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Chopard Green Carpet Bracelet, 82 Carats of Diamonds (No Time To Die)

A Chopard Green Carpet bracelet set with 82 carats of pear-shaped and round-brilliant diamonds, worn by Ana de Armas as the CIA agent Paloma in No Time To Die. It is one of three matching Chopard haute joaillerie pieces, made with materials Eco-Age has assessed for environmental and social credentials.

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The Chopard Green Carpet bracelet is a quiet way to wear 82 carats. In No Time To Die it sits on Paloma’s wrist, set with pear-shaped and round-brilliant diamonds. It belongs to Chopard’s Green Carpet Collection, and it is as much a story about where stones come from as about how they look.

In the film

Ana de Armas wears it as Paloma, the CIA agent, in the Cuba scene with her blue dress, and again in a scene where Daniel Craig’s Bond appears in his tuxedo. It is one of three Chopard Haute Joaillerie pieces she wears in the film, alongside a necklace and earrings. Chopard was an official partner of No Time To Die. More on the film is in our No Time To Die guide.

The details of the Chopard Green Carpet bracelet

82 carats of diamonds. The stones are a mix of pear-shaped and round-brilliant cuts. The two shapes catch light differently, which gives the piece more variety than a single cut would.

A matching set. The bracelet has two companions: a necklace set with 43 carats of pear-shaped diamonds and earrings set with 14 carats of diamonds. Paloma wears all three. The bracelet carries the most carats of the group.

The Green Carpet Collection. Chopard works with the Green Carpet Challenge and Eco-Age on the collection. The maker says all materials in it are assessed by Eco-Age for their environmental and social credentials, and that the provenance of raw materials is carefully evaluated. Diamonds are one of the key materials it has focused on. For a piece of this scale, knowing where the stones came from is a fair thing to weigh.

What we could not confirm. We have not found a published reference number, the metal, the dimensions or a price for this bracelet. A buyer should ask Chopard for all four, in writing, before going further.

Wearing it now

This is not a piece to buy on impulse. Its logic is restraint: one bracelet, an unfussy neckline, perhaps earrings, and nothing competing with it. We would wear it with plain, dark evening clothes, where the diamonds do the work.

Start with a conversation. We found no public listing or price, so the sensible first step is to ask a Chopard boutique whether the bracelet exists as a standing design, whether it can be made to order, and what documentation comes with the stones.

Ask about the paperwork. The point of the Green Carpet Collection is traceability. Ask for certificates for the diamonds and a clear account of the gold, rather than accepting a general assurance.

Gift or heirloom. It suits an occasion rather than a season: an anniversary, or a milestone that deserves one thing done properly. A less costly route to the same mood is a single diamond line bracelet, chosen in the spirit of this one; the button on this page searches eBay for Chopard diamond bracelets and close alternatives. See more in our Bond jewellery.

In the same spirit

This is a style page: the bracelet itself appears to be a haute joaillerie piece with no public listing. For a restrained jewellery pairing from the same world, see the David Deyong DiamonDust Drop Hexagon Earrings that Madeleine Swann wears in Spectre. They are a far more modest piece, offered here as an alternative in the spirit of the look, never as the film jewellery.

Specifications

Maker Chopard
Collection Green Carpet Collection (Haute Joaillerie)
Stones 82 carats of pear-shaped and round-brilliant diamonds
Matching pieces Necklace with 43 carats of pear-shaped diamonds; earrings with 14 carats of diamonds
Reference, metal, dimensions Not confirmed in our research
Price No public price found; enquire with Chopard

For the thinking behind the collection, see Chopard’s own account of its Green Carpet Collections.

Questions

Is this the bracelet Paloma wears in No Time To Die?

Yes. Ana de Armas wears a Chopard Green Carpet Collection bracelet with 82 carats of pear-shaped and round-brilliant diamonds as Paloma. It is one of three Chopard Haute Joaillerie pieces she wears in the film.

How many carats of diamonds are in the bracelet?

82 carats, in pear-shaped and round-brilliant cuts. The matching necklace carries 43 carats and the earrings 14 carats.

Can you buy the Chopard Green Carpet bracelet?

We have not found a public listing or price for it. A Chopard boutique is the sensible place to ask whether it can be supplied, and the button on this page searches eBay for the nearest equivalent.

What is the Chopard Green Carpet Collection?

It is Chopard’s line of jewellery made with materials assessed by Eco-Age for their environmental and social credentials, with provenance carefully evaluated. The collection has focused on diamonds, black opals, emeralds and Paraiba tourmalines.

For more from the film, see the Daniel Craig guide, or browse all the Bond films.