The Chopard Green Carpet earrings Paloma wears in No Time To Die are set with 14 carats of diamonds, a great deal of stone for a single pair. They belong to Chopard’s High Jewellery work rather than its regular range, and they are not something you can simply order. That makes them more useful as a reference than as a purchase: a measure of what to look for when the diamonds are the point. We’d take that as the lesson. Made seriously, worn lightly.
In the film
Ana de Armas plays Paloma, the CIA agent who appears alongside Daniel Craig’s Bond in Cuba, in No Time To Die (2021). She wears the earrings with a blue dress in the Cuba scene, and with a blue satin dress in the scene where Bond appears in his tuxedo. Chopard was an official partner of the film, and Paloma wears three of its Green Carpet pieces in all. The earrings sit alongside a necklace set with 43 carats of pear-shaped diamonds and a bracelet set with 82 carats of pear-shaped and round-brilliant diamonds.
The details of the Chopard Green Carpet earrings
14 carats of diamonds. That is the combined weight given for the pair. It is the smallest total of the three pieces Paloma wears, but it is still a weight rarely seen in earrings, and the sort of figure that only appears at High Jewellery level.
The Green Carpet collection. Green Carpet is Chopard’s name for its jewellery made with traceable, responsibly sourced materials. The collection dates from 2015, and in 2018 the Maison announced that from July it would use only responsibly sourced gold in its jewellery and watches. We have not found sourcing details for this particular pair. For anyone buying diamonds meant to last, where they came from is part of what is being paid for.
High Jewellery, not the regular range. Chopard describes its High Jewellery as exceptional, one-of-a-kind creations made in its own workshops. We have not found these earrings listed for sale, so treat them as a reference point rather than something to order.
Wearing it now
Few readers will buy diamonds of this weight, and we have found no retail listing for this pair. What carries over is the principle. If you are choosing earrings for someone who prefers fine things worn quietly, look for a pair where the stones are the whole point: simple settings, no extra decoration, and a documented origin for the diamonds and the gold. We would ask for that paperwork before anything else.
Sources differ on the exact design of the pair, so we describe it only in general terms. Our button runs an eBay search for Chopard Green Carpet diamond earrings, the nearest equivalent we can point you to. If you want these specific earrings, the route is a direct enquiry to Chopard, whose website carries a product request form. The Maison’s High Jewellery pages are the place to start. At the time of writing, October 2026, we have found no published price.
In the same spirit
For a current pair that follows the same idea of quiet, stone-led earrings, see the David Deyong DiamonDust Drop Hexagon Earrings from Spectre. It is an alternative, not the Chopard pair from the film.
Specifications
| Maker | Chopard |
|---|---|
| Collection | Green Carpet (High Jewellery) |
| Reference | Not published |
| Diamonds | 14 carats combined |
| Worn by | Ana de Armas as Paloma, No Time To Die (2021) |
| RRP | Not published |
Questions
Who wears the Chopard earrings in No Time To Die?
Paloma, played by Ana de Armas, wears them. She wears them with a blue dress in the Cuba scene and with a blue satin dress in the scene where Bond appears in his tuxedo.
Can you buy the earrings from the film?
Not in the usual way. They are High Jewellery from Chopard’s Green Carpet collection, and we have found no retail listing. Enquiries about its High Jewellery are best made to Chopard directly.
How many carats of diamonds are in the earrings?
The earrings are set with 14 carats of diamonds in total, according to the film’s official partner announcement. Paloma’s necklace carries 43 carats and her bracelet 82.
For more from the film, see our guide to the clothes and objects of No Time To Die, our pages on Daniel Craig, and our jewellery selection.
