
Margot Robbie’s ‘Wuthering Heights’ Press Tours Sparks “Gothic Romance” Jewellery Trend

With Wuthering Heights returning to cinemas on February 13th, Gothic Romance is emerging as one of 2026’s most captivating style movements. Margot Robbie’s recent press tour has already ignited a resurgence in the aesthetic, showcasing looks that balance drama, emotion, and storytelling, echoing the untamed passion of Emily Brontë’s Catherine Earnshaw.
Robbie and her stylist Andrew Mukamal have drawn heavily from the film’s dark, romantic themes. From historic diamonds to custom symbolic pieces, the press tour has set the stage for a jewellery trend that is emotional, expressive, and narrative-driven.

The Looks Defining the Trend
For her first red carpet appearance, Robbie embodied the film’s dark romance in a black and blood-red Schiaparelli gown, featuring a lace bodice and ombre mermaid skirt. The defining accessory was the historic Taj Mahal Diamond Necklace, a heart-shaped, table-cut diamond dating back to 1627. Complementing the necklace were custom 38-carat diamond earrings featuring vintage old-cut stones set in bronze and gold, perfectly matching the gown’s gothic aesthetic.
Other tour looks have referenced 19th-century styles, including a thick black velvet choker anchored by a Baroque-style pendant with a deep red gemstone, intricate gold detailing, and a delicate pearl drop.
For her “blood-red” snakeskin ensemble, Robbie wore a modern romantic piece by Jessica McCormack: a 7-carat pear-shaped diamond pendant suspended from a delicate red silk cord. Among the most personal pieces are matching gold signet rings commissioned for Robbie and co-star Jacob Elordi. Engraved with Brontë’s immortal line, “Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same,” the rings feature entwined skulls, underlining the trend toward narrative-led jewellery.

Jewellery brand PRYA reports that the renewed fascination with Wuthering Heights signals a shift away from polished minimalism toward jewellery that feels emotional, expressive, and imperfect.
Arwa Hassan, Co-founder and Style Director of PRYA, comments:
“Gothic romance has always been about feeling rather than perfecting. We are seeing growing demand for jewellery that feels symbolic and emotionally charged. Hearts are no longer sweet or decorative; they are worn as statements. Pearls are styled with edge rather than elegance, and layered chains feel protective, almost armour-like.
“As audiences reconnect with stories like Wuthering Heights, we are seeing jewellery used as a form of emotional expression. It is about wearing something that feels personal, grounding, and slightly undone, much like the characters themselves.”
How to Wear the Trend in 2026

Four key elements of the Gothic Romance trend for women looking to capture the look:
- Heart Motifs with Edge: Inspired by Robbie’s historic Taj Mahal diamond, hearts are moving from delicate and sweet to bold, symbolic, and statement-making.
- Pearls with Attitude: Victorian-inspired ribbon-tie pendants show how pearls can be styled with edge, layered with darker metals, or worn alongside dramatic chains for a modern, untamed look.
- Statement Chains and Layering: Chains worn close to the neck, like the gold and ruby chain of the Taj Mahal necklace or the velvet chokers on the tour, add intensity and a sense of armour, pairing beautifully with lace, feathers, or snakeskin-inspired textures.
- Symbolic, Story-Led Pieces: Robbie’s use of jewellery that carries meaning highlights a growing appetite for pieces that feel personal. Consumers are gravitating towards signet rings and engraved pieces that tell a story rather than simply completing an outfit.
With Gothic Romance firmly back in the cultural spotlight, this darker, more expressive jewellery aesthetic will continue to influence fashion well beyond the film’s release. Google searches for “gothic romance outfit” have surged, increasing over 5,000% in the past 30 days, confirming the trend’s breakout moment.

For those inspired by Margot Robbie’s Wuthering Heights press tour, these pieces scapture the drama and emotion of the Gothic Romance aesthetic:
Louisa Heart Set (£50) – bold, symbolic hearts for statement-making style.

Phoebe Gemstone Necklace (£30) & Zayla Gemstone Necklace (£30) – richly colored stones that add drama and emotional weight to any look.


Marie Layered Necklace (£32) – layering is key to achieving the Gothic Romance vibe, pairing beautifully with lace or velvet textures.

Amber Tiger Eye Signet Ring (£26) & Lana Stone Ring (£26) – symbolic, story-driven rings that evoke narrative-led elegance.


Emily Coin Pearl Necklace (£30) – pearls with attitude, styled with edge for a modern, untamed effect.


These pieces provide a way for you to wear the trend in real life, combining symbolic meaning, emotional expression, and gothic-inspired style without the red carpet price tag.




































