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The necklace belongs to French jewellery conglomerate Cartier, and was worn by the actress for her New Year Eve celebration...

Digital Desk: Urvashi Rautela is one such actress who never misses an opportunity to make headlines with her amazing fashion sense and exceptional acting skills. The stunning beauty often uploads drool-worthy photos of herself and instantly captures millions of hearts. Once again, she managed to grab our attention with her unique-looking jewellery.

Urvashi posted a stunning picture of herself on her Instagram handle. Urvashi wore what is said to be the most costly necklace in the world, a 120-carat diamond necklace shaped like crocodile laced with emeralds and yellow diamonds. The necklace belongs to French jewellery conglomerate Cartier and was worn by the actress for her New Year's Eve celebration. Urvashi was seen wearing a crisscross crocodile necklace, bracelet, stud earrings, and ring. The actress was dressed in a mauve jacket dress as she prepped for the new year, 2023. She completed her look with a shiny ponytail, defined eyebrows, glossy lips, thin eyeliner strokes, and a dewy foundation base. However, it was her crocodile jewellery that caught our attention. 

According to an ET bel Arabi report, she is the first Indian and third person in the world to wear the necklace, after Mexican artist Maria Felix and Italian artist Monica Bellucci.

Urvashi never fails to steal the spotlight, and the actress once again ruled the hearts of fans around the world, who couldn't stop showering their love on the actress, with one user commenting, "Gorgeous Love it. "Ek number bawal."


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