The bling that stops the nation! Roxy Jacenko wears a whopping $672,000 worth of jewellery for Melbourne Cup celebrations in Sydney
The Melbourne Cup may look different this year amid the coronavirus pandemic, but it appears the fashion stakes have never been higher.
PR queen Roxy Jacenko upped her game this year by wearing more than half a million dollars in accessories to elevate her race day look.
On Tuesday, Roxy was dripping in expensive diamond-encrusted jewellery as she celebrated the race that stops the nation from Sydney.
The bling that stops the nation! Roxy Jacenko (pictured) wore a whopping $672,000 worth of jewellery for Melbourne Cup celebrations in Sydney on Tuesday
‘Went subtle this Cup Day,’ Roxy sarcastically captioned her photo showcasing her exquisite bling to fans.
Focusing in on her exposed décolletage in her first upload, Roxy tagged up her stacked necklaces from Nicholas Haywood and House of K’Dor.
The House of K’Dor statement diamond initial necklace retails for $9,490, while one of her Nicholas Haywood 6.88ct necklaces are worth $19,500.
Diamonds are a girl’s best friend! Focusing in on her exposed décolletage in her first upload, Roxy tagged up her stacked necklaces from Nicholas Haywood and House of K’Dor
Arm candy! Roxy’s dazzled with a $9,000 Chopard 18kt white gold diamond bangle, and a stunning timepiece that featured a lotus-style design surrounded by large diamonds
Roxy’s dazzling arm candy started with a $9,000 Chopard 18kt white gold Happy Hearts diamond bangle, and a stunning timepiece that featured a lotus-style design surrounded by large diamonds.
While the watch’s price is unknown, a similar design from Chopard’s L’Heure du Diamant collection retails for $95,000.
A staple in Roxy’s jewellery collection is by far her Nicholas Hayward engagement ring, worth a reported $450,000.
Roxy also had a Nicholas Haywood tennis bracelet on her other arm, worth $42,500, and another six-carat ring, retailing for $50,000 by Nader Jewellers.
Can’t miss it! A staple in Roxy’s jewellery collection is by far her Nicholas Hayward engagement ring, worth a reported $450,000
Attention: Contrasting her glam look with a camouflage-chic dress by Dior, it’s believed the frock may have been a subtle ode to her time on SAS Australia
She also toted a $7,000 Dior saddle handbag.
Contrasting her glam look with a camouflage-chic dress by Dior, it’s believed the frock may have been a subtle ode to her time on SAS Australia.
Roxy was the first recruit to leave the military-style program after a prior injury impeded her ability to continue with the tough challenges.
SAS Australia continues on Tuesday from 7:30pm on Channel Seven
Tune in: SAS Australia continues Tuesday from 7:30pm on Channel Seven