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Nadine Nassib Njeim Wears Marli New York Jewelry in Qatar

Nadine Nassib Njeim turned heads at the Doha Jewellery and Watches Exhibition in Qatar, pairing a high-slit black gown with gemstone-heavy high jewelry from Marli New York.

Nadine Nassib Njeim Wears Marli New York Jewelry in Qatar
Nadine Nassib Njeim Wears Marli New York Jewelry in Qatar

Nadine Nassib Njeim turned heads at the Doha Jewellery and Watches Exhibition in Qatar, pairing a high-slit black gown with gemstone-heavy high jewelry from Marli New York. The appearance highlights her ongoing creative relationship with the luxury design house, which previously crafted a custom capsule collection for her.

Nadine Nassib Njeim at the Doha Jewellery and Watches Exhibition

The Lebanese star stepped out at the Doha Jewellery and Watches Exhibition (DJWE in Qatar) wearing a form-fitting black gown designed with a sweetheart neckline, thin halter straps, and shimmering embellished shoulder straps. The dress featured a clean, uniform color broken only by a high side slit along the leg. She accessorized the look with a classic black high-heeled shoe and a small handbag decorated with interlocked gold and silver beads.

For her beauty choices, the actress applied strong yet soft makeup from her own eponymous cosmetics line, emphasizing her eyes with warm dark shadows and thick lashes, while keeping her skin in a uniform bronze glow. She paired the look with a matte nude pink lip and allowed her long brown hair to fall in flowing waves around her shoulders.

Nadine Nassib Njeim Wears Marli New York Jewelry in Qatar
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Marli New York Jewelry Suite Features Diamonds and Purple Stones

The centerpiece of the appearance was Marli New York jewelry suite featuring a dazzling necklace adorned with brilliant stones, a matching bracelet, sparkling earrings, and a large statement ring set with a prominent purple stone. The collection integrated diamonds and colored floral-shaped stones, anchoring the contrast between the understated black dress and the gemstone brilliance.

She also embraced a wild jewelry aesthetic by wearing a layered choker featuring princess-cut diamonds in varying sizes that gave the piece a strong presence, pairing it with a matching diamond bracelet alongside a third wrap-around spiral bracelet.

This appearance builds upon a broader partnership with the brand. Following the event, she shared photos on Instagram alongside a message in English expressing gratitude for a year filled with inspiring moments and creativity, thanking designer Marla Artinian and her family for the trust and collaboration.

Classic and Contemporary Jewelry Aesthetics Across Recent Appearances

Beyond her partnership with Marli, her broader accessory repertoire balances traditional lines with modern styling. Her preferences frequently span diamond-encrusted collars, gold chokers, and layered chain configurations paired with gowns, abayas, and evening wear.

  • Marli New York: Classic geometric diamond collier, matching bracelet, and an emerald-cut diamond ring.
  • Tiffany & Co.: Diamond-encrusted gold choker layered with stackable chain necklaces, wide bracelets, and diamond-set rings.
  • Sartoro Genève: Pendant-style chandelier diamond necklace paired with matching earrings, a bracelet, and rings.
  • Chopard: Royal-inspired classic fringe-style diamond necklace paired with a matching diamond bracelet for formal evening gowns.

These selections reflect a styling approach that moves between structured geometry and fluid, statement-heavy luxury pieces for high-profile public appearances.

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Lucia Moretti

Lucia Moretti is the editorial identity for TellingPointy's Culture desk, exploring film, television, music, books, gaming, creators, and the media industries around them. Moretti treats culture as both art and infrastructure: a place where taste, technology, money, identity, and power meet. Her desk moves beyond publicity cycles to ask why a work resonates, how it was made and distributed, whose perspective is missing, and what its reception reveals about the moment.