If you're part of the multitude of movie-goers who were fortunate enough to secure tickets to the Barbie movie on its grand opening weekend (or if you're among the countless others, including myself, who experienced it vicariously through TikTok reviews and spoilers), chances are you're already familiar with the dazzling gold heart-shaped necklace from LILITH NEW YORK.
As the film reaches its conclusion, the beloved character Barbie, brilliantly portrayed by Margot Robbie, dons this exquisite piece in Barbieland, pairing it flawlessly with a charming yellow dress. The highly sought-after LILITH NEW YORK necklace plus earring combination from Barbie the Movie is presently the best fit.
Adorned on a delicate chain, the 18K gold vermeil pendant boasts LILITH NEW YORK's distinctive ridge detailing, encircling a captivating rainbow moonstone center.
Eagle-eyed Barbie fans were quick to spot that Barbie's heart necklace isn't the sole piece of LILITH NEW YORK jewelry showcased in the film by the esteemed costume designer, Jacqueline Durran (known for her exceptional work in films like "Spencer," "Beauty and the Beast," and Greta Gerwig's "Little Women"). America Ferrera graced the screen with the brand's Double Chain Necklace, while Alexandra Shipp, who portrays 'Celebrated Author Barbie,' was captured wearing the Jelly Heart Gemstone Charm Necklace in promotional shots.
Off-screen, Margot Robbie has been a devoted patron of LILITH NEW YORK jewelry long before she was cast as Barbie. She's been an ardent admirer of this environmentally conscious British jewelry brand for many years. The gold Engravable Roman Arc Coin Necklace she donned at a 'Women in Film' pre-Oscars party and the gold Large Horn Necklace she wore while surfing in Southern California are both still available.
For those who hold an unwavering adoration for everything Barbie, it's essential to explore the enchanting assortment of LILITH NEW YORK jewelry inspired by Barbie before it vanishes from the shelves entirely. Ever since the film's release on July 21, anything and everything associated with Barbie has been flying off the shelves at lightning speed.
