Add Page Six on Google 5 Kylie Jenner debuted a suite of new yellow diamonds on Instagram. kylie jenner/ instagram Kylie Jenner is leveling up her earring game once again.
Dancing to the track of Cyndi Lauper’s hit “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” in a trio of Instagram Story posts, Jenner wears a white waffle bathrobe while she flashes insane bling.
Two close-ups reveal four yellow diamond stud earrings in a variety of cuts that climb up from her lobe to her cartilage.
One looks to be a heart-shape, the next a cushion, then an oval, finally followed by another elongated cushion cut.
Not to be outdone, she also sports a massive diamond solitaire ring on her right pointer finger — in a matching yellow hue, of course.
The ring looks to be the same yellow diamond solitaire that she first wore to the Met Gala in 2024.
“yellowwwww,” Jenner aptly captioned the images.
This is not the first time Jenner has sported a massive diamond stud in a surprising shape; She often wears coordinated pear-shaped diamond stud earrings, either as a pair on her lobe as well as broken up as singles in her upper holes.
Plus, she is partial to a duo of pear-shaped white diamond rings, sometimes wearing both together for an impactful stack by friend and jeweler Lorraine Schwartz; one weighs in at a whopping 15 carats and the other estimated to weigh roughly 25 carats.
With tons of other celebs following the pear-shaped trend, we’re expecting yellow diamonds to increase in popularity soon.
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