500,000 range,' Rbibo told the Daily Mail 
She was especially able to show the gorgeous earrings off as she styled her hair in a slick-back updo. 
Jennifer Lopez also made an appearance at Swift and Kelce's nuptials, wearing a black velvet Bach Mai dress complete with a dropped waist and large metallic skirt. 
She wore her hair in an elegant bun to show off her jewelry, which included a layered diamond necklace in a floral shape. 
Lopez also donned a pair of matching diamond stud earrings. 
According to Rbibo, her jewels could have been worth around half a million dollars. 
'Jennifer Lopez appears to be wearing a striking diamond floral necklace set in platinum or white gold,' Rbibo told the Daily Mail. 
'Based on the scale and design, I'd estimate it contains approximately 20–35 total carats of diamonds, with a retail value in the $250,000 to $500,000 range,' he said. 
'If it's a one-of-a-kind high jewelry piece from a major maison, it could be worth even more.' 
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