Bella Thorne attended the US Open women's final in New York wearing Fullord's Ghost collection, including a 0.90ct rose gold Starghost necklace and 3.80ct diamond earrings.
Why It Stands Out
- 3.80 carats of pavé-set diamonds in 18K white gold: the Ghost earrings Bella Thorne chose for the US Open women’s final represent the Fullord Ghost collection at its most concentrated, paired with a Starghost necklace in rose gold centred on 0.90 carats of white diamonds.
- Fullord is an independent Geneva-based fine jewellery Maison, bringing its sculptural aesthetic to a growing international audience through fashion and culture.
- The US Open appearance in New York, September 2026, marks another high-profile international moment for the Maison.
- The Ghost collection is defined by sculptural lines, precious materials, and a contemporary approach to wearability, reflecting Fullord’s distinct jewellery language.
Design & Materials
Actress and filmmaker Bella Thorne attended the US Open women’s tennis final in New York in September 2026 wearing two pieces from Fullord’s Ghost collection. Her selection points directly at what defines the collection: weight carried in precious materials rather than volume, and a sculptural geometry that holds its own in a public setting far beyond the jewellery cabinet.
The Starghost necklace, produced in rose gold with a white diamond centre totalling 0.90 carats, pairs with the Ghost earrings in 18K white gold, entirely pavé-set with 3.80 carats of diamonds. The two pieces share a formal vocabulary of clean, architectural forms without relying on ornamental excess. Worn together at an international sporting final, they read as personal choices rather than event dressing.
The Ghost Collection
The Ghost collection is the axis around which Fullord’s jewellery language is most fully expressed. Sculptural lines meet a stated commitment to wearability, and the collection’s materials, diamonds in both white gold and rose gold settings, are chosen to reinforce the design rather than lead it. Fullord describes the collection as an exploration of individuality and self-expression, qualities that translate into pieces with a strong enough visual identity to carry a high-profile public appearance.
Who It Is For
For collectors in the Gulf or in Europe who value contemporary fine jewellery over purely classical forms, the Ghost collection occupies a specific position: it is made for women who wear jewellery as a statement of perspective rather than occasion. Bella Thorne’s choice at the US Open final, one of the most photographed sporting events of the year, places Fullord in front of precisely that audience.
Fullord’s International Reach
The Geneva-based Maison has been building its presence across culture and fashion, and the New York moment continues that trajectory. Fullord pieces are available on request from the Maison or an authorised retailer in the Middle East.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Fullord pieces did Bella Thorne wear at the US Open?
She wore two pieces from the Ghost collection: the Starghost necklace in rose gold with a white diamond centre totalling 0.90 carats, and the Ghost earrings in 18K white gold fully pavé-set with 3.80 carats of diamonds.
Is Fullord a luxury jewellery brand suitable for formal occasions like a tennis final?
Fullord is an independent Geneva-based fine jewellery Maison whose Ghost collection is defined by sculptural lines and precious materials, making its pieces appropriate for high-profile cultural and sporting events of that nature.
Where is Fullord based, and what is the Ghost collection about?
Fullord is based in Geneva and positions itself as an independent fine jewellery Maison. The Ghost collection explores individuality and self-expression through sculptural design and a contemporary approach to wearability.
Can I buy Fullord jewellery in the Middle East?
Fullord pieces are available on request from the Maison or an authorised retailer in the Middle East.
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