Lady Gaga dazzles in exceptional Tiffany jewelry at the MET Gala

Lady Gaga grabbed the spotlight as she wore a stunning necklace from the 2019 Tiffany Blue Book collection on the red carpet for the MET GALA 'Camp: Notes on Fashion' party. The craftsmanship and design of the attractive butterfly necklace appeared as she passed the red carpet.

The silk butterfly wings are crafted by Tiffany’s master craftsmen in 18 karat yellow gold, flapping over a delicately engineered pendant carrying “Princess” diamonds with a total weight of more than 28 carats, as part of the 2019 Tiffany Blue Book annual collection.

“Just as Susan Sontag demonstrated in her 1964 essay, Camp’s aesthetic is above all a vehicle for enjoyment and appreciation,” said Lady Gaga. I chose to wear the Tiffany gold butterfly with shining diamonds, indicating that enjoyment and appreciation come above all else. It is a fantastical moment, an appreciation for the scenic beauty of nature.”

Lady Gaga added a set of Tiffany & Co. rings, including the Tiffany T True ring, weighing nearly 15 carats. Lady Gaga's original song "Is That Alright?" From the Academy Award-winning movie A Star is Born, as part of the "Faith in Love" campaign, which celebrates the new engagement ring from the Tiffany True collection.

“Lady Gaga continues to redefine elegance, and we are thrilled to be part of her inspiring look at this year’s Met Gala,” said Reed Krakoff, Tiffany's Chief Artistic Officer.