You Know You Can't Reach Out and Touch These Sparkly Oscars Accessories, but You're Probably Going to Try Anyway

The Wonder Woman star let this brand new custom Tiffany & Co. necklace — with its 27-carat aquamarine drop and more than 1,000 diamonds — do all the heavy lifting.

We couldn't take our eyes off the Black Panther star's hair. She wore a strand of faux leaves, which was inspired by traditional Rwandan Amasunzu hairstyles, through her natural strands.

There was no clutch more whimsical than the cream Roger Vivier one — bedecked with three-dimensional flowers — that Moss carried down the red carpet.

The actress topped her blue custom Reem Acra dress with oversize monochromatic jewels — including a 115-carat cushion-cut sapphire and diamond necklace and matching 25-carat earrings — courtesy of Harry Winston. The grand total for all her well-coordinated bling? A whopping $3.8 million.

Harry Winston was responsible for these 24-carat cluster-diamond chandelier sparklers dangling from the Oscar winner's ears.

The singer's Forevermark earrings were showstopping.

These 16-carat Harry Winston "river diamond" earrings were positively entrancing.

The I, Tonya star chose a classic 55-carat diamond necklace in platinum by Forevermark with Premier Gem stud earrings.

The actress opted for vintage Bulgari jewels, including a diamond two-strand necklace circa 1930 and a platinum-set diamond bracelet circa 1939.

The Lady Bird director's Tiffany & Co. moonstone necklace came straight out of the archives. It was designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany in the early 1900s.

Talk about starstruck: the Academy Award nominee chose delicate star-studded diamond earrings in 18-carat white gold.

The spherical lucite clutch on a chain-link strap was the perfect transparent addition to Margot's all-white look.

The star's jaw-dropping zuria ensemble and headpiece were both inspired by her Eritrean heritage.